This is what the MT09 SP does BETTER than 99% of Motorcycles

[@danorourke6933]

Yamaha really hit it out of the park with this bike. My 2021sp with an aftermarket full system weighs 409 lbs on the scale with a full fuel tank and I average 55 miles per u.s. gallon. One of the guys on the fz09 forum has over 220,000 miles on his 1st gen with routine maintenance..brakes, chains, valve clearance checks, wheel bearings when needed etc. I'm 70 yrs old, been on the road for 54 years and of all the bikes I have owned this one really is exceptional...all the performance I could ever need along with being very light and nimble

[@astifcaulkinyeras]

No way you're getting 55mpg. I get 42-45mpg on my 2023 MT09 at sea level and I don't ride hard at all.

[@KjKase]

@@astifcaulkinyeras I have a 2024 MT-09 and I get 55 mpg on the highway easily..

[@danorourke6933]

@@astifcaulkinyeras Today's romp was 155 miles in the county ridden like a senior delinquent..lots of heavy throttle and my average for the ride was a bit over 52mpg...it was 4.5 litres per 100 km to be exact. If I am easy on the throttle I get 4.0 litres or under per 100 kilometres, which works out to at least 58mpg. I have no idea what I get in stop and go/city riding because I seldom ride in the city...too many idiots. If most of your riding is in the city I am not surprised by your mpg's.

[@labellemike]

I have had my 2022 SP and reaching 40,000 miles in 2 years. I cannot stop riding it year-round in south Florida. get the comfort seat and it's a cruiser!

[@cbr600rrturbo]

Dam that's some miles

[@JeremyVaught]

Well done! I have a ‘23 SP and I merely have 11,000 and I thought I was doing pretty well. Also I’m in Ohio with winter. Envy your year-round riding.

[@bryanmathew2079]

i' Heard the VaLve Adj. 😮Just *arn't Needed, Some Say 60,000 + miles & ✅ out fine, ride iT telL the 😮WheeLs Sorta 😢fall Off, no I'm just kidding "AlLedgLy" Don't take me 😂Sorry advice.

[@tinr5]

In my country Colombia, the MT-09 is the highest-selling high cc motorcycle, they have sold around 4.000 units since launch (a lot for our economy) you see them everywhere, great motorcycle with plenty of power and awesome sound, they usually give them full systems here.

[@tinr5]

Also they cost around $14k new and $16k for the SP version.

[@biga2]

Just picked up a 22' standard version and I'm loving it. It really seems to me like a modern version of my first bike which was the 85' Maxim 700x (XJ700X). Super sporty power, ergonomics that aren't too aggressive or too relaxed and you can just ride it all day and have a smile on your face. This bike just has the added bonus of insane torque everywhere you could want it. I'm in love.

[@jarodholstein4650]

I had a riding buddy talk me into the 23 mt-09, I currently own a 95 vfr 750 and don't know much about rider ergonomics when it comes to the street, but I got the luxury of taking it for a test ride. I've been sold on the idea ever since, the triple, the sound, the comfort. It's a perfect country roads bike iykyk.

[@mandrakejake]

I have the 1st gen 2014 MT-09 and I love it. No electronics other than 3 throttle maps on a single button. Oh and it has a proper headlight

[@mytmousemalibu]

I wholeheartedly agree, I have the exact same 09 in my garage! Its such an awesome bike.

