Yamaha SRX440

Yamaha Motor Company Limited is a world famous Japanese maker of motorized vehicles such as motorcycles, all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), boats, and snowmobiles. This company was initially set up in 1955, and is now among the largest producers of motorcycles in the world. In 1958, Yamaha became the first Japanese manufacturer to enter in the field of international motor racing. Their brilliant performances in these races earned them recognition as providers of high-level technology. Their initial reputation in the 1960s was based on their light two-stroke bikes such as the 250cc YDS, and the 350cc YR1. By the end of that decade, they ventured into the four stroke motorcycle market with the launch of the 650cc XS-1 road bike. This company is engaged in the manufacture of high performance, well-designed snow mobiles. A snow mobile, by definition, is a vehicle that is designed to move on surfaces such as snow and ice. The Yamaha SRX440 was a snowmobile series launched by Yamaha, in the year 1976. It performed exceedingly well in snowmobile racing scenario and it was this feature that made this snowmobile a legend. With this model's innovative radiator and heat exchanger cooling system, Yamaha introduced a relatively new technology to the snowmobile sport. The frame of the SRX 440 is made almost entirely of aluminum, such that it is considerably light and strong. The SRX 440 featured a Liquid cooled engine, which was made up of aluminum, and magnesium. This advanced vehicle, traveling on incredible sleds, is among the fastest snowmobiles in the market. The brilliant designs and excellent maneuverability are the trademark features of this top quality snow mobile. The liquid-cooled SRX340 was also introduced by Yamaha in the same year.