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YZF-R1 GYTR 2023: models in which the latest generation of competition parts are integrated

The GYRT acronym has become synonymous with sporting excellence when it comes to Yamaha motorcycles. It is a series of competition parts designed by the brand itself, which are also managed at the same time that the motorcycles are taking shape, so that they integrate perfectly.

In addition, GYRT products are made with state-of-the-art materials, such as carbon fiber and aircraft-grade aluminum for elements that undergo the strictest performance and durability tests. They are accessories developed by Yamaha with its guarantee and created specifically for each model.

GYTR PRO SHOPS...Since 2021 Yamaha has created GYTR Pro Shops, a space where any customer, be it a professional rider or a circuit user, can speak with experts and competition technicians, test components and adjust their bikes. They offer much more than additional parts, custom adjustments to suspensions, engine, brakes, etc., and also tips for competitions and free practice sessions.

Currently 17 GYTR Pro Shops in Europe, with the goal of reaching 25 in the coming months. All of them are connected to competition programs and offer tailor-made solutions for customers' R1, R6, R7 and R3 motorcycles. Starting in December 2022, these GYTR Pro Shops will be the only place you can get your hands on the new 2023 YZF-R1 GYTR.

THE YZF-R1 GYTR 2023...The Yamaha YZF-R1 is a motorcycle that has won championships in the World Superbike and different national competitions around the world. The new R1 GYTR has been created to compete and prepared specifically for the circuit, so it is not approved for use on the road.

It is equipped with more than 25 selected GYTR parts to meet the standards of the Stock 1000 category, and has been upgraded from the stock model in areas such as braking, aerodynamics and riding position. It doesn't need a key and comes with a rear kickstand mount, plus an exhaust system with the Akrapovic muffler and midsection.

MODIFICATIONS...The parts that change in the Yamaha YZF-R1 GYRT with respect to the stock one are very varied: Akrapovic silencer and central exhaust pipe, AIS connectors, engine guards, wiring harness, PC interface cable, emulator ABS, on/off switch, 520 15/42T sprockets, GYTR 520 competition chain on the motor.

For the chassis it has; BS R11 tyres, racing fuel cap, stainless steel brake line set, brake calipers with steel piston kit, Brembo Z04 brake pads, racing handlebar, steering stops, wing rear chain guard shark fin, front brake lever guard, racing rear seat with optional reverse kit, rear wheel stand clamps, racing rear wheel stand, full white racing fairing, racing windscreen and a racing seat. competition.

FOR THE RACES...Yamaha achieved a historic triple crown in 2021, and this season factory-supported teams have bikes equipped with GYTR parts in addition to components specifically developed by Yamaha Racing engineers. And right now Yamaha offers those components in limited quantities to all Yamaha riders in their GYTR PRO SHOPS.

In this way, customers will be able to build a YZF-R1 with the same parts as the bike that competes in the World Superbike. An early taste of this was done on the YZF-R1 GYTR Pro VR46, which was offered to Valentino Rossi in 2021. This bike used a combination of parts from the future GYTR and GYTR Pro catalogs and some top class components from Öhlins and Brembo.

EXTENSIVE CATALOG...The GYTR Pro range includes 400 parts with expected availability from April 2023. These are some of the most important components in the range: swingarm, high capacity low gravity fuel tank, rear subframe of carbon, triple clamps, carbon fairing, windshield, instrument panel, instrument panel bracket, handlebars, switches, custom Marelli electronics, air ducts for the brake calipers, brake lines, front wheel adapter to fit the Öhlins FGR400 front fork and inverted gusset rear swingarm, clutch, lateral steering damper with bracket and clamp, MB radiator, Akrapovic exhaust system, brake lever guard.

With a parts list like this, Yamaha couldn't resist building a few YZF-R1 GYTR Pros outfitted in the image and likeness of the World Superbike bike, a bike that can be ordered from their GYTR Pro Shop. The full list of the GYTR Pro range and its price will be announced early next year 2023.

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