Ride-by-wire throttle will be available for the new Yamaha Tracer 7 and the top-spec GT variant in 2025

Marketing
Jun 10
2 min read

Yamaha's popular midweight sport tourers—the Tracer 7 and Tracer 7 GT—are getting smarter for 2025. The big update? A ride-by-wire throttle system that promises a more responsive and refined riding experience. This update brings Yamaha’s middleweight tourers one step closer to their more advanced siblings in terms of tech, without pushing the price into unreachable territory.

Whether you're carving through corners or cruising across continents, the Tracer 7 lineup has always been about balance—power, comfort, and versatility. With this new electronic throttle, the 2025 models offer sharper engine response, smoother acceleration, and better integration with rider aids like traction control and ride modes.

What is Ride-by-Wire, and Why Does It Matter?

Instead of relying on a mechanical cable, ride-by-wire technology uses sensors and actuators to interpret throttle input electronically. This opens the door to features like:

Adjustable riding modes
More precise throttle control
Smoother power delivery
Improved fuel efficiency

The tech isn’t just for show—it makes the bike more manageable in low-speed city traffic while enhancing performance when the road opens up.

Tracer 7 vs Tracer 7 GT – What's the Difference?

Both models benefit from the ride-by-wire system, but the Tracer 7 GT goes further with long-distance capability in mind. It includes:

Hard side panniers
A taller windscreen
Comfort seat upgrade

Whether you're commuting or riding coast-to-coast, the GT adds practicality to the already impressive Tracer 7 platform.

Midweight Touring, Maximum Value

Yamaha hasn’t released final pricing for the 2025 lineup just yet, but sources expect competitive figures that keep the Tracer 7 range one of the best value midweight touring bikes on the market.

For riders who want a do-it-all motorcycle with real-world performance, upgraded tech, and everyday usability, the new Tracer 7 and Tracer 7 GT should definitely be on your radar.

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Whether you’re riding a brand-new Tracer or keeping your current bike in peak condition, protection matters. Parking outdoors—even for a few hours—can expose your motorcycle to damaging UV rays, rain, dirt, and debris.