2020 Yamaha MT-03 First Ride Review - The Best Bargain in Motorcycling?
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- Опубліковано 17 бер 2020
- In the US, the MT (Masters of Torque) lineup has consisted of the MT-07, MT-09, and MT-10. For 2020,@YamahaMotorUSA has brought the MT-03 over as well. Based on the YZF-R3, the newest (and littlest) MT is approachable and affordable, at just $4,599. Is it the new best bargain in motorcycling?
Check out the First Ride Review on Bike-urious:
www.bike-urious.com/first-rid...
Photography: Joey Agustin (www.josephagustinphoto.com/)
Videography: Ray Gauger (www.raygaugermedia.com/)
Editing: Nathan May (nathanmayd.com/) - Авто та транспорт
Just got mine today first time riding ever rode for 6hrs around town I love it lol
I love hearing that - welcome to the wonderful world of motorcycling!
How much does the MT 03 cost
@@monsieuralfa6132 $4500
I've been riding one since 2016 (I'm in Asia) as a daily commuter. Rock-solid reliability.
If you had any complaints or annoying things to pick, what would they be??
@Redrum or dogs, or bats, or rats, or insects
Just bought one of these two weeks ago. I absolutely love it. At 5'4", 150lbs, it is a perfect fit for me. I've been riding for over twenty years and it's usually meant compromising by riding something a bit too big for me and just living with it. This is the perfect package. Coming from an older 1983 Honda Nighthawk CB650SC this doesn't feel like a downsize at all. The smaller bikes are so much more powerful these days than the Ninja 250, etc., of yesteryear. 42hp at 370-ish pounds is definitely good enough for this guy. I don't need a 100hp to have fun. Riding a super fast bike slow, at the speed limit, isn't nearly as fun as winding out a smaller bike without breaking the speed limit too much.
Shawn Chegwidden Are the headlights bright, good pattern? And is it LED all around? I ride mostly when the sun is down due to my work schedule in the summer, let me know if i could have a picture or you can describe the front lights please. It looks so good i would want to add auxiliary lights. Thank you
Well said!
Congratulations, that's great news!
@@anthony1930 I haven't had a chance to ride it at night so I can't tell you about the pattern yet, but it's definitely LED all around. Hopefully Shawn can chime in soon!
UBike-urious
Thank you for a clear, insightful, and collected presentation.
Most other UA-camrs, like chaseontwowheels, tend to be style over substance without weight to their words.
My first viewing of one of your videos and I congratulate you on a job well done. I like your style. I've owned a 2015 R3 for three years and still love it. I have a 2006 Honda Shadow Sabre VT1100C2 cruiser as well and it's a kick in the pants to go between the two. The R3 is so incredibly nimble and spirited, while the cruiser is my go to for highway and longer rides when I just want to watch the scenery go by (while also watching the road ahead, of course!). Oh, and I owned and rode a 2015 FZ-07 for a year before I decided to try the cruiser. The latter are so plentiful on the used market that I may pick up a more current model one day, since Yamaha improved the suspension.
My wife loves her MT03... I do too. you can have fun on these without breaking the bank!
@Redrum I'm 5'10" and it's fine for me.
How much does it cost, I wanna go for this
So,So,So happy its in Australia.I have being riding Kawa and Honda for over thirty years,The new Mt03 has me now.I am buying my first Yamaha,Wow..
Such great information, for both practical and fun use, and so clearly and well-stated!
Thanks for watching and for the kind words!
Great review. Hope to buy one soon
Ohhh man.. Before watching subscriber of this channel I thought This channel Have more than million Subscribers. Great review, grewt videography as well as good editing. Sure man you have great future ahead on UA-cam.
Thanks so much!
Great, to the point review. I appreciate that. I'll continue to watch your videos!
Thanks for the kind words and for watching!
Detail and clear information, in case you want to grow your UA-cam views I would recommend that you do more of Indian available bikes like this one. There are more viewers like me from india looking for better and detail bike reviews rather than reading the bike specifications from the website.
