TR Legacy all bikes: Performance Stats & Tier List - Bikes

TR Legacy all bikes: Performance Stats & Tier List

Complete guide to all bikes in TR Legacy. Compare top speeds, drag times, and prices for every motorcycle from the NSR 125 to the YZF450F.

2026-08-15
TR Legacy Wiki Team
Quick Guide
  • Top Speed King: The YZF450F Super Moto 2011 holds the record with 371 top speed.
  • Best Drag Time: The YZFR6 2015 dominates acceleration with a 11.66 drag time.
  • Budget Pick: The NSR 125 (1992) is the cheapest starter bike but has low speed.
  • Balanced Choice: The ZX6R series offers consistent 310 top speed across models.
  • Price vs Performance: Higher prices generally correlate with better drag times, not always top speed.

Overview of All Bikes

This guide covers every motorcycle available in TR Legacy, analyzing their performance based on drag times and top speeds. Whether you are looking for the fastest bike to dominate highways or a budget-friendly option for city cruising, understanding the stats is crucial.

Video Highlights:

  • Review of all bikes starting from the cheapest to the most expensive.
  • Live test results for drag times and top speeds.
  • Comparison of classic models like NSR 250 vs modern CBR 600RR.
Performance Variance

Actual in-game performance may vary slightly depending on your tuning parts and rider skill. The stats below represent stock performance tests conducted on standard tracks.

Top Speed Tier List

Speed is the most critical factor for winning races and escaping pursuers. Based on test data, we have categorized the bikes into speed tiers.

RankBike NameTop SpeedDrag TimeYear
SYZF450F Super Moto37112.652011
SYZFR336614.032019
ACBR 250R234514.002017
A600 SMC34212.512017
ANSR250 (1995)33014.931995
BTZR250R132514.981994
BZX6R (2019)31612.092019
BNinja 30031614.432017
CZX6R (2005/17)31012.002005
CRS66031012.092021
Speed Meta

The YZF450F Super Moto is currently the meta king for top speed. If you prioritize raw velocity over handling, this is your best end-game option.

Acceleration & Drag Analysis

While top speed is important, acceleration determines how quickly you reach that speed. Bikes with lower drag times are better for short tracks and traffic navigation.

Best Acceleration (Lowest Drag Time)

Bike NameDrag TimeTop SpeedNotes
YZFR6 201511.66310Best acceleration in game
ZX6R 200512.00310Consistent performance
RS660 202112.09310Modern handling
Jigser 75012.11310Heavy but fast
ZX6R 201912.09316Balanced upgrade
Racing Tip

For tracks with many sharp turns and short straights, prioritize bikes with Drag Time under 12.5. The YZFR6 2015 is the superior choice for technical circuits.

Budget vs Premium Comparison

Understanding the value proposition of each bike helps you spend your in-game currency wisely. Below is a comparison of entry-level bikes versus high-performance options.

Budget Bikes

  • NSR 125 (1992): 266 Speed, 12.64 Drag. Cheapest option.
  • RS250 (2001): 260 Speed, 14.58 Drag. Slowest top speed.
  • 450 SXF (2012): 208 Speed, 12.69 Drag. Off-road stats.
  • Verdict: Only for early game grinding.

Premium Bikes

  • YZFR3 (2019): 366 Speed, 14.03 Drag. High speed tier.
  • CBR 600RR: 301 Speed, 12.86 Drag. Reliable mid-range.
  • VTR100 SP2: 301 Speed, 14.46 Drag. Heavy cruiser.
  • Verdict: Essential for competitive play.

Value for Money Ratings

BikePrice TierSpeed RatingValue
NSR 125LowD★★★☆☆
Ninja 300MidB★★★★☆
ZX6R 636HighB★★★★★
YZF450FVery HighS★★★★★

How to Choose Your Bike

Selecting the right motorcycle depends on your playstyle and current game progression.

1

Assess Your Budget

If you are starting out, buy the NSR 125 or Ninja 300. Save your currency for the ZX6R upgrade rather than buying intermediate bikes like the RS250.

2

Define Your Playstyle

Do you prefer highway cruising or city sprinting? For highway top speed, aim for the YZFR3 or YZF450F. For city agility, the YZFR6 offers unmatched acceleration.

3

Test Drive

Always test a bike before fully upgrading. Some bikes, like the VTR100 SP2, may feel heavy despite decent stats.

4

Final Upgrade

Once you afford the S-Tier bikes, sell your older models. The YZF450F Super Moto renders most other bikes obsolete in terms of raw stats.

Pro Strategy

Keep a ZX6R in your garage even after acquiring the YZF450F. The ZX6R's superior acceleration makes it better for specific short-track challenges.

Collection Checklist

Use this checklist to track your progress towards collecting every bike in TR Legacy.

Garage Collection Goals:

  • Own the NSR 125 (Starter Bike)
  • Acquire the Ninja 300 (Mid-Game Upgrade)
  • Unlock the ZX6R 636 (Performance Standard)
  • Purchase the YZFR3 (High-Speed Tier)
  • Obtain the YZF450F Super Moto (Endgame Goal)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which bike has the highest top speed in TR Legacy?

The **YZF450F Super Moto (2011)** currently holds the record for the highest top speed at **371**, making it the fastest bike in the game as of the latest update.

Q: What is the best bike for acceleration?

The **YZFR6 (2015)** has the best drag time of **11.66**, meaning it accelerates faster than any other bike, making it ideal for short tracks and quick getaways.

Q: Is the NSR 125 a good long-term investment?

No, the NSR 125 is a starter bike with a top speed of only **266**. You should upgrade to the Ninja 300 or ZX6R series as soon as your budget allows for better performance.

Q: How do the ZX6R models compare?

The **ZX6R 2005**, **ZX6R 2017**, and **ZX6R 2019** all share a similar top speed of **310-316**. The 2005 model has a slightly better drag time (12.00), making it a great value choice.