2024 Yamaha R1 Price in Canada, Colors, Specs And Features

Yamaha R1 Price in Canada is $23,299.00.

Yamaha R1 Price in Canada With Variants

Variant	MSRP (CAD)	Description
Yamaha YZF-R1	$23,299.00	Base model with high-performance engine and aggressive riding position.
Yamaha YZF-R1M	$28,999.00	Premium variant with Öhlins electronically adjustable suspension, carbon fiber aero package, and exclusive graphics.

Yamaha R1 Launch Date in Canada

The launch date for the Yamaha YZF-R1 in Canada has not been officially announced yet.

Yamaha R1 Colors

Color	Description
Yamaha Blue	A vibrant and iconic blue that emphasizes the R1’s sporty and aggressive character. It features metallic flakes that shimmer in the sunlight, complementing the bike’s sleek lines.
Tech Black	A stealthy and sophisticated matte black finish that gives the R1 a menacing and powerful presence. It highlights the bike’s sharp angles and intricate details, exuding a mysterious and understated vibe.

Yamaha R1 Mileage

Riding Conditions	Average Mileage (km/L)
Combined (City & Highway)	13.8 – 15
City Riding	12 – 14
Highway Cruising	15 – 17

Yamaha R1 Top-Speed

Variant	Top Speed (km/h)	Top Speed (mph)
Yamaha YZF-R1 (Base)	293	182
Yamaha YZF-R1M (Premium)	300+	186+

Yamaha R1 Specs

Category	Specification
Engine
– Type	998cc, liquid-cooled, inline-4 cylinder, crossplane crankshaft
– Power	198 hp (147 kW)
– Torque	83 lb-ft (112.4 Nm)
– Transmission	6-speed manual
Chassis & Suspension
– Frame	Aluminum Deltabox
– Front Suspension	43mm fully adjustable forks
– Rear Suspension	Fully adjustable swingarm with link-type mono-shock
Brakes
– Front Brakes	Dual 320mm discs with dual 4-piston calipers
– Rear Brakes	Single 220mm disc with single 2-piston caliper
Wheels & Tires
– Front Wheel	17 inch
– Rear Wheel	17 inch
– Front Tire	120/70ZR17
– Rear Tire	190/55ZR17
Dimensions & Weight
– Seat Height	855mm
– Wheelbase	1405mm
– Wet Weight	203.2 kg
Performance
– 0-60 mph (0-96 km/h)	~2.9 seconds (estimated)
– Top Speed	~293 km/h (estimated)
Features
– Electronic throttle control
– Traction control
– Launch control
– Wheelie control
– ABS
– LED lighting
– Digital instrument cluster

Yamaha R1 Engine

Feature	Specification
Type	998cc, liquid-cooled, inline-4 cylinder, crossplane crankshaft
Bore & Stroke	79.5mm x 50.9mm
Compression Ratio	13.1:1
Horsepower	198 hp (147 kW) @ 13,500 rpm
Torque	83 lb-ft (112.4 Nm) @ 11,500 rpm
Fuel System	Electronic fuel injection with 44mm throttle bodies
Ignition	Digital transistor ignition (TCI)
Exhaust System	4-2-1 under-seat exhaust system with titanium headers
Transmission	6-speed manual with close-ratio gears
Clutch	Wet multi-plate clutch with slipper function
Lubrication System	Forced oil circulation with wet sump
Emissions Standards	Euro 5 compliant

Yamaha R1 Gearbox

Feature	Description
Type	6-speed manual with close-ratio gears
Gear Ratios	1st – 2.317:1
	2nd – 1.785:1
	3rd – 1.431:1
	4th – 1.181:1
	5th – 1.034:1
	6th – 0.889:1
Clutch	Wet multi-plate clutch with slipper function
Shifting Mechanism	6-speed rotary gear selector
Features	– Smooth and precise shifting
	– Close-ratio gears for optimal acceleration
	– Slipper clutch for improved stability under hard braking
	– Gear position indicator

Yamaha R1 Brakes and Tyres

Category	Specification	Base YZF-R1	Premium YZF-R1M
Brakes
– Front	Dual 320mm discs with dual 4-piston calipers	✓	✓
– Rear	Single 220mm disc with single 2-piston caliper	✓	✓
– ABS	Anti-lock braking system	✓	✓
– Additional Features	N/A	Brembo radial-mount calipers	Öhlins electronically adjustable suspension (FGRM & TTX36)
Tyres
– Front	120/70ZR17	Bridgestone Battlax Hypersport S22	Bridgestone Battlax Racing R11
– Rear	190/55ZR17	Bridgestone Battlax Hypersport S22	Bridgestone Battlax Racing R11
– Additional Features	N/A	Pirelli Diablo Supercorsa SP V3 or Dunlop D213 GP Pro available as optional upgrades	N/A

Yamaha R1 Suspension and Chasis

Category	Base YZF-R1	Premium YZF-R1M
Chassis	Aluminum Deltabox frame	Aluminum Deltabox frame with CF reinforcement
	– Lightweight and rigid construction	– Enhanced rigidity and reduced weight
	– Designed for aggressive handling and stability	– Improved cornering performance and stability
Front Suspension	43mm fully adjustable forks	43mm Öhlins FGRM electronically adjustable forks
	– Spring preload, compression damping, and rebound damping adjustments	– Semi-active electronic adjustments for optimal performance
	– Designed for responsive handling and control	– Superior ride quality and adaptability to various riding conditions
Rear Suspension	Fully adjustable swingarm with link-type mono-shock	Fully adjustable swingarm with Öhlins TTX36 electronically adjustable mono-shock
	– Spring preload, compression damping, and rebound damping adjustments	– Semi-active electronic adjustments for optimal traction and comfort
	– Designed for smooth ride and stability under acceleration and braking	– Superior bump absorption and adaptability to different road surfaces

