Tamiya 14064 Yamaha TZ250M ('93 Champion Machine)

The Yamaha TZ250M is a Japanese sports and racing motorcycle that was first presented to the public in the early 1990s. Much of the production process has been concentrated in the city of Iwata in Japan. The TZ250M gained popularity, not to say fame, after its Tetsuya Harada won the 1993 250cc World Motorcycle Championship. The engine was largely determined by the high-quality Yamaha TZ250M. The motor was powered by a liquid-cooled unit with a capacity of 249 cm3 and a maximum power of 94 HP, which is very high for such a relatively small capacity. Moreover, the engine was electronically assisted and was characterized by good dynamics and work culture. It also had very good Brembo and Nissin brakes. It was undoubtedly a successful bike, with good performance and such traction.