Yamaha T7 review

[The Sarge]

There is a great ride review by Jean Baptiste Fournier on the ADV Pulse forum, the bike looks awesome !! (thumbs)
Sarge

[Tramp]

fixed it for you :laugh:

438384_8930_big_yamaha_T7_dueruote_2017M8.jpg (86.09 KiB) Viewed 2159 times

http://www.advpulse.com/adv-bikes/yamaha-t7-first-test/

it aint no good without a link :whistle:


do we need to carry rocks around to prob bike up :woohoo:


http://www.dueruote.it/notizie/moto-sco ... -yamaha-t7

[Gedge]

They cant produce this soon enough ....... B)

[Nigel]

They cant produce this soon enough ....... B)

(thumbs)

[bowber]

If they keep it looking like that then it'll sell whether it's any good off road or not, especially if they get the price right (ie, cheap)
Steve

[rallymoto]

i wonder what the production will be like ...........................one thing for sure it wont look like that one

[Andy A]

Do you think it will be massively different, I am trying to remember from the Africa twin videos that showed a complete prototype released to the press, how different the actual bike was ?

[minkyhead]

just rode one of the company mt07s home ..what a motor effortless cruising at 90mph no strain at all ....suspect it will be a bit of handful ..looks great though

[Mike Wright]

I hope its better than the Tracer I had which the sump plug was the lowest point on the bike and only approx 5 inches from the ground. The fuelling was appalling and needed a remap then the clocks let water behind the screen. Yamaha Uk turned out to be pretty much useless just sending me the sales stats and how popualr the bike was. 1500 miles later and only 6 months old I traded it in.
Wont be buying a Yamaha bike again!
That T7 looks great but more setup for Rallies than normal use with all the sat nav tower etc. Cant see Yamaha producing exactly the same bike as the video which would be a shame.

[RandG]

That T7 looks great but more setup for Rallies than normal use with all the sat nav tower etc. Cant see Yamaha producing exactly the same bike as the video which would be a shame.

But Yamaha will know that 90% of buyer will never use it off road so know they will compromise on style and function.

If it comes out and can tour, and it's priced in a way it's not GS or SA money, then it'll sell loads, probably myself included.