The Aesthetic Yamaha Poured Into the Last Air-Cooled XJR400R — the Glamorous Final Evolution of the 1998 Model
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The Yamaha XJR400 launched air-cooled in 1993. It evolved into the XJR400R in 1995, gaining Brembo brakes and Öhlins suspension, and the 1998 model reworked the fuel tank into a glamorous 20-liter shape. With bodywork reminiscent of the XJR1300, it embodied the aesthetic fitting for the final air-cooled iteration.


