Yamaha R7 Ride Review | Pick of the new-school sports bike class?

Is the Yamaha R7 the best of the affordable, new-school sports bikes? Having ridden the rest join me as I go for a ride to find out whether the R7’s relative lack of power is made up for with its lighter weight and sharper suspension. Chapters: 0:00 – Introduction and competitor comparisons 2:09 – Tech specs and key features 4:56 – Onboard riding impressions 18:24 ¬– Verdict As mentioned in the video as well here is a quick spec comparison with some of the other bikes it’s up against for all you number crunchers out there! – Yamaha R7 - £8,916, 689cc parallel-twin, 73.4PS/67Nm, 188kg (includes fully adjustable suspension) – Honda CBR650R - £8,599, 649cc in-line four-cylinder, 94PS/63Nm, 209kg (E-Clutch £8,729) Watch my review:    • Honda CBR650R E-Clutch Ride Review | What’...   – Triumph Daytona 660 – £8,595, 660cc in-line three-cylinder, 95PS/69Nm, 201kg Watch my review:    • Is the new Triumph Daytona 660 a true Dayt...   – Suzuki GSX-8R - £8,999, 776cc parallel-twin, 83PS/78Nm, 205kg (includes quickshifter) Watch my review:    • Suzuki GSX-8R – better than a Triumph Dayt...   – Kawasaki Ninja 650 - £7,539, 649cc parallel-twin, 68PS/64Nm, 193kg – For more great motorbike content don't forget to like, subscribe to @midlifecrisismotorcyclist and hit the bell to be the first to find out when a new vid drops. Thanks for watching! #motorcycle #motorcycling #motorcyclereview #motorbike #motorbikes #motorbikereviews #midlifecrisis #yamaha #yamahamotorcycles #yamahar7 #sportsbike