205bhp Toprak Yamaha R1 replica for sale in the UK
Crescent Motorcycles has put up for sale an ultra-rare replica of Toprak Razgatlioglu’s WorldSBK-winning Yamaha R1.
Crescent Motorcycles is offering one of the rarest world championship-winning replicas to the public, although this WorldSBK-spec Toprak Razgatlioglu Yamaha R1 costs a whopping £59,995.
The bike is a mirror-image of the bike Razgatlioglu secured his maiden WorldSBK title with in 2021. It propelled him to the first of three titles during his Superbike career, before moving to MotoGP for the 2026 season, with Prima Pramac Yamaha.
But making this bike even more special is the fact that it remains the only R1 Razgatlioglu won the title with, as his last two championship wins (2024 and 2025), both came aboard a BMW M1000 RR.
Just 21 replicas were made globally, with every one of them selling out in under 24 hours. While the price is going to be wallet-stretching for almost anyone with an interest in owning this bike, its premium-spec does not disappoint.
Capable of producing 205bhp, this Razgatlioglu R1 replica features a WorldSBK-spec Akrapovic exhaust and GYTR (Genuine Yamaha Technology Racing) race ECU. Its weight savings are also very impressive, as the bike tips the scales at 175kg - 26kg less than the standard bike.
Each replica was hand-crafted at Crescent’s own Racing Pro Shop, which is located in Verwood, Dorset. The bike’s suspension is handled by none other than Öhlins, with FGRT 219 forks up front, and a TTX rear shock at the rear.
Stopping power comes courtesy of Brembo, with a Corsa Corta Master Cylinder working together with twin Brembo GP4-RX calipers. GB Racing supplies the engine covers and brake lever guard.
Included with the bike’s purchase will be unique limited-edition badging, a technician-signed build ID, and a framed limited-edition certificate, signed by Razgatlioglu and Team Principal Paul Denning.
Furthermore, a piece of genuine riding equipment, used by Razgatlioglu, will be included as well. More information on how to contact Crescent Motorcycles and express your interest can be found on the official Crescent Moto website.
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After graduating with a sports journalism degree, Robert joined Crash.net to lead the WorldSBK coverage in 2021, while also providing MotoGP coverage. Fulfilling that role for over three years, Robert was able to put his knowledge about all things racing to the test.