[@Nucklehead-mm9gf]

I wasn't even considering the MT-09 until I saw it in person and couple days ago and realized it looks incredible in person and offers everything im after even cruise control and the price is reasonable. I was actually debating alot of different bikes from adventure to nakeds feom 500cc to 900 cc. But the MT-09 wasn't even on my radar. Man I want this bike now. All I need is some heated grips, windscreen, tail delete, sliders and maybe an exhaust if I can get one that is only mildly louder but sounds better. Also a quick detachable side bag setup for longer trips. Im done! I really loved the Yamaha blue version on the 2024 too. Wow this bike is a looker and seeing it on video or in pictures doesn't do it justice. It stood out in a showroom of some really great bikes. I wanna pick it up now but it's now winter and in 30s and 40s F already so I gotta wait out this winter than go get it. I'm trading in my Harley I told myself I would never get rid of towards it. I can't maintain 2 bikes nor do I got the space in my shed for 2 unfortunately. MT-09 is gonna be my hooligan and light sport tourer bike. Thinking about this bike is gonna get me through the winter. Can't wait to have it! BTW I hear the base model has great fully adjustable suspension so I don't see the need to pay 2k more for the Ohlins upgrade although it is worth it im sure. But $10.5k is way more appealing to me and basically the top of my budget anyway.

[@cr0p_dustin]

I'd say the biggest reason people want the '24 is that it looks SO much better.

[@ameykasar]

Remember guys if you hate the looks of MT09, get an XSR900. Same engine and features.

[@kaanozdemir487]

Larger wheel base 👎

[@ameykasar]

@@kaanozdemir487 Thats a pro in my opinion

[@judal58]

there is also the tracer 9 gt or gt+. I have the GT and i love it !

[@charliegraceleather7723]

And cheaper

[@AJS24DH]

Considered the MT-09 but went with the 24 XSR900 it’s close to same with a few differences. I love the white and red colors and the semi retro styling . The CP3 motor is just all around awesome. I also agree the sound is perfect for me , I’m not interested in a aftermarket exhaust . It’s completely stealth 😂 Probably my favorite bike I’ve ever owned. Stay safe everyone 🤘🏻

[@simonetrita]

Totally agree with, i'm in love with my 09sp 2023. The things i love the most is the engine, for me cp3 are the best engines for streets use

[@rebellucy6200]

The MT line of bikes are my all time favorite.

[@twzted_synapse221]

Dude, I could NOT agree more. Having not owned a bike for 20+ years, I zero’d in on the MT09. My brother told me it was too much bike for an entrance level bike. I hit Facebook marketplace and shopped until I found a used one owned by a SEVENTY ONE year old man! (You know the rev limiter was never even approached on this bitch) 2K miles, 2021 for $7K. SO glad I stuck with my initial choice and grabbed this all around glorious cruiser/sport.

[@darylnoble5711]

I rode from age 50 to 71 and I’m looking for another bike now

[@twzted_synapse221]

@@darylnoble5711 I’m 57 and love this bike

[@boris2997]

If the R9 doesn't come out by the end of the year iam getting the MT09. Yamaha hit a home run with the CP2 and CP3 engines best bang for your buck on the market

[@Allenamenwarenschonweg]

Only that a supposed r9 and a mt09 have completely different ergos - which massively influence the riding experience. This is like saying a pickup is a good replacement for a corvette.

[@greypolar2720]

Haven't ridden the MT-09, but I'm a big fan of the Kawi Z900 myself.

[@mannygbb]

Z900 is neutered compared to the mt09.

[@Black_Drako]

Great bike the z900.

[@dhanushdevil2463]

Overrated bike z900 😂

[@Black_Drako]

Don't know why you say that.. here we hear that all the MT's are the best bikes in the universe, maybe those are a little bit overrated...​@@dhanushdevil2463

[@tarnishedsquid2967]

I have a 23 XSR 900. Fucking awesome motorcycle.

[@donnieflame]

The xsr900 look way better than the mt09, I have a r6 and I really want a xsr900 one day 😍

[@wyvern4588]

I just got a XSR900, I love it! I especially like the rider position, getting a Corbin seat soon!​@@donnieflame

[@RomVlad]

Unfortunately looking better than 99% of them is not one of them.

[@stickvortex]

It looks a lot better in person to be fair, I thought it looked gross until I saw an SP up close. The ugly cables under the headlight aside, it looks decent to me. Though it definitely looked super ugly to me in the photos.

