Yamaha unveils XSR900 GP, 1980s Grand Prix-inspired retro sports bike

Published by: Vivek Dubey

Yamaha unveils the XSR900 GP, a sports version of its XSR900 retro bike, paying homage to the iconic GP 500 machines from the 1980s.

Legendary Inspiration

The new model is inspired by legends like Eddie Lawson and Wayne Rainey, blending nostalgic design with modern technology.

Heritage Lineup

The XSR900 GP is part of Yamaha’s XSR sport heritage lineup, which combines retro design with cutting-edge engine and chassis technology.

Shared Specs

Based on the XSR900 naked bike, the XSR900 GP shares the same 890cc inline-triple engine and frame as its predecessors.

Retro Charm

The frame and swingarm now feature a silver finish reminiscent of the 1980s era, adding to its retro charm.

Updated Design

The bodywork, dashboard, and switchgear have all been refreshed for this model.

Vintage Look

The XSR900 GP boasts a new seat with a seat hump, complete with retro-style GP number boards and new side panels.

Modern Electronics

The motorcycle features a modern 5-inch TFT dash, along with new ergonomic switchgear.

Advanced Features

Other features include a quickshifter, electronic rider aids with 3 riding modes, Bluetooth connectivity, and cruise control functions.

Colour Options

The XSR900 GP is available in two striking colours: Legend Red and Power Grey.

Limited Availability

It will soon go on sale in the UK markets but there are currently no plans for it to be available in India.