Upgraded from a 2016 in this colour (Icon Blue) to a 2023 SP. For anyone concidering this bike, go for the SP! The Öhlins suspension is just amazing. The SP bullies bumpy backroad twisties like nothing i`ve ever ridden
Could you tell much difference from the old model to the new? Looking at second hand market you can find some really cheap deals on the older model so curious if there’s a big difference or not?
@@britboybike_adventures3813 Biggest difference is how much less snatchy the new one is. On the old one the B mode (3 mode from `18) is damn near useless, it`s just too jerky and snatchy. On the new one riding in most powerful mode is a doddle. And now you can set up the bike within the rider modes. On the old one there`s just Std,A and B. On the new you can have rider mode B with power on 1, liftmode 2 and engine braking on 1 or 2. for example. And it`s not as thirsty as the old one, not even close. I would definatly go for the new one if you can swing it. And if not, go for the old one because the MT-10 is a very special bike new or old. Edit. I didn`t notice that you are the video creator lol. Obviously you know the new one. The old one is that only abit more "rough" with fewer riding modes
@@EVILSPAWN1003 No don't worry about the creator item, that was really helpful thank you. I'm still learning and there's lots. So is A mode the most powerful one on the new one? Someone commented below saying D mode is but I thought A was the fastest/most responsive. I agree with you, it's special and it made me want to buy one immediately haha but I was curious on what the value is for the new one compared to the old! I like the dark grey version on the new model but without the blue wheels (I'd just put the white wheel stickers)
@@britboybike_adventures3813 Depends on your budget i guess. The MT-10 is hands down the best bang for the buck old or new but if you can afford a new one it is a better bike. Once the MT-10 bug gets you it`s not a question of if, it`s a question of when. I guess it`s worth mentioning that i testrode a BMW M1000R and still went for a new MT-10....
@britboybike_adventures3813 I had a new gen '22 mt09 and I found a '19 mt10 with 1k mi for $9800 a couple of summers ago. The mt09 was fun with the newest electronics/6 axis imu, but I decided to keep the big mt10 at CONSIDERABLY worse fuel mileage and 50lbs heavier. I took a huge loss on the mt09 as supply finally caught up with the pandemic effects. As good as the Yamaha cp3 is, the cp4 is even better, especially after pulling that boat anchor of an exhaust/emissions systems off and and getting it running like it should. I know we are both moving into the winter months but happy and safe riding to you.
I love your enthusiasm! I am picking up this bike to add to my stable. Period. I I love your enthusiasm! I am picking up this bike to add to my stable. Period. I road one on a Yama demo day however, just through city streets and felt immediately comfortable on this motorcycle. I gather it as much fun as you speak about.
Picked mine up recently for £12.5k new with Yamaha throwing in £1k of accessories. There are deals out there for 2022 models which is the same as 2023. Such a bargain. Some might call it ugly but I consider it a blank canvas so you can make it your own. Loving it so far. Going down the exhaust route can prove expensive though. The sound better be important to you as it doesn't really need any more power.
Niceeee, what colour did you go for? The dark grey is my favourite. Not bad considering it’s only a year old, I agree with you, looks wise I really like it - I think everything just flows from a design perspective. It’s not super important but I want to amplify that sound hahah!
@@britboybike_adventures3813 Icon Blue. I could of gone with Tech Black and dressed it up with other colours but that wasn't an offer colour. They 'had' Cyan Storm but it wasn't for me personally. I get the sound thing, I really do but once you start looking at it things start costing. To get a decent sound the cat has to go. You could keep the standard can as it sound pretty good, it's the cat muffling the glorious sound. Once you ditch the cat and get a link pipe you'll need a tune and that's where your wallet will start to feel the strain. The extra sound better be worth it.
@stevecade857 No mate, I tried my luck. They said that was only on a full price bike. I'm getting a pre reg with 0 miles and saving 2k. I did try though. Debating if I should get any extras, don't think the end can will be worth the price. I have a BW end can from the Ninja I will PX. Contemplating getting rad and oil covers added in and maybe a screen.
