Yamaha's Mini MT-01 ===> MT-03

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Yamaha's Mini MT-01 ===> MT-03

#1 Unread post by QuietMonkey »

TOTALLY my kinda bike! :mrgreen:

http://www2.yamaha-motor.fr/actu/IMG/jp ... 1024-2.jpg

http://www2.yamaha-motor.fr/actu/IMG/jp ... 1024-1.jpg

Uses a fuel-injected version of the single cylinder 660cc motor from the XTZ660, SZR660, etc...

full specs at bottom of this page:
http://www2.yamaha-motor.fr/actu/articl ... ticle=1081
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Is it coming to USA?

#2 Unread post by keyur_mithawala »

I see this bike listed on the Yamaha UK website, but don't see it on 2006 models page for US.

Does that mean we didn't get it? :( :(

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#3 Unread post by BuzZz »

We don't get either MT over here in N.A......

sniff, sniff, sniff.... smells like :horse: to me. We always get F'ed over on all these cool bikes..... :evil:
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Import it?

#4 Unread post by keyur_mithawala »

Yeah, just curious: how much effort / cash overhead to import something to N.A. from Europe?

Has anyone done that?

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#5 Unread post by TechTMW »

Well, There's alot of paperwork. The real PIA is that you have to get certain things on the bike changed ... DOT approved tires, headlights, rear lights, emissions equipment (Big one!) and on fuel injected bikes a complete remap, carbed bikes, rejetting.

The problem is you can only have this done at a Federally Recommended shop. Meaning, these guys know they are the only gig in town, they will charge an arm and a leg.

It can cost thousands (Including the shipping) but it really depends on the shop.
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