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Designed to evoke memories of the golden era, the XSR900 GP is the ultimate blend of heritage racing style combined with the latest in cutting-edge technology to offer a thrilling ride that stimulates the senses in a way like no other.
Born from Glory
With a look reminiscent of the YZR500 ridden to victory by iconic Yamaha racers in the 80s and 90s, the XSR900 GP is a celebration of Yamaha's racing pedigree like never seen before. The YZR Grand Prix racer inspired front fairing and seat hump evoke memories of the Golden Era of Grand Prix racing – a true tribute to some of the most iconic race bikes of Yamaha’s past.
Don't be fooled by the heritage style – underneath the bodywork lies the latest in cutting-edge, Yamaha technology resulting in a truly capable machine that thrills with each twist of the throttle. The latest in braking and suspension components enhance the ride, while integrated riding modes and an extensive electronics package raise the bar even further.
The 2026 XSR900 GP is a new model that features a new color option inspired by Yamaha's historic "Intercolor" livery, called Legend Yellow. The bike also has a retro-styled cockpit with a new 5-inch TFT display, a more connected riding experience via smartphone connectivity, and comes in some European markets.
The 2026 Yamaha XSR900 is redefining what it means to ride with passion, style, and power. In this video, we dive deep into Yamaha’s latest evolution of the iconic XSR line — a perfect fusion of retro design and cutting-edge performance. From its upgraded inline-triple engine to enhanced electronics, every detail screams perfection. Whether you’re a fan of café racers, modern classics, or naked bikes, the 2026 XSR900 delivers an unforgettable experience that blends nostalgia with futuristic tech.
We’ll cover its design inspiration, engine specs, performance review, and how it compares to rivals like the Triumph Speed Twin and Kawasaki Z900RS. Get ready for cinematic visuals, detailed insights, and a sound test that will make your heart race. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more exclusive motorcycle reviews and upcoming model reveals!
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- Even a youtuber would work out how advantagous XSR900 is over 8T, I cannot believe the management team, the accountant and engineeres of Suzuki didn't realize how they fall behind its competitor in terms of cost-performance ratio.- XSR without a doubt. I like everything about it more than the Suzuki. All it needs is a more comfortable seat but that's what the aftermarket is for.
- XSR is what i would choose. I already have a GSX 8s. I love the bike and yes its "torky" as hell too. The XSR is a naked MT09. Its in the next class up. This isn't a fair comparison because of that. Infact iv ben looking to get the XSR after I get my suzuki paid off. I love both bikes.
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