I had a Ducati 848! Needed more speed. Bumped up to a Ducati 1198s! Perfect! Pulled like nobody's business. Problem was it was in TOO Good of condition (showroom) to ride on a regular basis Traded it in for a 2020 low mileage MT 10 with oodles of add on's. NOT quite as fast as the 1198s but far more comfortable. Also lacking low end torque of that 1198 jewel! Thanks for video!
Really helpful thank you. Do you ever look back and think I made the wrong decision? Sounds like you're pretty happy. Reason I ask is I find myself at the same crossroad, keep my beautiful yet incredibly uncomfortable italian masterpiece or trade that for comfort (while still upgrading power) and usability? You can pick up some really good deals on pre22 MT10s
Great review and bike! I have the previous generation (which I think looks more awesome), but this new one - the SP in particular, is very tempting. I can't think of any other street/naked bike I'd want over the MT. To me it seems like you are haveing the bike in the least agressive Power mode (based on the throttle input needing to get it kicking). You should have tried PWR1 also... 😃 (unless I'm mistaken - but everyone that tries this bike should at least have a little visit into that mode...)
Thank you, I appreciate it! Out of all the bikes I've tried, I think it's the one that's impressed me the most, it just seems so much fun for the price. If I buy it, I'll be sure to put it on the top mode then 😉
@@britboybike_adventures3813 There are three power modes - A, B and 'Std' mode. B is the raciest setting and sharpens up the throttle response. A is the middle setting, but most of the time for most people the 'Std' setting works perfectly. Yep sorry !
@kensimdall705 Nope, that's wrong. There are 4 power modes. Mode A being the full monty and mode D being rain mode which also cuts power to 100bhp. Source - The 2022 tech black MT10 out in my shed that I've owned since last November.
Man! Those closed-in hedge-row lanes with NO "shoulder" or visibility to the side... I'd have a claustrophobic attack. Oh for the wide open spaces of the US! (-:
Haha funny you say that, whenever I go through one of those corners the thought that goes through my head is: “what if a tractor is behind that bend!”. All I can do is slow down and take it wider coming in but that’s about it 😂. Oh yes, US roads are good to test out top speed 😉
"Upstate" NY is one of the best riding regions I've ever found for its wide-variety of tasty roads. Not one hedgerow! BUT- clearly you guys are lacking one important factor: DEER. We are vastly over-populated, they're treacherous, and I've hit a couple now. Almost hit a black bear last year. @@britboybike_adventures3813
I don't know tbh, I'm 6ft and I felt comfortable on it without feeling like a giant. I don't think I looked weird on it either. I think you'd be fine but definitely worth test riding it just in case
@@britboybike_adventures3813 funny, that was my favorite on the original. I had a ice/fluo, which I changed to black with the red orange wheels. My daughter loved it. Covid bike. 👍
Hahah I've got a Ducati 848 so Italian brands are close to my heart as well. I've heard really good things about it, Neevzy is always raving about that bike. Might need to try it out then ;) heard it's just a little more twitchy than the Mt-10 and not as friendly
@britboybike_adventures3813 mine is a older model 2014, but I just love it, only problem, I fine the suspension really hard,even after trying to adjust it.
@@bbb11293 What about its value, has it held up okay? I definitely need to test ride it, I assume dealer network is probably a bit trickier too but it's to be expected when you ride these Italian beauties!
@britboybike_adventures3813 your spot-on, unfortunately dealer network and spare parts can be troublesome, but I love the look and soundtrack so that doesn't put me of.
What a douche comment. I (and probably many others) enjoy ad lib VLOGs as they are more natural and unforced. I think he did well delivering the information by memory myself, but hey, you're the expert so let's see your productions eh.
Upgraded from a 2016 in this colour (Icon Blue) to a 2023 SP. For anyone concidering this bike, go for the SP! The Öhlins suspension is just amazing. The SP bullies bumpy backroad twisties like nothing i`ve ever ridden
Could you tell much difference from the old model to the new? Looking at second hand market you can find some really cheap deals on the older model so curious if there’s a big difference or not?
