Yamaha says in a release:
Yamaha Motors Launched its New 2014 Yamaha MT- 07 Lightweight Affordable twin-cylinder at EICMA
'All-new 689cc inline 2-cylinder engine
'What gives the new MT-07 such a special character is its all-new 689cc inline 2-cylinder engine which has been developed using Yamaha's 'crossplane philosophy'. With an uneven firing interval, the 270-degree crank gives a strong feeling of acceleration and great traction, and the deep linear torque ensures outstanding performance.
'Light and slim tubular backbone frame
'For easy manoeuvrability and remarkable agility, the new MT-07 runs with a light and slim steel backbone-type frame that utilizes the new engine as a stressed member. Combined with its compact wheelbase and plush suspension systems, this strong and light chassis gives a responsive and engaging ride.
'Engineered for optimum riding enjoyment
'This exciting new addition to the MT range has been designed to deliver high levels of riding enjoyment together with a feeling of instant controllability. Chassis dimensions and weight distribution have been carefully set to maximize the enjoyment felt during acceleration and give the rider a connected feel with the motorcycle.
'Responsive performance with affordability and economy
'With its all-new liquid-cooled engine, lightweight backbone frame and cutting-edge style, the MT-07 is a remarkably versatile naked bike that succeeds in combining responsive performance with an affordable price and outstanding fuel economy - making it an ideal motorcycle for both newer and returning riders.
'Mass-forward design and sculpted body
'The new MT-07 is characterized by its mass-forward design that emphasizes its athletic build and creates an immediate feeling of power. The slim fuel tank accentuates the bike's compact looks and offers excellent knee grip - while the lightweight air scoops and aluminium side covers give the MT a sporty and purposeful image.
'Characteristic MT-styling features
'With its angular mirrors, LED tail light and mass-forward body design, there's no mistaking the MT-07's resemblance to the bigger 850cc 3-cylinder MT-09. Other family features include the lightweight cast aluminium10-spoke wheels as well as the Z-shape formed by the air intake-style scoops and the exhaust down pipes.
'Link-type Monocross rear suspension
'The link-type Monocross rear suspension system features a horizontal shock that is mounted directly to the engine’s crankcase to save space and enhance chassis performance. And for a more enjoyable feeling when accelerating, the MT-07 is fitted with a short 530mm swinging arm that enhances the connected feeling between the rider and bike.
'Handlebar-mounted digital instruments
'The high-tech instruments are mounted directly on top of the handlebars to give the rider a clear view of the road ahead. The easy-to-read LED display includes a gear position indicator and fuel gauge, and a bar-type tachometer features its tallest bars in the 4,000 to 8,000 rpm band where the strongest torque can be found.'
Read more: http://www.visordown.com/
Yamaha Motors Launched its New 2014 Yamaha MT- 07 Lightweight Affordable twin-cylinder at EICMA
'All-new 689cc inline 2-cylinder engine
'What gives the new MT-07 such a special character is its all-new 689cc inline 2-cylinder engine which has been developed using Yamaha's 'crossplane philosophy'. With an uneven firing interval, the 270-degree crank gives a strong feeling of acceleration and great traction, and the deep linear torque ensures outstanding performance.
'Light and slim tubular backbone frame
'For easy manoeuvrability and remarkable agility, the new MT-07 runs with a light and slim steel backbone-type frame that utilizes the new engine as a stressed member. Combined with its compact wheelbase and plush suspension systems, this strong and light chassis gives a responsive and engaging ride.
'Engineered for optimum riding enjoyment
'This exciting new addition to the MT range has been designed to deliver high levels of riding enjoyment together with a feeling of instant controllability. Chassis dimensions and weight distribution have been carefully set to maximize the enjoyment felt during acceleration and give the rider a connected feel with the motorcycle.
'Responsive performance with affordability and economy
'With its all-new liquid-cooled engine, lightweight backbone frame and cutting-edge style, the MT-07 is a remarkably versatile naked bike that succeeds in combining responsive performance with an affordable price and outstanding fuel economy - making it an ideal motorcycle for both newer and returning riders.
'Mass-forward design and sculpted body
'The new MT-07 is characterized by its mass-forward design that emphasizes its athletic build and creates an immediate feeling of power. The slim fuel tank accentuates the bike's compact looks and offers excellent knee grip - while the lightweight air scoops and aluminium side covers give the MT a sporty and purposeful image.
'Characteristic MT-styling features
'With its angular mirrors, LED tail light and mass-forward body design, there's no mistaking the MT-07's resemblance to the bigger 850cc 3-cylinder MT-09. Other family features include the lightweight cast aluminium10-spoke wheels as well as the Z-shape formed by the air intake-style scoops and the exhaust down pipes.
'Link-type Monocross rear suspension
'The link-type Monocross rear suspension system features a horizontal shock that is mounted directly to the engine’s crankcase to save space and enhance chassis performance. And for a more enjoyable feeling when accelerating, the MT-07 is fitted with a short 530mm swinging arm that enhances the connected feeling between the rider and bike.
'Handlebar-mounted digital instruments
'The high-tech instruments are mounted directly on top of the handlebars to give the rider a clear view of the road ahead. The easy-to-read LED display includes a gear position indicator and fuel gauge, and a bar-type tachometer features its tallest bars in the 4,000 to 8,000 rpm band where the strongest torque can be found.'
Read more: http://www.visordown.com/
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