[@thisnameisnotfake517]

Insane how a top 1% bike is bottom 1% in looks lmao. But hey. Xsr

[@Dushyant933]

Agreed

[@LowQualityPigeon]

I'd have a bike that runs well and is fun to ride rather than it just looking pretty.

[@Raragonjunior]

😂

[@tremayfrazier2855]

Road my 2010 cbr 1000rr as an everyday rider for about a year had enough of being slammed on my wrist found a guy willing to trade a 23 mt 09 non sp. Have had the mt for about 3 days and absolutely love it.

[@ChrisSauer-oe5ve]

Bought a 24’ MT-09sp and it’s a Swiss Army knife!!💯stock Added full Akrapovic and it’s a animal. Ride 2 up in rain mode to enjoy the ride 😎

[@antonben]

The MT line of bikes are so practical and awsome

[@danlarussa5967]

Got about 3100 miles on my XSR and I absolutely love that bike. Great engine.

[@Davemcmasters]

3 of my buddies just bought the mt09 sp’s! Great looking bike and they can get down in the twisties on the backroads!

[@JeremyVaught]

I just did a 2k mi trip on mine. Did a couple of SaddleSore 1ks. I love this bike.

[@Biker-Husband-Explorer]

Love my Gen3 09 from 23. Two seasons on the bike and keeping it. Tail tidy, small screen, boom - you're away.

[@JMull25]

As someone who recently bought a 2023 MT-09. I'm going to have to agree. I used to want to ride full fairing super sports all the time, but I'm only 33 and began to see the appeal of the MT platform and how it has a great balance of comfort and agility. And 890cc is plenty of motor for me to blink and look down and realize I'm doing 100 in the corp limits lol *oopsie* I don't have a single shred of buyers remorse 🤙🤘

[@fentontaylor9021]

This is a great, fun bike. I haven't ridden the SP, but have ridden the MT-09. You need to lean forward to get a little more weight on the front tire, when carving turns and the wind is BRUTAL at anything 75 and over, but its super fun to ride. At 120 hp and 420 lbs, its a little over 3 lbs per hp which is plenty. Also, the quick shifter may be the best of any bike I have ridden.

[@paulstiller6239]

Picked up a '22 mt09 in early August and love it.

[@socaldayve]

11:20 I spent the entire video thinkin' "I bet people would want to punch me in the face if I asked about getting a mild windscreen and side bags for this thing."

[@cullennowell7813]

Positive reviews on the giveaway bike?? Surely these can be trusted to be completely unbiased.

[@subzero-ku2wx]

It NEEDS a flash tune in order to get rid of the horrible neutered 2nd gear throttle response. NOT perfect out of the box.

[@Snoop_rico]

im still on my 16' XSR900 in anniversary yellow. Never thought about having another bike

[@chaseweeks2708]

Think I'd rather have the XSR900 instead. The MT-09 is a great bike, but the XSR looks soo much better. I might have to budget for some better suspension parts though, if/when I get one, or maybe save that for a year two or three upgrade after I flog the piss out of the OEM squishy bits.

[@FusioNNosferatu]

I crashed my MT 07 beginning of august and roughly three weeks after that i got my hands on a 2018 MT 09 SP. God how its fun :D but the weather be damned here, its pouring rain already... What a coincidence that you made this video after me buying my own MT 09 SP :D

[@andrewwestman2647]

My 2017 has been so good after upgrading the rear shock to a Penske 2-cliker and getting Stoltec Moto fork valves that at 36k miles I just installed the radial front master cylinder from the 2023 model and steel braided lines. I have no plans to get rid of her any time soon... though the cruise control would be nice for my commute!