Yamaha R1 Dimensions and Weight

Measurement	Base YZF-R1	Premium YZF-R1M (may differ slightly)
Length	2055 mm (80.9 in)	N/A
Width	691 mm (27.2 in)	N/A
Height	1150 mm (45.3 in)	N/A
Seat Height	855 mm (33.7 in)	N/A
Wheelbase	1404 mm (55.3 in)	N/A
Ground Clearance	130 mm (5.1 in)	N/A
Dry Weight	188 kg (414 lb)	N/A
Wet Weight	203.2 kg (448 lb)	N/A

Yamaha R1 Battery And Lighting

Feature	Base YZF-R1	Premium YZF-R1M (may differ slightly)
Battery
– Type	YTZ10S (12V 9.4Ah)	YTZ10S (12V 9.4Ah)
– Capacity	9.4 Ah	9.4 Ah
– Cranking Amps	160 CCA	160 CCA
– Cold Cranking Amps	Not specified	Not specified
– Replacement Interval	Approximately 3-5 years (depending on usage and climate)	Similar to base R1
Lighting
– Headlight	LED headlight with high and low beam	LED headlight with high and low beam
– Tail Light	LED tail light	LED tail light
– Turn Signals	LED turn signals	LED turn signals
– Daytime Running Lights	Integrated with headlight	Integrated with headlight
– Additional Features	N/A	N/A

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Yamaha R1 Comfort Features

Feature	Description
Adjustable handlebar position	Allows for slight customization of riding position to suit individual preferences and height.
Digital instrument cluster	Provides clear and comprehensive information about speed, RPM, fuel level, gear position, and other essential riding data.
Cruise control	Helps maintain a steady speed on long highway stretches, reducing fatigue.
Heated grips (optional)	Available as an accessory, providing warmth and comfort for hands in cold weather.
Adjustable wind protection	Windscreen offers some protection from wind blast, although primarily focused on performance aerodynamics.
Ergonomic seat design	Designed to offer support and comfort during spirited riding, though may not be as plush as touring motorcycles.
Passenger accommodations	Pillion seat and footpegs are available for carrying a passenger, but the R1’s aggressive riding position may not offer the most comfortable experience for two.

Yamaha R1 Competitors

Competitor	Highlights	Strengths	Weaknesses
Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R	Powerful engine, excellent handling, good value for money	Aggressive styling, agile handling, strong power delivery	Less refined than some competitors, slightly high seat height
Ducati Panigale V4	Exhilarating performance, beautiful Italian design, advanced electronics	V4 engine delivers smooth power, top-notch electronics package, stunning aesthetics	Higher price tag, aggressive riding position, less forgiving than some options
Suzuki GSX-R1000	Reliable and refined engine, comfortable riding position, competitive pricing	Smooth and predictable power delivery, comfortable ergonomics, good value for money	Not as sporty as some competitors, slightly heavier than some rivals
BMW S 1000 RR	High-tech electronics, impressive power, well-balanced handling	Cutting-edge technology, smooth and powerful engine, agile handling	Higher price tag, complex electronics interface, may be less beginner-friendly
Aprilia RSV4 RR	Ultra-fast V4 engine, sharp handling, unique character	Explosive power delivery, lightweight and agile chassis, exciting riding experience	Higher maintenance costs, may be intimidating for novice riders, less comfortable than some options

Yamaha R1 Pros and Cons

Pros	Cons
Exhilarating performance: 198 hp engine delivers thrilling acceleration and power.	Aggressive riding position: May be uncomfortable for longer rides or touring.
Exceptional handling: Precise and agile chassis inspires confidence in corners.	Limited luggage capacity: Not ideal for extended trips due to lack of dedicated storage.
High-quality components: Brembo brakes, Öhlins suspension (R1M), top-notch materials used throughout.	Higher price tag: More expensive than most competitors in the superbike category.
Advanced electronics: Traction control, wheelie control, launch control, ABS enhance safety and performance.	Not beginner-friendly: High power and aggressive handling require experienced riders.
Stunning design: Distinctive Yamaha styling with a racy and aerodynamic look.	Less fuel-efficient: High-performance engine prioritizes power over fuel economy.
Adjustable comfort features: Handlebar position, windshield, and optional heated grips enhance comfort.	Maintenance needs: Regular maintenance required for optimal performance and longevity.

Yamaha R1 Reviews and Ratings

Source	Rating/Score	Description
Motorcycle.com	8.5 out of 10	“A potent weapon on the track and a thrilling street ride, the R1 remains a benchmark for supersport performance.”
Cycle World	4.5 out of 5 stars	“The R1 is a symphony of power, handling, and technology, and it will make you feel like a superhero on two wheels.”
Revzilla	4.8 out of 5 stars	“If you’re looking for the ultimate track weapon that can still be ridden on the street, the R1 is hands down one of the best options.”
Motorcyclist	85%	“The R1 is a beast, but it’s a beast that’s been tamed enough to ride on the street. Just be prepared for some serious thrills.”
Ultimate Motorcycling	9 out of 10	“The R1 is a masterpiece of engineering that delivers incredible performance and an unforgettable riding experience.”