Yamaha’s middleweight sport touring rig, the Tracer 9 GT receives a slightly larger new engine (889cc) for 2021 that is lighter, more powerful and compliant with the new Euro 5 emission standards. There’s an all-new cast aluminum frame and swingarm connected to a new electronically adjustable suspension. The bike is equipped with a six-axis IMU governing such rider aids as three mode traction control, slide control and wheelie control. To view all those features as well as other bike functions there are two, yes count ’em, not one but two TFT screens. The price for the touring oriented Tracer 9 GT is $16,999 but for that you do get the two side cases included.
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