Yamaha YZ16

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Since its launch in september 2008, the number of yamaha yz16s on road has increased tremendously. I must say.. this bike looks good, sounds good, and rides good. Most people yank about just one thing of this bike. The headlight and the doom. They were expecting some pulsar or apache styled doom I believe.

But overall... this bike is cool. It is stable, can easily throttle at a max of 125kmph, is mono-shock, has a great pickup and is cheap. And hey, if it is the predecessor of the Yamaha FZ1 then it should be good. The brand name speaks it all. And yes... I have seen so many of them ... and I feel it is the most odd-looking cool bike on road.

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