Yamaha MT-09 Tracer 2016

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Yamaha MT-09 Tracer

Udfordringer
Årgang:
2016
Motor:
847 cm3
3-cylindret
12 ventiler
Dobbelt overliggende knastaksler
Hestekræfter
115 HK
Max drejningsmoment: 87,5 Nm ved 8.500 o/min
Fælge
Støbte aluminium
For: 17" x 3,5"
Bag: 17" x 5,5"
Dæk
OEM:
For: Dunlop D222 120/70 ZR 17
Bag: Dunlop D222 180/55 ZR 17
Topfart
229 km/t
Tuning
Wilbers 640 bagdæmper med hydraulisk fjederforspænding
Wilbers progressive forgaffelfjedre og Wilbers olie
Styling
R&G Tail Tidy - Nummerpladeholder med LED nummerpladelys
Powerbronze sport/mini kåbeglas
Ekstraudstyr
R&G Forgaffelbeskyttere
R&G Bobbins for baghjulsløfter
Yamaha originale komfortsæder
Yamaha klik-sports-tanktaske (SW Motech kompatibel)
Bemærkninger
Traction Control (kan frakobles)
3 Engine Modes
Farve: Mistral Grey (2016 farve)
Sædehøjde i højeste indstilling: 86 cm
Tankkapacitet: 18 liter
Vægt (våd - med væsker): 207 kg.

MCN - Best all-rounder 2015

‘This is a seriously good bike at a seriously
great price’

Yamaha’s new MT-09 Tracer has been the success story of 2015. According to official figures from the MCIA, it’s the best-selling bike over 125cc so far this year.

It’s a machine that really punches above its weight and could have easily have taken MCN’s Overall Machine of the Year award, if it wasn’t for the dramatic, once-in-a-decade Kawasaki H2.

It looks the part with sharp, aggressive styling, a stubby underslung exhaust and radial monobloc calipers. The screen is adjustable and the clocks are clear and informative. You can easily scroll through the information on the dash and switch between riding modes without taking your hands off the bars.

Initially the Tracer feels like a machine much larger than an 850cc triple, but the narrow seat means even riders with short legs can reach the floor with ease. The 19-litre fuel tank is wide and the bars are high, making the Yamaha feel a bit like an old-school streetfighter. But it’s a natural, comfortable riding position and the handguards and small screen are effective at deflecting the cold air away from your body.

The three-cylinder motor has an engaging bark and feels much more powerful than its claimed 115bhp. Get the Tracer revving and it can certainly kick off its high heels and run. At our test track, the Tracer clocked 100mph in 7.57 seconds and recorded a standing quarter-mile time of 11.52 seconds. Top speed is just shy of 130mph. It churns out an impressive amount of torque, too, and the midrange is more comparable to that of a 1000.

On the move the Tracer has a lovely balance and the suspension copes well with British roads. The set-up is plush enough to soak up the majority of bumps and tarmac imperfections, but isn’t so hard it’s going to jolt out your fillings. It also has excellent traction control and equally good ABS-assisted brakes.

I believe the key to the Tracer’s success is its all-round versatility and excellent price. We’ve had competitively-priced middleweights in the past, but they’ve been ugly or let down by poor build quality. The Tracer well and truly bucks this trend.

In fact, given Yamaha’s excellent PCP and finance deals, there should be very little to put you off the award-winning MT-09 Tracer. But we do have one word of warning: ‘if you try one you’ll buy one’.
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