Your voiceover is a little low and your music is too loud. Other than that, awesome review! I am subbed!
Great video. These press style videos are usually trash, not yours. Looking forward to your next videos
Great review, thank you
I'm 6' even, 155lbs, and have been riding modded up 50cc and 125cc scooters for roughly 12 years. So this step up makes sense for me.
Nice camera work!
Went to the bike shop today just to sit on one of these...yep, it's the one for me!
Great review I am a first time rider. And I will be getting this bike this weekend. Thanks!
Congratulations! How's it feel?
DdI you get it? Impressions??
Excellent review. My first visit to your channel and became instant subscriber. I fall into the ‘older guy looking to downsize’ category and am really attracted to the little Yam, but I am 6’3” so will just keep looking.. 👍🏻
Have you had a chance to try the Z400?
Bike-urious Not yet, and it’s going to be a while before I can, as the U.K. is now in ‘lockdown’. Thank God for UA-cam, eh?
I replaced my exhaust with a Delkevic Stainless steel system with Delkevic Shotgun muffler.Awesome sound.
bike-urious - Thanks for the great review. I was going between the MT 03 and the Z400, are the Rebel 500, but I just might go with the MT 03. I have been looking and reviewing each for a while. Looking forward to getting one soon...very soon. Thanks
Thanks for the kind words! You're going to have a great time no matter your choice - I'd go for the Z400 myself. Good luck!
Thanks for the feedback. So if I had the choice of a 2019 Z400 or 2020 MT 3 @ $3999, Which should I go for and why?
@@twowheelingtom Damn, that's a great price!
So if you can get either for the same cost, the primary differentiator is your size. If you're 6 feet or taller, the tank of the MT-03 will get in the way of your thighs. I'm 6'2", and I only got to ride the MT-03 for a few hours but the tank is almost a dealbreaker for me. Someone below said that the MT-03 is a "perfect fit" for them at 5'4", for what it's worth.
If both bikes are comfortable for you (and again, you're getting them for the same price), then I'd go with the Z400. It's faster, smoother, roomier, has bigger/better front brakes, and it's still 10 pounds lighter.
Here's another way to look at it: both bikes are basically naked versions of the Ninja 400 and the YZF-R3. Well, the Ninja was a completely new design for 2018, while the new R3 is an evolution of a design that dates back to 2015. The Z400 is just a bit more sophisticated. I haven't had a chance to ride the Z400 and the MT-03 back to back yet, but here are my thoughts on the sportbike versions if you're interested: www.bike-urious.com/2019-kawasaki-ninja-400-vs-2019-yamaha-yzf-r3/
Hope that helps! Feel free to email me if you have specific questions: abhi@bike-urious.com
@@Bikeurious Thanks again, I am only 5'10", but I will definitely take a really good look at the Z400. I appreciate all your feedback and knowledge.
Those are the same bikes I was considering also! The MT03 for me for reliability and looks.
Awesome vid man. You earned a subscriber!
Thanks so much!
great review, getting my MT-03 this week and it will be my first bike, love the ride height since I am 5'8", most of the bikes I have been on always have me tip toeing and uncomfortable.
Excellent review Bike-urious, thank you, love your speed and clarity of delivery and the music is VERY cool. I'm in Australia, 5' 6" / 28" in seam and considering 'down-sizing' from (don't laugh) a 2016 BMW R1200R roadster. Yes the BMW surely is motorcycling nvirana, dare I say perfection and easily the best motorcycle I've ever owned but, in reality, WAY more motorcycle than I will ever need. Having fun on that is ALWAYS a potential licence shredder - and at 60+ age, I now don't need to go 200 kph plus.
