Yamaha 2025 Tracer 9 GT
The Yamaha 2025 Tracer 9 GT redefines the sport touring experience by blending cutting-edge performance with intelligent comfort. Starting with Yamaha’s signature 890cc CP3 engine and agile Deltabox chassis, this motorcycle delivers excitement the moment you twist the throttle. As you shift from winding country lanes to long-distance touring, the TRACER 9 GT seamlessly adapts—thanks to its suite of advanced technologies and rider-focused design.
Key Features:
- Matrix LED Headlight
Leading the way, this innovative adaptive lighting system adjusts in real time to maximize visibility in changing conditions.
- Semi-Active Electronic Suspension
Rather than react slowly, the suspension constantly fine-tunes itself, ensuring comfort and control whether solo or fully loaded.
- Y-AMT Transmission Option
With push-button precision, Yamaha’s Automated Manual Transmission makes shifting smoother and more responsive than ever.
- Advanced Rider Technology
As soon as you hit the road, enjoy features like a Unified Braking System with Vehicle Hold Control*, Cruise Control, Speed Limiter, and customizable ride modes—all designed to enhance every journey.
- Touring-Ready Comfort
From the moment you hop on, the two-step adjustable seat, electric windscreen, and roomy pillion setup make longer rides a pleasure, not a chore.
- 7-Inch TFT Display with Garmin Navigation
Easily view navigation, vehicle data, and more—all in one intuitive and high-resolution interface.
- Performance Upgrades
Lightweight SpinForged wheels, Bridgestone tyres, and a third-generation quickshifter** sharpen the ride while keeping the bike nimble and responsive.
- Smart Key Convenience
Start your ride and access luggage with ease, using Yamaha’s smart key system and centralized locking.
Whether you’re commuting through city streets or crossing continents, the TRACER 9 GT delivers an experience that keeps you connected, in control, and inspired to keep riding.
About Yamaha
Yamaha Motor Company began in 1955, emerging from its roots in musical instruments to become a force in engineering and innovation. Led by Genichi Kawakami, Yamaha released its first motorcycle—the YA-1, a 125cc two-stroke. It made an immediate impact, winning its class at the Mount Fuji Ascent Race. That victory set the tone for Yamaha’s bold entrance into motorsports.
Today, the company is headquartered in Iwata, Japan, and operates worldwide. Yamaha designs and manufactures motorcycles, marine products, and various motorized vehicles. Its legacy blends cutting-edge design with a relentless drive for performance—on roads, tracks, and open waters.
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