Brand Recognition


                          Since it beginnings in the 1950's, Yamaha has expanded significantly. It is now a famous motorcycle brand around the world that is known for both its powerful motorcycles and its involvement in competitive racing. Being one the most popular motorcycle brand, Yamaha don’t have any trouble in the marketing field. Their bikes are sold very easily. The biggest selling point for Yamaha is their durable engines and low cost high mileage bikes. Yamaha bikes are also more performance oriented while providing a mileage. All these promising features keep up the brand name.


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