[@meanman6992]

Everyone says they wanted a ZO6 corvett back in the C5 era, then complained about going over a crack in the road and how it hurt their back LOL and just drove it to the grocery store or work. Same thing, people want the race car, but most don’t actually want to drive/ride it daily. (I say this as a guy that drove a project car for like 18 years with no A/C in Georgia… I’m an odd ball, but even I don’t want a super sport bike, naked’s are where it’s at. 90% of the track performance but waaay more practical in the street.

[@cbr600rrturbo]

Love the whole MT line, wish Honda had a line like this

[@eos009]

Absolutely loved my 2022 MT-09 SP, put nearly 5k miles on it in less than a month! Would have kept that odometer going but she was taken out shortly after by a drunk driver doing a u-turn from the lane to the right of me...

[@throwingrods2930]

Yammie, I hear you about the value proposition on the MT-09, it’s all true. However, Ducati has also been making a fared bike in this segment that is always overlooked but sits in the same spot. However since it’s not a Panigale, it’s forgotten. I guess there really is something like the MT in the category 😄

[@bryanmathew2079]

It's gOT a 25 😮😊UpDates

[@leudwigc6000]

I own (outright) this bike! And I love it! I don't want the '24. I do wish it was made with taller people in mind though. (i'm 6'6")

[@JoeStanek-vu7rl]

Going to turn 60 next year... my Aprilia RSVR hurt my wrists and back, purchased a 2023 SP and couldn't be happier. I have ridden the 2024 and am so happy I got a 2023.

[@luvsallbikes279]

What is different from 23-24 ?

[@MarkWasTaken]

So you’re saying the 23 is better than 24 in terms of comfort?

[@watchnutonabike]

Why?

[@carllount3017]

😂

[@cr0p_dustin]

Gotta know why you're glad you got a 23 over a 24. I've only ridden a 24 and it was glorious and looks so much better.

[@lukeorlando4814]

Every bike advisor: don’t ride in the center of the lane. It’s full of oil which can cause loss of traction. Also every bike advisor: cuts across the center of the lane while on the sidewall of the tyre searching for that perfect apex. :P

[@nonyabusiness4151]

In the EU, you will fail your test if you don't ride the middle. Don't stop directly behind vehicles. Don't use all four fingers and cover your levers. You also fail if you wave at other riders.

[@plap.]

​@@nonyabusiness4151They tell you to stay in the middle?! Maybe because of narrow roads or maybe the cars over there don't leak anything. The center is pretty much the worst of the three choices available in any one lane. Every slippery thing that leaks out of cars is in what we call the grease strip. With a long overdue rain it gets even worse

[@sathalel4084]

on open road like this the amount of oil is really minimal. that advice is most useful in urban/suburban settings with heavy constant traffic. which to be fair is by far the most common use case

[@amococ2487]

​@@plap.I'm not hating, just stating. In Europe, all motor vehicles have a mandatory yearly safety check (MOT in the UK). After watching the 'just rolled in' vids on YT, I am not surprised that many vehicles leak oil in the US. I know they are extreme examples. Riding in the UK, I can honestly say, there is no oil in the centre of the lane.

[@nonyabusiness4151]

@plap. They claim the cars never leak, but that's a lie. No, it's as simple as riding in the middle, giving you the most room, all in the name of safety. Never mind that you can't see or be seen.

[@Jaylyons1]

“If you’re an experienced motorcyclists, this is it.” What are the thoughts on so many new riders starting with this bike? I figure it’s a bit much, but I learned on an old GSX-R with no nannies, so I’m one to talk. 😂

[@zgjfinance2796]

Love when yammy confirms my decisions a year later through video form 😅

[@grinningintheirface2685]

Im going with the 1st gen fz1, 2003 black and yellow. Can find here for around 3500-4000 bucks, cant wait! Was looking at the early bandit 1200, but cant find one close I like. Ill take bang for the buck over technology all day...plus im poor as sht, and cant afford an mt09 sp lmao!

