YAMAHA TX Models/Series Timeline, Specifications & Photos

TX 500's bigger brother, the TX 650 had an air cooled, four stroke, parallel twin cylinder, which could develop 50HP at 7500rpm.

In 1972 the Yamaha TX 750 was one of few commercia failures. It was designed as a larger, smoother, more powerful, stable.

The third model of Yamaha’s 4-stroke road sports category, this racy Super Sports model was, very different from its predecessors, the 650 and 750, being the first road bike to have a DOHC 4-valve per cylinder high output engine. Functions such as the worldﾕs first IC regulator, a CV carburetor, an full cradle frame - Duplex type" and is circular steel pipes, frame and front disc brakes were also featured on this model.