Another "hidden" feature is that behind the front headlight housing there are three connectors. 2x connectors for Heated Grips, which when setup properly will integrate with the dashboard controls. You can use any aftermarket heated grips and they do not have to be Yamaha brand. You just need the 2 prong Yamaha MT-09 turn signal connectors to splice into your heated grips, or you can splice directly into the wires in the headlight unit. 1x connector for running Auxiliary lights or a USB hub
@@AzzBarnes nice! Part of me wishes I would've bought the Oxford "Heaterz Sports" instead of the Oxford "Pro Sports". I do like the ones I got, but they're not integrated with the dash controls. They're pretty nice though, it's just a button built into the left grip for the three heat levels. If I would've got the "Heaterz", I could've wired into the dash. I may get them later on but for now the Pro Sports work well. Don't have to worry about messing with dash controls for now I suppose
@@thasherm ah I didn't realise that, I just wanted heated hand grips that would integrate with my '21 SP & so got those but the dash control on the Gen 3 isn't great so I wouldn't really have worried if I couldn't get integrated. The charging Quad lock mount on my handlebars was essential and I couldn't be without it
The handle adjust by taking it off and turning the risers 180 degrees. The handle bar risers are offset. This will push them 10mm more forward and higher as well. The emergency lights flash for me when I brake super hard, but I’m usually going much faster coming into corners than what you were doing in the parking lot, so maybe they only activate over say 30kph or something.
@@INFAMAS On the MT09 3rd gen the risers were 2 pieces so underneath the clamp you can remove the riser / spacer which puts you lower around 2cm that's how you get lower. I can send you a link to a youtube video if you want :)
I just loosened the bars and rotated them to the position that felt better and higher. I come from riding dirt bikes and supermotos my whole life so love that feeling. ❤ And yes you just loosen and rotate the levers and whatever els too. Real easy did it on all the supermotos I’ve built I would bet money that’s all the dealer will do unless they give you new bars or riser adapters.
The bar risers rotate so the bars move forward or backward. You have to adjust the shift lever when you move the rearsets because your foot will sit at a different angle. I'm 6'3" and the bars in the forward position made the bike not feel like riding a penny farthing. I thoroughly recommend it.
@@610Bricks I feel your pain I was waiting for a little over 5 weeks before I could get my hands on it.pre ordered as soon as it was available and i did the exact same spent a fortune on bits and bobs 😂Hold tight it will soon be here absolutely worth the wait. Ride safe man and enjoy your ride
@@Itsyunlo I have had several updates from my dealer with pushbacks on delivery each time. Hope you get yours next week. I am just hoping mine gets here before the cold weather sets in! Hoping you get yours next week. Enjoy it and ride safe!
@@scottmiller3327 I appreciate it. I have done the same thing all new gear and some odds and ends for the bike. I can’t wait. Enjoy the new machine I know it has to be a blast!! Ride safe
Hi there. Sorry unrelated question but I noticed you’ve installed the Yamaha side tank pads. I recently met another MT-09SP (2023 model) owner who had some ‘slippage’ of the pads and a black gluey mess on the side of the tank. Have you experienced this? They look great and I want to buy some but not if they don’t adhere/stick to the tank properly. Thanks for the video and any advice.
I have seen that too. I have had them on for 1400km with no slippage yet. The dealership put them on for me, so if that happens I'll take it to them to deal with hahah
@@INFAMAS Thanks for quick reply. Good the pads have not moved. I just purchased a 2024 MT-09SP and keen for videos focusing specifically on suspension. I ride ‘B’ roads around Hobart and find the bike a bit too firm. I would love to know if you have experienced this and how you have tuned your suspension. Take care.
I just chose to accept that double sided tape will always have some variability. I personally treat mine as consumable. In summer it heats up enough that it has no chance of staying in place so I replace it.
Nice bike, the non sp mt09 will be my next bike doing a test ride next week, very excited, but one question im 6 feet 3 aswell. Does the bike still look good when us tall people are sitting on it? My first bike was a mt07 and it looked tiny haha.
An invaluable string of videos Infamas. Keep them up. The following clip explains how to change the handlebar position on the 2021 model, so I’m guessing the process will be similar on the ‘24 model. Obviously the 2021 had a much taller ‘stem’ though. th-cam.com/video/Vnwk4VYMRB4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=0TAMEF3IvHWmbyp2
Another "hidden" feature is that behind the front headlight housing there are three connectors. 2x connectors for Heated Grips, which when setup properly will integrate with the dashboard controls. You can use any aftermarket heated grips and they do not have to be Yamaha brand. You just need the 2 prong Yamaha MT-09 turn signal connectors to splice into your heated grips, or you can splice directly into the wires in the headlight unit. 1x connector for running Auxiliary lights or a USB hub
I have these on my '21 SP, have Oxford heated grips which is integrated with the dash and a USB outlet which runs my QuadLock charger on my handlebars
@@AzzBarnes nice! Part of me wishes I would've bought the Oxford "Heaterz Sports" instead of the Oxford "Pro Sports". I do like the ones I got, but they're not integrated with the dash controls. They're pretty nice though, it's just a button built into the left grip for the three heat levels. If I would've got the "Heaterz", I could've wired into the dash. I may get them later on but for now the Pro Sports work well. Don't have to worry about messing with dash controls for now I suppose
@@thasherm ah I didn't realise that, I just wanted heated hand grips that would integrate with my '21 SP & so got those but the dash control on the Gen 3 isn't great so I wouldn't really have worried if I couldn't get integrated.
