Yamaha for life!

[Tommy Bierly]

I've had almost an unhealthy love for Yamaha since my first dirt bike ('87 YZ80)...

 

[JDinfla]

1971 JT 60 mini enduro

 

[Sean R]

I've had two yamaha dirt bikes, one three wheeler, a V star bike, two jet boats, yamaha guitar and 2 vmax snowmobiles. Well the dirt bikes and sleds were technically my dads but I got to use them whenever I wanted and dad would always fix them ?

 

[Tommy Bierly]

I've had two yamaha sport bikes, one three wheeler, a V star bike, two jet boats, yamaha guitar and 2 vmax snowmobiles. Well the dirt bikes and sleds were technically my dads but I got to use them whenever I wanted and dad would always fix them ?

I've had 3 Yamaha sport bikes, 1 cruiser, 1 jet boat...I'm not even sure how many dirt bikes I've had...still have 3 in my garage.

...and a Yamaha guitar.

BLEED BLUE!

 

[four_the_kids]

Yamaha sponsored a "Learn to Ride Weekend" where you could pretty much ride any bike they had available back then (and as long as you could reach the ground while sitting on the seat, have your parent's permission (where I lied on that part to them), so 80's & 100's was it for me. Since that day as a kid, I lean towards the Yamaha brand with bikes (YZ 250, FVR 600, FVR 1000), boat (242 Limited S), and jet ski's (SX SVHO, FX Cruiser HO). So their program worked, they won me over as a customer-to-be back then. I can't complain, we've had trouble-free experience's with all their products!
So yeah, I'm a Yamaha-For-Live "er" too.
Okay, no stone throwing necessary, but our pressure washer is powered with a Honda, and my wife has an XR80.

 

[Tommy Bierly]

I'm emotionally invested.