Yamaha R7 (2026) – Technical Review
Yamaha's R7, launched in 2022, has undergone its first major overhaul for 2026, featuring a redesigned chassis, improved electronics, and a styling revamp.
- Updated chassis promises improved handling
- New electronics are comparable to those found in more expensive machines
- Redesigned tank and riding position aim to provide better comfort
The new bodywork, while updated, does not significantly differ from the previous design. Pricing for the 2026 Yamaha R7 has not been announced, but it is expected to remain competitive with rivals such as Suzuki's GSX-8R, Honda's CBR650R, and Triumph's Daytona 660, likely staying close to its predecessor's £8,920 price tag.
No official price announcement from Yamaha yet.
Author's summary: Revamped Yamaha R7 for 2026.
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