As many say, it's much more fun to ride a slow(er) bike fast than a fast bike slow. And I'm told light bikes are just a joy to use, especially when coming down from 240kg/500lb behemoths to ~170kg/370lb light(er)weights - that's around 3 bags of cement difference in weight right there. It seems from all I have seen and read the MT03 could actually be the road-going "Swiss-army knife" of motorcycling and a very excellent all-rounder. It's clearly a competent, comfortable, faithful and fun commuter, but also seems able to do freeways /touring adequately?? Any thoughts on that? If it can happily cruise all day at 110-130kph then I think that will be all I need. Thanks again for a very informative and engagingly delivered review. Keep up the great job and nice job Sir!
No reason to laugh at all, I think you'll be very pleased with the MT-03 (though you should definitely test the Kawasaki Z400 as well).
This bike is pretty cool I got it in early June... same color...I'm a 5'3 137 lb female...and it's the perfect fit...i've been riding for years... but owning a 300 in the busy Brooklyn, New York streets I lived all my life is perfect for the local highways and streets... I would prefer a KTM 390 duke but I was in a rush to get something for summer and this was available and I'm very satisfied just got a Yoshimura exhaust today in the mail along with a Yoshimura fender eliminator, throw a couple sliders on there and I'm good to go....I get compliments all the time with this bike... For under 5,000 it's worth it
Congrats!
Good review. Well spoken
Thanks!
have a subscribe buddy, great video. amazing produciton value for a bike channel. and i am getting an mt03 as my next bike/first 'big' bike
Thanks! Enjoy your new bike, you're going to have a lot of fun.
Just got it first bike ever first time riding
I’m 5.3 and love it that’s a sweet bike
You have an articulate style. I’ll subscribe
Thanks for the support!
My wife is 5'5" and feels perfect on it. Snagged one fresh off the lot today. Amazing fun for the displacement.
Congrats, I hope you both enjoy it!
Anything your wife disliked about it? Stuff to watch out for?
@@grumpysquid I have done like 50 miles on it and she's at around 500. No problems, and it has been a really easy to handle for her. It even has the honest ability to squeak out triple digits, since I got it to still accelerate uphill at 90ish. It's a little buzzy if you're camping high rpm, but otherwise an attractive/well-behaved bike.
Alright,Your splitting Lanes!!!One of the perks in California.You can split lanes on the freeway,highway,or surface streets.It's great on a Hot summer day.You can keep moving along and you can split lanes.Without having to sit in traffic and burn your new motorcycle up!!
I got the green one.22 baby!😎
in Asia we also have MT 15 which is a 150 cc
OMG,after racing dirt bikes for years I took a big fall and was left in a deep,deep Coma for over three months back in 1987.After years of hell and tourtue making a recovery from being pronounced dead five times by my many doctors.Sixteen years of age and I had to learn to walk,talk,eat,everything again like a baby.Without my super strong parents supporting me all the way I would not be here now.Now I have the joy to ride again,riding my new Yamaha MT03 with much joy.Its a total work of quality and enjoyment by Yamaha.My wonderful parents continue to help me trick it with many mods,from sports exhaust,tyres and coloured leavers,ect.Ride safe,Wear a helmet always.
Mt03 is a perfect bike. I have the first version⭐
Great video 👍 How tall are you?
Edit: nevermind, 6'2" thanks
Watching this bike for weeks now. Want this really badly in India.
Pay attention to the audio volume levels on different tracks. Your music track is significantly louder than your voice track so I'm going from booming music to quiet voice :D
That horn positioning is super annoying! In recent years Honda moved their horn switch above the turn switch - nearly as crazy as this positioning. I need the horn to stay put between bikes, so I hit it in an emergency. I'm loathe to buy any bike with non-standard positioning...
How is the vibration on the handle bars sir?
For me personally, the headlights/eyes need to be a bit bigger. And all I ever see when looking at the front is the horn. Wish it was down to one of the sides like most bikes. I’m picking up my Z400 in two weeks. It will be the replacement for my stolen CB500F. Financially wasn’t looking for an upgrade and just want to make sure I’m back on the road this season. Got a great deal on a leftover brand new 2019.
