Is Yamaha MT-07 reliable?

Build quality is Yamaha’s usual high standards, and the engine is has proven reliability. There are two Yamaha MT-07 owners’ reviews on the MCN site, and the score of 4.5 out of 5 stars reflects mainly positive feedback, with a few quality issues that can be explained away due to the price of the bike.

Is the Yamaha MT-07 a good beginner bike?

With great riding ergonomics and a very tractable engine, the Yamaha MT-07 is definitely one of the easiest to ride around town. The engine is mated to a slick 6-speed gearbox with a multi-plate clutch although a slipper clutch would’ve been a welcome addition.

How fast is a Yamaha MT 03?

The engine remains unchanged. It’s the same 321cc upright parallel twin as the R3, making 42 hp to move the 373-pound (wet weight) MT-03 off the line and down the road. Yamaha says top speed is more than 100 mph.

Is the Yamaha MT 03 a good beginner bike?

The way that this engine offers its performance is exceptionally friendly for beginners, yet it still offers enough thrills to make an experienced rider grin. The MT-03’s six-speed transmission is excellent and extremely easy and satisfying to use. The brakes on the MT-03 are another high point.

Is the Yamaha MT-03 a good beginner bike?

Is the MT-03 a good bike?

Overall, the MT-03 is a great naked machine, for all riders. Just as Yamaha has promised, it’s a great entry into the MT naked lineup that provides enough performance to entertain riders with more experience. Don’t think of it as an R3 without a fairing. Its less makes it much more—more or less.

Is the Yamaha MT-07 a good bike to ride?

Her first ride review of the MT-07 was informative, but limited in scope. It took a while, but we were finally able to procure an MT-07 here at home for some extensive testing.

What are the colors of a Yamaha MT-07?

2018 Yamaha MT-07 COLORS 1 Team Yamaha Blue 2 Matte Gray 3 Intensity White More

What’s the difference between the MT-07 and MT-10?

The most significant upgrade was the suspension. Although many aggressive canyon riders complained about the FZ-07’s cushy suspension, we argued that Yamaha got it about right. The MT-09 and MT-10 are there for hardcore sport riders. Yamaha acknowledges that the “MT-07 [was] developed for younger and less experienced riders.”

Is the Yamaha MT-07 fork adjustable or adjustable?

As the roads get rougher—not usual in California—the MT-07 doesn’t behave quite as nicely. Despite the increase in rebound damping at both ends, the MT-07 does display some pogoing. The problem is less significant in the fork, which is a good thing, as the fork is non-adjustable.