Re: Yamaha MT09 Tracer 1st Impressions
Posted: 03 Jul 2015, 07:33
Been thinking about saving pennies for one of these - be interested if the very few niggles sort themselves out after you've run it in so please post updates
I will do, make sure you have a test ride on one before committing, they're VERY tall although there is a lower seat option as an extra. Have a good look at the MT07 as well, probably a better bike than the MT09 but it just too small for me.gingerb wrote:Been thinking about saving pennies for one of these - be interested if the very few niggles sort themselves out after you've run it in so please post updates
Apparently mine's got an MPG reading, I'll have a play with the display when I can be bothered having a proper look at the user manual. Definitely up for a play out soon though although I'll need A mode to hang onto you.Cabernet wrote:Well we'll just have to get together in September and compare mpgs between the Breva n MT-09 over a run. Let's face, you'll only need rain mode.
You flatter me beyond reason.Occams Razor wrote:although I'll need A mode to hang onto you.Cabernet wrote:Well we'll just have to get together in September and compare mpgs between the Breva n MT-09 over a run. Let's face, you'll only need rain mode.
You too Paul, it's good to get a different persective, my head's clearing from the 2 stroke fumes now and thnks for the go on the CBR, I can see why they're so popular, just so intuitive to ride.CRM wrote:my 2c after a brief ride of it.
Well it's quite tall ? that said it handles it's weight quite well but make no mistake this is a huuuuge bike compared to the MT07
the brakes are fantastic, engine is a grunty bugger, ride quality is good, riding position is great - i see what you mean about the throttle being a bit on or off and it could make junctions worrying if a new or inexperienced rider.
One thing i noticed just how noisy my helmet was when riding, it would benefit from an aftermarket screen or just a lower one i think.
I liked it but it's really not for me to be honest nor really suited to someone sub 5'10 and 14 stone who's a bit nervous to shove and manhandle a bike around.
Thanks for the ride Phil and good to see you again pal