The charging Quad lock mount on my handlebars was essential and I couldn't be without it
Just got mine last Friday. Love her so much.
The handle adjust by taking it off and turning the risers 180 degrees.
The handle bar risers are offset. This will push them 10mm more forward and higher as well.
The emergency lights flash for me when I brake super hard, but I’m usually going much faster coming into corners than what you were doing in the parking lot, so maybe they only activate over say 30kph or something.
Ahh okay! Thanks for the info!
Yeah I thought you might have to be going a bit faster, I think you might be right!
@@INFAMAS On the MT09 3rd gen the risers were 2 pieces so underneath the clamp you can remove the riser / spacer which puts you lower around 2cm that's how you get lower. I can send you a link to a youtube video if you want :)
higher rearsets 🥵 that makes a massive difference when you hit the twisties.
Yeah I'm keen to put them to the test!!
Member gang 😈
@INFAMAS can't wait to see man. I will live my mt09 life through you till I buy myself one 🤣
@INFAMAS where did you get your tank pads, any link ? Thanks
I just loosened the bars and rotated them to the position that felt better and higher. I come from riding dirt bikes and supermotos my whole life so love that feeling. ❤
And yes you just loosen and rotate the levers and whatever els too. Real easy did it on all the supermotos I’ve built
I would bet money that’s all the dealer will do unless they give you new bars or riser adapters.
The bar risers rotate so the bars move forward or backward.
You have to adjust the shift lever when you move the rearsets because your foot will sit at a different angle.
I'm 6'3" and the bars in the forward position made the bike not feel like riding a penny farthing. I thoroughly recommend it.
The bars also get higher, no?
The shifter felt the same to me tbh, I didn't notice a difference
@@INFAMASonly slightly, due to the angle of the top triple clamp.
Love the vids and the bike keep it up!🔥
Loving mine! Just adjusted the rear sets
Does anybody know if it is possible to get the software from SP to regular MT 09? The track mode got me interested..
Gorgeous bike mate, i got the xsr 700 (mt07) and am enjoying it so much
I can’t wait until mine comes in this wait is killing me
You will not be disappointed my friend. I've had mine a little over a week Now and what an absolute piece of equipment it is
Mann.. im aching here lol. Mine is supposed to come next week and i just been ordering all this shit for it
@@610Bricks I feel your pain I was waiting for a little over 5 weeks before I could get my hands on it.pre ordered as soon as it was available and i did the exact same spent a fortune on bits and bobs 😂Hold tight it will soon be here absolutely worth the wait. Ride safe man and enjoy your ride
@@Itsyunlo I have had several updates from my dealer with pushbacks on delivery each time. Hope you get yours next week. I am just hoping mine gets here before the cold weather sets in! Hoping you get yours next week. Enjoy it and ride safe!
@@scottmiller3327 I appreciate it. I have done the same thing all new gear and some odds and ends for the bike. I can’t wait. Enjoy the new machine I know it has to be a blast!! Ride safe
Did you know, that you have an USB port under your driverseat.
Thanks for the tips mate ! By the way love the tank grips, what brand are they ?
Yamaha ☺️
@@INFAMAS Cool, had the snakeskins before but they seem to be to large, they go over the nice blue line.
Hi there. Sorry unrelated question but I noticed you’ve installed the Yamaha side tank pads. I recently met another MT-09SP (2023 model) owner who had some ‘slippage’ of the pads and a black gluey mess on the side of the tank. Have you experienced this? They look great and I want to buy some but not if they don’t adhere/stick to the tank properly. Thanks for the video and any advice.
I have seen that too.
I have had them on for 1400km with no slippage yet. The dealership put them on for me, so if that happens I'll take it to them to deal with hahah
@@INFAMAS Thanks for quick reply. Good the pads have not moved.
I just purchased a 2024 MT-09SP and keen for videos focusing specifically on suspension. I ride ‘B’ roads around Hobart and find the bike a bit too firm. I would love to know if you have experienced this and how you have tuned your suspension. Take care.
I just chose to accept that double sided tape will always have some variability. I personally treat mine as consumable. In summer it heats up enough that it has no chance of staying in place so I replace it.
The non so version will also give the lean angle and acceleration type info but only in the my ride app
Ohhh I didn't know that. Thanks for the info!
Nice bike mate 👍 👌.
U cannot really lower the handlers cause when u swerve fully u wouldnt have a space because of big tank
I paused the video to go adjust my rear sets hahah thanks
You're welcome 😉
What mirrors are you using? 🙏
looking like original yamaha. You can by them direct from yahama in round or in the form from the video
what mirrors do you have??
looking like original yamaha. You can by them direct from yahama in round or in the form from the video
I use the my ride app and that tells you lean angles, distance, speed etc
Nice bike, the non sp mt09 will be my next bike doing a test ride next week, very excited, but one question im 6 feet 3 aswell. Does the bike still look good when us tall people are sitting on it? My first bike was a mt07 and it looked tiny haha.
I think it still looks good. Have a look on my Instagram for some photos :)
Link to the pads? Looks like Yamaha refusing to sell 2024 MT09 accessories in the USA lol.
Pads are original yamaha. Ordered them few ours ago.
You got the same infos with the normal edition, if you use the yamaha app.
An invaluable string of videos Infamas. Keep them up.
The following clip explains how to change the handlebar position on the 2021 model, so I’m guessing the process will be similar on the ‘24 model.
Obviously the 2021 had a much taller ‘stem’ though.
th-cam.com/video/Vnwk4VYMRB4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=0TAMEF3IvHWmbyp2
Thanks mate!