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Yamaha MT-05 WOW warning lots of pics

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Get a load of this............

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I love it! I want it now!
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Post by NCRoaster »

WOW. talk about a personal rocketship. That is a truly wicked machine. I like the different headlight, wild exhaust system and the monster engine but I don't get the tread on the tires. What is that all about?

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Post by PizzaMan »

Yea, ahhh, now about that ST headlight being ugly...???
:roll:
Wicked looking bike, though.
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Post by kbc68 »

I like it !!

Someone had a wild imagination !

Lots of detail !

WOW !

One hell of an eye catcher !
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Post by fnfalman »

It looks like a Japanese version of the Confederate Wraith. I like it. The first Jap bike since the V-Max that really gets my juice going.
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Post by DJ Downunder »

I'm not sure if I like the front.
I'm not sure if I like the back.

I like the standard MT-01 much better.

Here's a short vid from the Paris show... http://www.motorcyclenews.com/mp4/332/114572.mp4

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Post by Bry »

PizzaMan wrote:Yea, ahhh, now about that ST headlight being ugly...???
:roll:
Wicked looking bike, though.
Yeah! what he said! So much crap about BMW making oogly bikes and now look, everyone wants on the bandwagon!!

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Post by darthrider »

Take a long, slow look at the chain on that bike...
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Post by collyers »

D'you think it's a necessary component, or just part of the "Brute" styling? I like the Dunlop's tread patterns.

It's such an assault to one's "motorcycle vision" that I cannot tell if I like or not - it's like going to sleep as Wilbur Wright and waking up looking at a Stealth Fighter. I'm still recovering from what I think is a motorcycle.
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Post by Capt. Blackadder »

WOW!! :smt023 :mrgreen: :smt023

Sonofa dam bitch... I want it! What's the scoop?!
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Post by FGanger »

Just don't let our Patrick see this. His Triumph will be history. The only thing that may save him is the seat height. :roll:

You know how he is; a new bike shaking its tail in his direction, and its all over. :lol:

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PS, Perhaps he will let us ride it? :P
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Post by socalrob »

Very cool. Style wise I bet its outstanding in person. Too bad HD's not going (at least with a few) in that direction.

Question on chain. Can you have an open chain like that, I mean wouldn't it throw crap everywhere & if it breaks kill the bike and/or rider? One thing a truely don't miss is messing with chains. Was always unsure what would happen if one broke at speed.
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Post by Pat »

Sadly Frank, I think it's a bit..... over-the-top.

Has my "returning to basics" changed my enthusiasm for 'new & different'? Am I slowly becoming a "fuddy duddy"? Or is it that I just don't want to be tempted by..... the kind of temptation that thing offers?

I'm really, REALLY trying to behave on my 60 horses; I don't need to be looking at toys like that......
Maybe just a quick ride on a track somewhere?
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Funny, it doesn't LOOK jewish...
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Post by rph802 »

Not getting the issue with the chain Darth, but then I'd probably be the last one to. My question (and again no mechanical genius here) is why is there a chain on one side and a belt on the other???

Looks wise...Can appreciate it for what the desginer was going for but, sorry rather put a 1200GS or an ST in my stable. Like the idea of the LED (I'm assuming) headlight, had to look at it a couple of time before I got the Jewish reference!!

My concern looking at it from the left side is and maybe this is common to to most V twin engines and I just hadnt picked up on, but if that thing throws a rod, youza gunna be a singin da soprano partzz, no?? Course you'll probably be dead so big diff but hey...

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Post by DJ Downunder »

Craig...if you look close you will see there is no belt on the other side...just a swing arm that looks a bit...belt'ish.. :shock:

That chain is huge...like the type they put on choppers to give that tough look...but then they would need to be tough...with all that torque... :D

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Post by yjleesvrr »

Great. Another desirable bike that I'm sure won't make it to the States :roll:
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Post by dilligaf »

It looks like a Buell to me.....i like it.
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