Yamaha MT-03

The Yamaha YZF-R3 and the MT-03 are set to receive an upgrade. For 2018, Yamaha has introduced new colours for the YZF-R3 and MT-03. The race-bred YZF-R3 will be offered in two new colour options: Race Blu and Power Black. The colour placement on the Race Blu has been revised too. The fairing gets more blue while the rear panel gets the silver finish. The Power Black gets new revised graphics too. Don't Miss - Get Yamaha YZF-R15 To YZF-R6 Body Conversion Read More...

In December 2015, India Yamaha Motor Pvt. Ltd. had confirmed that they'll launch the MT-03 sometime in 2016. It looks like the plan got delayed for a bit, as prototypes of the naked street-fighter have been spied testing on Indian roads for the first time only now, and its already the end of 2016. This suggests an early-2017 Indian launch for the Yamaha MT-03, a motorcycle that's expected to be priced INR 20,000 to INR 30,000 lower than the YZF-R3 that its based Read More...

If reports are to be believed, Yamaha India will be launching the naked version of the R3, known as the MT-03 in India soon. Reports suggest that the Japanese two wheeler manufacturer will launch the MT-03 during the upcoming festive season. The news comes more than a year after the R3 was launched in the country. Also read: Would the all-new Yamaha YZF-R6 look anything like this? The MT-03 was unveiled at the 2015 EICMA show held at Milan in the Read More...

 India Yamaha Motor Pvt. Ltd. has confirmed that they will launch the MT-03, according to a report by the Economic Times. The MT-03, unveiled at the EICMA show in Milan is the naked street-fighter version of the Yamaha R3 that was recently launched in India. Expect the MT-03 to be locally assembled at either of India Yamaha Motor's two manufacturing facilities at Faridabad (Haryana) and Surajpur (Uttar Pradesh). The MT-03  features a single pod headlamp as opposed to the twin headlamps on Read More...

Earlier We told you about the Yamaha YZF-R3, then we updated you its modified turbocharged twin, the R3 Turbo. Between the two we also informed you about the street-fighter derivative of the R3. Now get ready to 'embrace the darkness', make way for the Yamaha MT-03. [caption id="attachment_187946" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] The Yamaha YZF-R3[/caption] The Japanese bike maker introduced the Yamaha MT-03 at the EICMA 2015. The MT-03 draws power from the same 321cc liquid-cooled 4-stroke DOHC 4-valve inline twin cylinder engine which generates Read More...

The most likely strategic move from India Yamaha Motor, after the launch of the much awaited YZF-R3, would be to introduce the MT-03 naked roadster to the Indian turf and it seems like that's what the Indian arm of the Japanese two-wheeler plans to do in the near future. If recent reports are to be believed, India Yamaha Motor has filed the patents for the MT-03 in the Indian two-wheeler market and this stripped down version of the YZF-R3 is likely reach the Indian shores by 2016. Read More...

Yamaha MT-03, the roadster version of the recently launched YZF-R3, was officially unveiled back in August this year. The MT-03 is a cosmetically stripped down version of the new YZF-R3 that stands apart from its faired sibling with the absence of the front fairing, a single-pod headlight versus the twin setup on the faired version, and a roadster motorcycle-style single-piece handlebar instead of a clip-on unit. We have seen the motorcycle through official images but this time around, we came across a promotional video, uploaded on Read More...

The recently unveiled Yamaha MT-25 will soon follow the the "YZF-R25 - YZF-R3" pattern as a slightly higher displacement model of the quarter-litre roadster, 321cc to be precise, has been confirmed by the Japanese two-wheeler major. The MT-03 will essentially be a cosmetically stripped down version of the new YZF-R3 and will stand apart from the YZF-R3 with the removal of the front fairing, a single-pod headlight versus the twin setup on the faired version, and a roadster motorcycle-style single-piece handlebar instead of a Read More...

War of the entry level Japanese motorcycles will soon enter a new chapter as Yamaha brews a new flavour in its fabled brewery. Yamaha stayed away from the quarter-litre motorcycle party for quite some time while compatriots Kawasaki and Honda had a sweet run with their respective 250cc motorcycles. It wasn't however long before the Austrian two-wheeler manufacturer KTM stole the limelight with its Duke and RC series of motorcycles and emerged as the new favourite entry level product for motoring enthusiasts. Yamaha Read More...