[@johnnyblaze1372]

I agree you don't need more as this Bike to be fast on tge Streetand curvy Roads as many 200 BHP Bikes.But for the Heart and thrill i buy a V4 S Streetfighter😎

[@tranquilmind8487]

Remember you put out a video 3-4 years ago saying the MT 09 was not good for street use? I do!

[@bille.334]

The only complaint I have on the CP3 engine is how they nuetered 2nd gear from the factory. Can easily be eliminated with a tune.

[@riccardosartori3822]

I think the only bikes that may top it are a Triumph Street/Speed triple 765 and a honda CB1000R

[@jasperMT09]

I think the non sp will be my next bike, saves a bit of money and its great aswell I think/ hope haha. Ofcourse the blue coloured one.

[@twzted_synapse221]

That’s the EXACT model I have. You won’t be disappointed.

[@codymerry6324]

I also have a gen 3 (2021) base model and I love it!

[@mos3s846]

Perfect street bike if a motorcycle is your only means of transportation. Otherwise a full fairing bike is better/more fun

[@dante8s]

I think people are prioritizing the 24 for the brembo stylemas as well

[@stefanhansen5882]

Great value bike for sure. However, best value bike today is the Suzuki SV650. Much cheaper and an absolutely awesome street bike.

[@Lucas-en8vp]

Can wait for you to review the R9

[@EmpReb]

I just need the R9 Version of this and i'm buying.

[@bloodrunneruk71]

Had the gen3 mt09 for 3 years now and its a blast, but i find it so dull when cruising, its not a chilled ride bike, it comes alive when thrashed though.

[@RXR25]

I love the way the MT line looks, I was looking to get an MT 03 but its just a bit too small displacement and a bit too cheaply built. But the MT 07 is just a bit too much out of my price range. I wish they had something like an MT 04 with just a bit more power and a bit better build quality.

[@doghous3]

buy 2nd-hand? the 07 is a jolly good bike.

[@RXR25]

@@doghous3 I've considered it, and objectively its better to buy a slightly used bike. But right now I've been super busy and dont want to spend the time to source out a buy, transfer the money, go to the DMV and transfer the title. And although service for bikes is pretty simple, its not something I want to mess with right now. I just want to buy something and get out and ride without worrying about anything breaking down. I'm still debating it, and if I save up until next year I should have enough to stretch for the MT 07.

[@TheCriticalArchitect]

Can you sell stuff that isn’t strictly yammy merch? Like a motorcycle toolkit or something useful. Also how is the winner selected for your giveaway bikes? What’s the process?

[@stevec6427]

It's a brilliant bike but the Tracer 9GT has 99% of the performance but so much more comfort

[@kupalisky3553]

Street Triple isn’t that far behind on torque and is a better bike if you are a sportier rider that might do track days.

[@doghous3]

motors might last forever, but the electronics... not dissing the leccy, I like the idea of cruise-control, but keyless and electric fuel cap. At least make it an option. still, I may upgrade from my 07 to an 09 at some point...

[@davew8841]

My brother bought a new SP a few weeks ago, and I was able to have a few rides on it recently. It's a fun bike to ride and I think it's great value for money. But...like my brother...I can't help but wonder, why does it only carry 14 litres of fuel? It's not intended to be a supersport racer. Would another 3 or 4 litres of fuel capacity have compromised its sporting prowess? He's already bolted on a screen and a rack is on the way...but, it's carrying his extra fuel.

[@Razzer0693]

mt09 costs almost 20,000 usd in india :( sadly we dont even get it anymore... but i got some news saying they plan to launch it soon! im so waiting for it man! ill actually have to go to a different state to get one because yamaha dealers dont give it in my state but id go to that extent! if they don, ill get the tripple RS at 17k USD.. yup.. TAX.. thats why we pay more for the same bikes in india

[@ABunchOfBusas]

"Super sports don't sale anymore " I for one have bought 4 Supersports in 3 years. I guess I don't count.

[@TylerG7777]

And I just picked up a new 2024 Ninja ZX-6R about 6 months ago. Love it.