Definitely feel you on the horn. Congrats on the new Z, I'd be curious to hear how you think it compares to the 500F. Did you get a chance to try the new 500X by any chance?
Bike-urious I’ll try to remember to return with comments about how they compare. I loved my 2017 CB500f, had 17000km on it. Very similar power between the CB and the Z, so I’m interested to see how the lower weight changes the experience once I’m putting kms on it. I didn’t ride the new 500X, it seems nice but not the style I was looking for, and not a fan of the newer CB500F changes even though they aren’t drastic from my 2017. Probably would have bought a Z if it had been available in 2017 as my first bike. Didn’t want a 300 but the 400 has stepped it up.
Great review. I'm planning to get a bike. I'm a beginner and I'm kind of torn between this and honda rebel. 🤔
Thanks, Khem!
I assume you're referring to the Rebel 300? It's tough to answer that question without knowing what kind of riding you want to do, but my gut reaction would be the MT-03. Those are two great choices and they're priced very similarly, but they have very different riding positions. I don't care for the feet-forward style of cruisers like the Rebel, the MT-03 is a bit sportier and I prefer that. Plus the Rebel makes a little less than 30 horsepower while the MT-03 makes just over 40. Good luck with whatever you choose!
Unless you really want a cruiser seriously get the 03 instead, it's as fast as the rebel500 but way more fun to ride, also better top speed
I was torn between honda and yamaha,go Yamaha.
Think about foot peg placement and body position. I’m new to it also. We will be taking our foot off frequently to put on the ground for stability. Any physical pains or restrictions for riding upright versus more relaxed? Do you want to be bored after 5 months and spend thousands again on a different bike, or do you plan on long term ownership no matter what? What is your purpose? Speed? Cruising? Short trips? Racing? Have you gone to the dealer to sit on the seats to see if you like it?
Which way did you go, Khem? I was torn exactly the same...Rebel or MT-03. I went MT-03.
Excellent review, one can tell you're quite thoughtful of your viewers.
Thanks so much, that means a lot!
@@Bikeurious If I may ask, how's the lighting during night time with those tiny led head lights? Both high and low beam?
@@thaik56 Unfortunately, I only had a few hours with the bike at the launch and it was all during the day so I can't report back on the headlights. I'm about to do a comparison story with the MT-09 and BMW F900R, so it's going to be a few weeks before I can get a MT-03 and see what it's like at night. Wish I had a quicker answer for you!
@@Bikeurious I can understand the bike is very new to the American market, I couldn't find any insight on night driving on my side either. Cheers!
Come up with mt05 and Ill buy another motorcycle. I am happy with with Yamaha R3
Oh no, that horn position! My biggest hate on the MT07 and MT09, now made its way to the 03. Shame.
What are the most common complaints for this bike? So far I’ve heard lackluster brakes.
“Under powered” doesn’t count.
You looks like you are riding a BMX cycle on MT-03.. And i like your video here..
Wheelie passed the cruiser... nice haha
10:14 Wheelie in front of the cop lol
Y'all think that they'll bring out a xsr300 now? That would be perfect
One can hope!
You missed out the MT-15
There is MT15 also..
Bike of the year mt-07 & r3
Hey man, how tall are you? I’m thinking of getting this bike and I wanna know how a person of my height fits on this bike
This bike is in direct competition with the KTM and the Kawasaki only while the other two models from Honda and BMW are a bit more relaxed bikes.
Be ready to rev all the time like a F1 to get enough power, I personally dislike this kind of engine typology because it isn't suitable for commuting.
The master of torque that gets the same, untweaked engine that comes with the R3. Nothing wrong with it but it's a good engine for a sport bike, not a naked. It's smooth, reliable, rev happy but does not offer lots of mid range torque.
Yeah so I guess the r3 is Master of Torque too then lol..
