Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Yamaha's sub-£10k sportsbike has been given a makeover for 2026.
Arguably a little less track focussed than before, its upgraded electronics and revised ergonomics promise to make a more accessible road bike without compromising track potential.
We sent Adam Child, aka Chad, to Spain (or was it Portugal?) to test the new R7 on both road and track to give us his definitive verdict.
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Yamaha's sub-£10k sportsbike has been given a makeover for 2026.
Arguably a little less track focussed than before, its upgraded electronics and revised ergonomics promise to make a more accessible road bike without compromising track potential.
We sent Adam Child, aka Chad, to Spain (or was it Portugal?) to test the new R7 on both road and track to give us his definitive verdict.
Follow Carole Nash on our other social media channels:
Facebook: facebook.com/CaroleNashBikes
X @carolenashbikes: https://x.com/carolenashbikes
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