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The Yamaha XSR700 Is Ready to Take on the Scrambler

The Yamaha XSR700 Is Ready to Take on the Scrambler

Working with legendary motorcycle builder, Shinya Kimura, Yamaha birthed the concept of the Faster Son. And while this would be a good way to tell one of your pals to get his slow ass moving, it is actually a bike that proudly embraces its heritage in some of the more iconic Yamahas of the past—the Fathers. Building on the Faster Sons theme is the XSR700, a modern interpretation of the legendary XS650. Available in Forrest Green or Garage Metallic, this scrambler features 2 cylinder, 700cc motor and a host of vintage aesthetics. Expect the XSR700 in European showrooms later this year with no word yet on U.S. availability.