[@mauroantoniocruz3807]

How would it compare to a Streetfighter V4S? Went from an MT07 to the Ducati as it was my dream bike and was thinking of perhaps “downgrading” for something with less HP, but it’s a difference of almost 100bhp considering the Akra exhaust and all pushing it from 208bhp to 212bhp+

[@irishtrash5]

The '24 also comes stock with cruise control and the custom ride modes, I don't know if the '23 comes with the ride modes.

[@sural89]

the 24 has a smaller airbox and more restriction the third gen pulls harder no doubt you could really fell it in the first three gear

[@jakeburwick9418]

Do the R9 ergonomic point toward it being something that can be ridden for an hour without being in pain?

[@sbeast1216]

Yammie on a Yammie, yammering yet again. 👍🏾

[@calebeckelberry1166]

it probably sounds criminal for me to ask buuuuuutttt i noticed that there is a sizeable handlebar riser/height-adder-thingy. would it be possible to lower the handlebars by swapping that extension for a more committed position?

[@DoraTheNinja]

Should get a new 765rs as the next bike

[@timbizi3519]

I am just starting out to ride. As per european laws I am currently learning in school riding a sv650. I am still undecided on what to get as my first own bike. It has to be a2 complient. However I am very much out to buy something with a larger displacement and then dial it down to 48hp. I am thinking about getting an mt09, since it makes a very compelling argument as an overall package. On the other hand I also thought about going for the rs660 since I often feel like leaning forward into a more aggressive posture and being more of a squid. I would also have to try out how it feels to sit on since the sv650 feels kinda small with my 6'3'' hight and 34" inseam, and therefore there might be a problem there anyway. I was wondering what your guys' thoughts are on these rather unusual choices

[@stevekent]

I bought an MT09 SP 2023 (immaculate condition with low mileage, used from a dealer here in the UK at £3.5K less than original list price) just before you published your first ride review and I agree 100% with you. The bike is perfect as stock, there’s really no need to change a thing.

[@dougalmanzar]

Post the Suspension adjustment video Yam! Love my 22sp( just hit 13000 miles) and for everyday riding( fast slow and everything in between) prefer it over my 22 street triple RS which is only more rewarding when I flog it at really fast 💨 pace -then it’s motor, stiffer suspension, chassis are magic 🪄 🤓😎

[@wanmuhamadaizuddinwanibrah1326]

Yammie, what's your take on Suzuki GSX-S750 compared to this MT-09?

[@dariusjurma4253]

I have a 3rd gen mt09 and the only thing i can complain is because of the rider triangle the front seems very light and lacks feeling when pushing it hard on the street. If anyone has a suggestion for that i would appreciate. ( I've only used S22 and S23 tires on it)

[@RicardoGonzalez-rb4sn]

Personal opinion, dont like the aesthetics of the gen 1 and gen 3 MT-09 and prefer the aesthetics of the gen 2 and 4. The gen 4 looks best to me. That being said I haven’t had the opportunity to take one for a spin so I cant speak on how they ride but from what I’ve heard (mainly from KZbin) is the gen 4 is the most well put together version (as it should be because thats how evolution works)

[@TheNuclearNutsack]

I’d like to see your opinion after riding awhile on a new gen Ducati monster base or sp.

[@flesz_]

If you are casual rider and never going to take it to the track , is a non SP model good enough?

[@twzted_synapse221]

More than!

[@firehouse6226]

Oh yeah

[@urastus9202]

hey mr noob, you're a light dude so I imagine you have the same problem (more so) than me. I'm 80kg without gear and I've run out of rebound damping on the rear. Only 8000 miles. The rear tire tells me I still need more rebound damping. I'm in a couple of forums for mt 09 sp (gen 3) and see the same thing every time someone posts a photo of their rear tire. Do you know if their is a modification / fix for this? Heavier oil etc?