@@TheNoobComment ah ah ah ah ah
I'll go for Duke390
Have your tried the 390 duke? Im downsizing and im torn between the z400 and duke....also very interested to see the Kawasaki 25r
Sorry, I haven't tried it since it was updated for 2017.
@@Bikeurious where can i find the Z400 review
@@seanconnolly7887 It's from March of last year. I only have a written review:
www.bike-urious.com/first-ride-review-2019-kawasaki-z400/
To compare, here's my written review for the MT-03:
www.bike-urious.com/first-ride-review-2020-yamaha-mt-03/
@@Bikeurious thank you appreciate it
I'm 5 foot 6. I'd love to ride this one here in India!
Or an SR 400 twin. It doesn't exist! LOL
Hi do you think for practical reasons this is the better bike than the Mt07?
Hey Jeremy,
No, I don't think so. I'm struggling to think of one situation where I'd want the MT-03 over the MT-07 - the former might be more comfortable for a smaller person, but even then the 07 is still quite manageable. Are you on the fence between the two bikes?
I’m a beginner but I am 6’2” Mt07 be a better fit? I do like the design of the Mt03 though
Yes, the MT-07 would definitely fit you better. Just be mindful, because that bike loves to wheelie!
instagram.com/p/BjaBsjSgKGs/
well as a first bike I would recomend the 03 but given how tall you are the 07 sure is more confortable, also more dangerous for a beguinner. In the 300-500c naked class I think the Duke390 is the tallest but the safest bet for tall people like you will always be the touring/adventure bikes, like the CB500X for example
Marco Martins sweet thanks for taking the time to answer my question! I’ll have a look around touring/adventure bikes as well!
Bike-urious haha that’s amazing I’ll have a look around see what I fit on! Sometimes being tall comes with drawbacks! Especially airplane seats!
the only reason i am not considering the duke 390 cuz its not reliable at all. so this is my best option
Hello, great video! I'm 1.82m and 80kilos. Would I be comfortable in this bike? I will get my driving license in 2 months!
182 cm is not that much , anyway now you got your license what did you get?
Awesome review! I’m glad they have it here in the US now. I’ve been riding since I was in 6th grade (with guidance ofcourse *wink). Started with a Honda Wave 125, then went up to Raider 150. I’m planning on buying a higher cc big bike. Would you recommend this over the MT-07?
Thanks! That's tough to answer without knowing your size and riding skill, but if you've been on a motorcycle for several years I'd probably go with the MT-07.
Bike-urious I’m 5’9 and I think the MT-03 will feel a bit cramped. Thank you! Subbed! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I've asked this on a lot of review videos, but here goes again. Yes, I'm just fishing for opinions:
Between this bike and the Suzuki Z400, which would you choose?
I assume you mean Kawasaki Z400, in which case I'd pick the Z400. Just a little bit more power and it fits me better (6'2")
Here's my review of the MT-03:
www.bike-urious.com/first-ride-review-2020-yamaha-mt-03/
@@Bikeurious Ha, I did. Thanks for catching that. I'll edit the comment. I've got too many models on the brain right now.
I'm not quite as tall, so I'm not sure fit would be an issue.
Any tips for a new rider trying on bikes at a dealer? I'm not sure if I'd gloss over something (like someone reviewing one of the two bikes was mentioning a ridge on the gas tank being just in the wrong place for their knee) which would be more important some time down the road.
@@NobodyWhatsoever It can be tough as a new rider to know what to look for. Any chance you have an experienced friend that could go with you?
@@Bikeurious That's sort of a yes and no. It's a long story, boiling down to basically ...
No, the people I know who already ride a motorcycle aren't the kind of rider I'd want to be. And I do have a friend who wants to get his first motorcycle in a long, long time, but he's glued to vintage bikes rather than modern (which is perfectly fine, and you'd probably also love some of the bikes he's been looking at with a family member who repairs them as a hobby -- gorgeous beasts). So, I'm basically going it alone. My plan is, whatever I buy as a first motorcycle this summer, I'm bringing it home on a trailer, and probably taking some late night rides after work for a bit to get better.
