The Yamaha will exhibit the LED matrix lighting system, a technology never seen before on a motorcycle. This advanced system, combined with a front camera, adjusts automatically the intensity of the light beam according to the light conditions. This allows you to maintain optimal visibility without dazzling incoming vehicles. All versions of Tracer 9 are moved by 890 cc and 119 horsepower CP3 three-cylinder engine grafted into an aluminum frame that remains unchanged as well as the braking system. Yamaha has repositioned the saddle, footboards and handlebars to improve the comfort of the rider and passenger. The saddle is now softer and the rear frame is 50 mm longer, offering more space on board. All versions have a 7-inch TFT dashboard, with the GT and GT + also equipped with connectivity, which allows corner-by-curve navigation through the Yamaha MyRide app. Three versions of Tracer 9 available, Tracer 9 is the basic version, equipped with mechanical suspensions, Tracer 9 GT equipped with semi-active suspensions and standard side bags, Tracer 9 GT, top of the range version that integrates all the features of the GT, adding a front radar for advanced assistance functions driving, in addition to the robotic gearbox Y-AMT, and the matrix LED system as well as the centralized closure for bags.
