ALL NEW & UPDATED Yamaha Motorcycles For 2027

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Yamaha hasn't announced its 2027 street lineup yet, but government filings, a California emissions certificate and an EICMA teaser already show which new and updated Yamaha motorcycles are coming.
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We count down seven 2027 Yamaha motorcycles, from the one that only got new paint to the one American riders have waited two years for. The 2027 Yamaha R9 keeps its $12,499 price with a US-only Matte Phantom Blue. The WR450F and the all-new 2027 Yamaha YZ250F get the real engineering, and $200 price rises. The XSR155 is coming to the US for the first time, while the V-Star 250 is missing from Yamaha's filing. The XSR900 SP appears in the VIN paperwork, the Tenere 900 is teased for November 2 in Milan, and the Yamaha XSR900 GP is finally certified for America. We compare each new Yamaha motorcycle with its rivals from Suzuki, Honda and Kawasaki, including the Tenere 700 and the Z900RS Cafe.

Prices are US MSRPs before destination. Power figures are manufacturer claims or US filing figures. Unconfirmed details are labelled as such.

Chapters:
0:00 The Yamaha America waited for
0:29 7. Yamaha YZF-R9
2:05 6. Yamaha WR450F
3:34 5. Yamaha YZ250F
4:58 4. Yamaha XSR155
6:25 3. Yamaha XSR900 SP
8:05 2. Yamaha Tenere 900
9:49 1. Yamaha XSR900 GP
11:28 Final Verdict

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