Everyone youtuber who tested this bike in Austin has the same EXACT bridge shots 🤣
Yup - that's usually how these press events work. We only had a few hours with the bike so everyone goes through the same ride and photo/video stops to make sure everyone gets they shots they need. My focus is more on the website and written reviews (www.bike-urious.com/first-ride-review-2020-yamaha-mt-03/) but I try to create a video when possible. Thanks for watching!
I got one for my wife it was still in the crate they only had black though how were the tires
I had no issues with the tires, they're definitely good enough as OEM equipment on a small/light bike. They are Dunlop Sportmax GPR-300s, same as on the R3 and the Ninja 400. Lots of good options out there once you burn through the first set if you need more performance!
@@Bikeurious thanks made a sub out of me looking forward to more
@@kevincraig8257 Thanks!
What place called?
this video was uploaded 10 months ago but even then, the mt03 was already in america. unless i’m wrong?
Sorry, you may be thinking of a different bike. This video was from the US press launch of the MT-03, and at the time it was an all-new model here though it had been around in other countries.
no one ever needs the horn so better place it somewhere you wont accidentially hit it.... btw. wasn't it honda who was the one manufactuer that places it differently? no idea since i only rode yamaha and honda so far and yamaha horn placement is standard for me.
Nate, thanks for watching! 2 things:
1.) I vehemently disagree with you that "no one ever needs the horn", sorry. You've never used your horn? I've used mine plenty over the last couple of decades, and it's saved me more than once. I also know I'm not close to being alone in this case.
2.) You're absolutely right about Honda - they recently changed the position of the horn on their bikes, and I think it was a very dumb decision. As I mention in the video, if it's your only bike, you'll get used to quickly, but if you've been riding for years or if you have multiple motorcycles, it causes a problem that shouldn't exist.
Can you put this machine against KTM Duke 390?
These two come at the almost same price point in my country.
I'm 23 and the bells and whistles on Duke are a little distracting.. lol..
Sorry, I haven't ridden the Duke after the updates in 2017, so I don't think I can make a fair comparison for you. You may find my written review helpful if you're looking for more details, though:
www.bike-urious.com/first-ride-review-2020-yamaha-mt-03/
Definitely check out the reliability issues of the Duke. That definitely steered me towards the MT-03.
the Duke has a bit more torque but the 03 it's more reliable with more top end
Best bike of 21 century.
Finally Europe doesn't get all the toys
Yeah, but I want a blue one!
Ah ah ah ah ah
What best a 6' 5 as entry bike for us tall guy?
What style of riding are you interested in?
@@Bikeurious l like both super bike and cruiser
I weigh 236 lbs at 6'0 can this bike get me up A hill without trouble???
There's definitely enough motor, but I'd take a test ride to make sure that your legs comfortably fit against the tank.
I'm 6'2" and am a new inexperienced rider. What bike do you recommend for my height?
So many options! What style of bike are you looking for? Without knowing else about you, my first instinct is Z400/Ninja 400.
Bike-urious I was interested in the “Naked Series” bikes. Like the Yamaha MT O3 or Kawasaki Z4. I’ve never rode before and want some nimble and comfortable.
@@jamealhill at your height, I'd go for the Z400. The Duke 390/Svartpilen 401 is worth a test ride and I love how little the CB300R weighs, but if it was my money I'd be going to the Kawasaki dealership.
Bike-urious I trust your judgement and Kawasaki was in the top 2. So based on your recommendation I’m going to the Kaw dealership. Thanks and I enjoy your content. I’ll keep you posted.
@@jamealhill awesome, look forward to hearing what you decide!
Stuck between mt 03 and r3 2020
What kind of riding do you usually do? I prefer the MT, but I like naked bikes.
Which is better z400 or mt03?
I tried to explain it at the end, it just depends what you're looking for. Personally, I'd buy a Z400.
