Outside image showing the Yamaha Tracer 7 in Redline colour.

THIS is the Yamaha Tracer 7

Inside render showing the Yamaha Tracer 7 in Redline colour.

It has four colours on offer. You've seen this Redline colour

Inside render showing the Yamaha Tracer 7 in Midnight Black colour.

This is the Midnight Black colour

Inside render showing the Yamaha Tracer 7 in Icon Performance colour.

This is the GT variant - beefed up further for touring - and this is the Icon Performance colour

Inside render showing the Yamaha Tracer 7 in Tech Black colour.

And this is the GT variant in Tech Black colour

Outside close up image showing the Yamaha Tracer 7's front fairing.

Closer look at the fairing, and yes, the twinkling dots below are the LED headlights, plural. You'll also notice that the windshield is smaller on the regular Tracer vs the GT version

Outside close up image showing the Yamaha Tracer 7's dual front disc brakes and Michelin Road 6 GT tyres.

It gets dual 298mm front disc brakes, and Michelin Road 6 GT tyres

An outside close up image of the Yamaha Tracer 7's 41mm USD fork.

The 41mm USD fork is adjustable

An outside close up image showing the Yamaha Tracer 7's 689cc parallel twin engine

The 689cc twin-cylinder engine makes up to 73.4hp (there's a A2 version with 47.6hp) and 68Nm of torque

An outside image showing the Yamaha Tracer 7's cruise control module.

Gets cruise control as standard, as is typical for a touring motorcycle

An outside close up image of the Yamaha Tracer 7's 5-inch TFT display.

Gets many features from the 5-inch TFT display. You can spot one of them here.

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The Yamaha Tracer 7 (and 7 GT) are adventure tourers the Japanese brand sells in Europe and the US. THe Tracer 7 uses a 689cc twin-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine making up to 73.4hp and 68Nm of torque. It has a USD fork at the front with 130mm travel, and a linked monoshock at the rear with 139mm travel. Yamaha offers adjustability at both ends. With a full 18-litre tank, the Tracer weighs 203kg in its ready-to-ride form. Yamaha also offers a Y-AMT system, with which the Tracer weighs 3kg more.

The Tracer embraces the touring part more than the adventure part, evident from its suspension travel. That is further corroborated by the bike's 140mm ground clearance; however, the seat height is a tall-ish 830mm and can go up to 850mm. Stopping the motorcycle are 298mm dual-disc brakes at the front and a 245mm disc at the rear. The GT takes it up a notch with a remote preload adjuster, factory touring accessories, thicker seat, and a taller wind screen.

In terms of features, the Tracer 7 gets two ride modes, ride-by-wire, a slip-and-assist clutch, traction control, dual-channel ABS, cruise control, smartphone connectivity via the 5-inch TFT display, and auto cancelling indicators.

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