[@MatthewMansi-c5v]

Does lift control prevent clutch up wheelies?

[@VladGeo1]

I have a question that it's on my mind. Is the XSR 900 based on the MT09 or the MT09 SP (talking about the 2023-2024)? I can not remember which one is it and i can't tell the difference by looking at it on Yamaha dealers websites/showrooms

[@gxtoast2221]

I ride a CB500X everywhere (not track) and spend most of my time with my ass on the pillion part of the seat (which is a single smooth shape, similar to the MT-09 Gen3). This raises my position relative to the pegs and handlebars. I was thinking that with adjustable pegs I could do the same with the Gen3, which has a very smooth seat. What do you think? I like getting into the tuck and if I could have two bikes I would have an upright for street and a sportbike like a CB1000RR for track and spirited out of city rides. Would the Gen3 with upgraded suspension satisfy this sporty bias?

[@gxtoast2221]

I can buy a used 2021 Gen3 non-SP for about $12K vs $17 for the MY24 non-SP ($20K for MY24 SP). My thinking is to spend $3K to upgrade the suspension on the Gen3 (Matris F20K level products). If I bought the MT it will be tracked, for sure. I want the torque of a litre bike so the Street Triple is not quite there. Other candidates are CB1000R and Speed Triple MY16+. It is hot where I am during summer so maybe the Speed Triple is too hot. Leaning forward isn't a problem for me so getting into the tuck is where I like to be when cornering. It is difficult to test ride where I am unfortunately so getting some directions is a good start.

[@quack4910]

I just got my 4th gen base mode mt09 and l its 90 percent the same as the 3rd gen but i would 100% would not buy a 3rd gen in 2024 unless your getting a good deal case even though it's just 10% difference that 10% is worth it

[@ysoholinav8315]

What do you think about the 750Hornet ?

[@donalduka221]

12.5 k the 21-23euros here and 13.2 the 24 here in Italy for a new One ...not same price as the gsx 8r at least here

[@mtsEnrique]

John Wick rode one in JW3 parabellum for the ninja fight scene.

[@boris2997]

I thought they looked familiar

[@thankan07]

I’m curious how yammie loved the mt09 but didn’t enjoy the tracer 9 which basically is the same bike with fairing and a more upright seating position

[@ChrisSauer-oe5ve]

It’s much heavier than the MT & suspension is 💩

[@geese7484]

2024 is the best looking MTsp.

[@csievers8740]

Had a '22 base model and wanted for nothing. Soon as I can I'm replacing it with another.

[@MurffSurff]

Love Yamaha MT’S ROCK

[@Personyoureadabout]

k6 gixxer thou baby!

[@jeffsones6089]

Hey Yammie. “Which brake pads do you change out to

[@peteduch2151]

I want to ride a bike and chill not to go crazy fast wich is great if you are into danger/ ride wat you want it's a very personal thing

[@PatagoniaArg]

I just rode 320 miles in one day on my XSR900, on mostly highway on average of 70mph minimum. The ride was fun, except the return potion, the knees started to hurt and ass needed replacement at the end.

[@airgunbubba2505]

you forgot to mention of all the things it has, the top screen from a Nintendo DS as a dash.

[@SubZeroXJ]

I think the DS display might be BETTER than the MT09

[@johanf8522]

Yes, and don't forget the fact that the screen gets scratches by just looking at it 😶

[@astifcaulkinyeras]

I like that the screen is so small. It leaves more space for me to see the road. Would be nice to have the different screen colors/themes from the '24 though.

[@judahclark3100]

So I’m currently looking at a 23’ MT-09. Out the door of the dealer for $10,800 Scam? Or should I request a SP?

[@rjdp3]

We the noobs, of the rest of the world, would appreciate subtitled internacional units of measure aka. Km/h 🎉 congrats for the videos

[@cruze86]

The question is that how far can you go comfortably?

[@shashanksingh7844]

when are gonna review guerrilla 450??