Like the bike... hate the rims
Lighten up on the fat jokes :D
Haha, well played.
The one good State for motorcycling is a bad State for many other things.
new mt 03 2020 or used z300 ?
Sorry - we don't get the Z300 here in the US, so I haven't ridden one and can't compare them for you.
how tall are you?
Farhan, I'm 6'2". Thanks for watching!
I'm 6'1 200 lbs. Would I look too big riding one of these? It would be my first bike.
I'm 6'2" and a similar weight, so you can hopefully extrapolate what you'd look like from some of the shots in the video. I don't think you'd look too big on it, but you definitely should test ride one before you buy because you may find that you don't have enough room under the sides of the tank for your legs. If you fit, it would be a great first bike. Welcome to motorcycling!
Ya this bike was definitely made for the high school rider
Im 184 cm, is this bike too small for me?
If you're skinny, you could probably make it work. It's close enough that I unfortunately can't tell you for sure, you're going to have to try it out for yourself. Sorry!
@@Bikeurious Well I'm 95kgs, problem is that nowhere near around me is Yamaha dealer that actually has one.
I really don't like the seat it's looks jus like as r3.
dose it have ABS
dose it have a sliper cluch just want to know
ABS - yes, standard
Slipper clutch - no
@@Bikeurious thank you for the reply
@@Bikeurious its younger brother mt15 have those
@@4dar5h wow, that's surprising! Thanks for sharing.
How tall are you?
I'm 6'2"
what is your height sir? thank you
I'm 6'2".
@@Bikeurious wow,, im going to get one this december,, ride safe sir thank you
Price is too high mt03 instead of that i vll buy ktm 390 more powerfull n price is cheaper den mt03
I don't know where you live, but in the US the MT-03 is significantly cheaper than the KTM Duke 390 ($4,599 vs $5,499).
@@Bikeurious in india mt03 is more costlier then duke 390 (duke 390 $2824.90 n Mt03 $3.941 .90
The Duke is less reliable and will, in time, give you more maintenance costs that the yamaha
You must from India
I was born in the US, but yes, my parents are from India (Karnataka, specifically)
169 kg. Just a bit heavier than the Street Triple.
Very true, though the Speed Triple is also over 2.5x more expensive. I don't think anyone's cross-shopping the two, right?
Bike-urious that wasn’t my intention, which was just a comment to get an idea of relative weights. Besides Triumph only give dry weights... take it easy.
@@petewebb6952 Was just trying to understand the context of the comment as there's several bikes that weigh about the same, no hard feelings here. Thanks for watching!
that is wet weight so no, it's not heavier
is that he said mt07
Sorry, not sure what you're trying to say?
We bought two bikes actually, my brother bought mt 3 and I got a duke 390.. mt is so freaking tiny dude, not comfortable at all for a 6ft + rider plus, don't buy if you're tall also, it's not very punchy so not very fun..
Bro please make your voice louder, Your so quiet i cant hear a dam thing your saying then your music pops in and just about blows my speakers out.
What if your 6’3?
You're really at the upper limit of fitting on this bike at that height. Can you get a test ride on one? I suspect your thighs will be constantly rubbing against the tank lip and it will annoy you.
@@Bikeurious what bout the Fz-07
@@TvrkishOutlaw that's definitely doable, but it won't be spacious! I suspect you'll be a little cramped but you'll fit.
@@Bikeurious so you think the z400 would be the best fit?
@@TvrkishOutlaw the Z400 is definitely a better fit than the MT-03, but the MT-07 is a better bit than both.
I do not dislike this bike except it's headlights it sucks in my opinion I like the duke 390 headlights but duke comes with its own reliability issues 😭😭😭😭😭😭
@Redrum nope z650 is preferable for price
Dude since when the appearance of the headlights affect the final decision to buy a motorcycle. Cmon let's get real
Don't you have subscribers?
Of course, why do you ask?
Why is there a giant blue turd there?