YAMAHA MT-03 Custom
Japanese Custom Culture
Webike's Opinion
Here is a "YAMAHA MT-03" custom by Webike community user "143". With an advanced and intrepid front face, a fuel tank cover reminiscent of a big machine image, and an inverted front suspension, the MT-03 has been a popular machine with young fans since its release. Yoshimura's R-77S exhaust further enhances the performance and sound of Yamaha's newly developed two-cylinder engine on MT03. Also, the color of this exhaust matches well with the black colored bike body. While maintaining the stock characteristics in the low to mid RPM range, the exhaust system adds more power in the mid to high RPM range. The bike itself is approx. 37% lighter than stock, and also has improved maneuverability in daily use, such as city riding, by combining "mobility" and "regular use". This model is perfect for athletic performance, but according to the owner, the handlebar vibration takes effect on his arms as the speed exceeds 90km/h. Therefore, the ultra heavy bar ends are installed. The outer parts are made of aluminum, so the color can be freely selected to match the bike body. Of course, black was selected. On the other hand, it is inevitable that the wind comes directly to the chest area of a naked rider, but a larger size and a special windshield is necessary to keep the coolness. POWER BRONZE windshield would be a good choice for the frontal view. The MT-03 has also undergone a number of other customizations, based on a dark style customization, and combines sharp and dynamic styling with a light and nimble ride.
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Specifications
Part | Details |
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Exhaust | YOSHIMURA Slip-On R-77S Cyclone Carbon End (Hear Guard Included) |
Handle / Steering |
POSH Ultra Heavy Weight Bar End nakira 6-way Adjustable Lever Clutch & Brake |
Rearsets | SSK Machined Aluminum Footpeg Stock Type For Rider |
Bodywork / Fairing |
DAYTONA Engine Protector ODAX POWER BRONZE Naked Windshield |
Accessories | Performance Damper |
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Hakuyo
A foreigner who rides in Japan, Japanese call this "Gaijin Rider". Third year in the Webike global team. He feels and shares the real bike life in Japan then presents you how interesting Japanese customs are.