Motorcycle specifications YamahaTracer 7 2022 Fazer syndrome

No longer called the 700 Tracer, but the Tracer 7, Yamaha has been tinkering with the names of its Sport Touring range, ignoring displacement. Apart from a sticker, it changes nothing for this barely renewed trail-crossover.
Having seen the R1 make its mark on the sportbike market and attract a lot of attention, some members of the Yamaha family are getting a bit restless. One of them is to have the same look. The Tracer 7 is in this vein, and undergoes this cosmetic surgery while taking great care to retain its identity. The result is an extension of the manufacturer's new style.

Equipped with the first Euro 5 version of the sparkling CP2, a 689 cm³ twin, this model takes things to a new level. With a dynamic new look and the best power-to-weight ratio in its class, the Tracer 700 is designed to deliver a great deal of thrills.

fairing with aggressive new twin headlights

Equipped with dual LED position lights and LED headlights, the Tracer 7 boasts a modern, aggressive look.

The front end gives it a much bolder look. Blending in with the fuel tank cover, this aerodynamic fairing offers wind and weather protection for enhanced comfort over long distances. The front mudguard follows this design direction to enhance the bike's style.

689 cm³ CP2 engine

the Tracer 7 is powered by a 689 cm³ crossplane twin, one of Yamaha's most popular engines. What makes this engine so special is its 270° crankshaft, which provides an ignition sequence at irregular intervals, delivering linear torque that responds directly to rider acceleration.

Since 2020, this engine has been enriched with optimized injection and ignition parameters, a redesigned air intake, optimized exhaust parameters and a modified exhaust system, enabling it to exceed EU5 standards.
With maximum power of 73.4 hp at 8,750 rpm and maximum torque of 6.9 mkg at 6,500 rpm, the Tracer 7's engine offers a thrilling riding experience. The wide torque variation guarantees strong acceleration, with a modified secondary gear ratio for an even more responsive model.

lightest in its class, best power-to-weight ratio

Featuring a lightweight tubular frame and aluminum swingarm with an extended wheelbase (+10 mm) of 1,460 mm, this Tracer's compact chassis is one of the most agile in the Sport Touring class. With the lowest all-up weight in its class, just 196 kg, combined with its exhilarating engine, the "7" offers the best power-to-weight ratio.

adjustable front and rear suspension

To enable Tracer 7 owners to explore the bike's full potential, the new model is equipped with an improved 41 mm cartridge-type fork. Spring rates have been adjusted to optimize handling. This model features adjustable shock absorber rebound and preload. Thanks to the adjustable shock absorber, the bike is easy to configure to suit different rider weights and road conditions.

aerodynamic windscreen with one-hand adjustment

the Tracer 7 is equipped with a slim aerodynamic bubble, with superior optical quality. With just one hand, the height of the bubble can be adjusted by over 60 mm. In addition, handguards offer extra protection against wind and weather.

upright riding position

The Tracer 7 is designed for an upright riding position. It features 34 mm wider handlebars, in the middle of which you can attach accessories. Like the shape of the seat, the handlebar improves ergonomics for greater comfort and control over long distances.

curved two-seater for rider and passenger comfort

Whether riding solo or as a duo, the one-piece saddle offers enhanced comfort for both rider and passenger. It offers greater freedom in the choice of riding position. The front section integrates perfectly with the tank and fairing to provide a firm grip at knee level, while the curved profile provides better support for the rider during acceleration.

The rear of the seat is slightly higher, offering a more comfortable position for the passenger. The saddle also features details such as stitching that add a touch of style.

negative LCD instrument panel

One of the features of the Tracer 700 is the negative LCD instrument panel with multifunction display. The tachometer and gear indicator are in color. The rider can easily adjust the display using a knob to the left of the handlebars.

lED turn signals

Compact LED turn signals have been installed. At the front, they are integrated under the handguards.

key features of the Tracer 700 :

- Front end with aggressive twin headlights
- CP2 689 cm³ engine, Euro 5 compliant
- Lightest in its class, best power-to-weight ratio
- Adjustable front and rear suspension
- Aerodynamic bubble with one-hand adjustment
- Ergonomic riding position
- Contoured two-seater seat for rider and passenger comfort
- 17-liter fuel tank for long range
- Negative LCD instrument panel
- Compact LED turn signals, integrated under the hand guards.

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