If you are crazy about sports bikes and want to experience something different in each ride, then Yamaha has introduced a very special gift for you Yamaha MT 03. This bike not only comes with great looks, but its performance and technology also fills riders with excitements.
Streetfighter look and modern design
The look of Yamaha MT 03 wins the heart at first glance. It is designed in streetfighter style, which includes muscular fuel tanks, sharp headlights, and aggressive body language.
It has projector-style LED headlamps and DRLs that give a futuristic appeal to the bike. Apart from this, split seat, side-slung exhaust and 17-inch alloy wheels make it completely sporty.
Performance that makes ride strong
Yamaha MT 03 has a 321cc BS6 Compliment liquid-cooled, parallel twin engine that generates 41.4 bhp of power and 29.5 Nm of torque. The engine is connected to the 6-speed gearbox, which gives the experience of smooth gearsifying. It is the same engine that is also seen in YZF-R3, but makes MT-03 special, its upright riding position, which also makes long rides comfortable.
Great combination of technology and safety
MT 03 has a fully digital instrument cluster, which includes speedometer, trip meter, tecoometer, fuel gauge and gear position indicator. Along with this, it has dual channels ABS, front and rear disc brakes, upside-down front forks and rear monoshock suspension, which make it stable and safe on every kind of road.
Price and availability
The Yamaha MT 03 is priced at ₹ 3,50,278 (ex-showroom), making it one of the most premium bikes in its segment. This bike is available in two magnificent colors – Cyan Blue and Black. Although its price is high, this bike directly competes with KTM 390 Duke and is making a special place in the heart of the riders due to its unique style and Japanese performance.
Disclaimer: This article is based on official information and reliable sources related to Yamaha MT-03. Features, prices and specifications can change over time, so make sure to confirm the information from the dealership before purchasing a bike.