@@britboybike_adventures3813 Biggest difference is how much less snatchy the new one is. On the old one the B mode (3 mode from `18) is damn near useless, it`s just too jerky and snatchy. On the new one riding in most powerful mode is a doddle. And now you can set up the bike within the rider modes. On the old one there`s just Std,A and B. On the new you can have rider mode B with power on 1, liftmode 2 and engine braking on 1 or 2. for example. And it`s not as thirsty as the old one, not even close. I would definatly go for the new one if you can swing it. And if not, go for the old one because the MT-10 is a very special bike new or old. Edit. I didn`t notice that you are the video creator lol. Obviously you know the new one. The old one is that only abit more "rough" with fewer riding modes
@@EVILSPAWN1003 No don't worry about the creator item, that was really helpful thank you. I'm still learning and there's lots. So is A mode the most powerful one on the new one? Someone commented below saying D mode is but I thought A was the fastest/most responsive. I agree with you, it's special and it made me want to buy one immediately haha but I was curious on what the value is for the new one compared to the old! I like the dark grey version on the new model but without the blue wheels (I'd just put the white wheel stickers)
@@britboybike_adventures3813 Depends on your budget i guess. The MT-10 is hands down the best bang for the buck old or new but if you can afford a new one it is a better bike. Once the MT-10 bug gets you it`s not a question of if, it`s a question of when. I guess it`s worth mentioning that i testrode a BMW M1000R and still went for a new MT-10....
@@EVILSPAWN1003 budget is always there for us mere mortals, if it wasn’t an issue we’d all have a Ducati V4R in the garage haha!!
And to think that a simple ecu tune or "flash" turns this into a TOTALLY new and even better machine is incredible!
So I’ve heard! You a proud owner, which one have you got (I’m guessing pre-2022?)
@britboybike_adventures3813
I had a new gen '22 mt09 and I found a '19 mt10 with 1k mi for $9800 a couple of summers ago. The mt09 was fun with the newest electronics/6 axis imu, but I decided to keep the big mt10 at CONSIDERABLY worse fuel mileage and 50lbs heavier. I took a huge loss on the mt09 as supply finally caught up with the pandemic effects. As good as the Yamaha cp3 is, the cp4 is even better, especially after pulling that boat anchor of an exhaust/emissions systems off and and getting it running like it should. I know we are both moving into the winter months but happy and safe riding to you.
@@dg8062 sounds like you made the right decision anyway! I may have to join the MT10 club very soon ;). Thank you, ride safe to you as well.
I love your enthusiasm! I am picking up this bike to add to my stable. Period. I I love your enthusiasm! I am picking up this bike to add to my stable. Period. I road one on a Yama demo day however, just through city streets and felt immediately comfortable on this motorcycle. I gather it as much fun as you speak about.
Thank you, glad you liked it, I think for a city bike it doesn’t get any better than this so great choice!
Picked mine up recently for £12.5k new with Yamaha throwing in £1k of accessories. There are deals out there for 2022 models which is the same as 2023. Such a bargain. Some might call it ugly but I consider it a blank canvas so you can make it your own. Loving it so far. Going down the exhaust route can prove expensive though. The sound better be important to you as it doesn't really need any more power.
Niceeee, what colour did you go for? The dark grey is my favourite. Not bad considering it’s only a year old, I agree with you, looks wise I really like it - I think everything just flows from a design perspective. It’s not super important but I want to amplify that sound hahah!
@@britboybike_adventures3813 Icon Blue. I could of gone with Tech Black and dressed it up with other colours but that wasn't an offer colour. They 'had' Cyan Storm but it wasn't for me personally. I get the sound thing, I really do but once you start looking at it things start costing. To get a decent sound the cat has to go. You could keep the standard can as it sound pretty good, it's the cat muffling the glorious sound. Once you ditch the cat and get a link pipe you'll need a tune and that's where your wallet will start to feel the strain. The extra sound better be worth it.
Doing the finance tomorrow on a 23 model. £11,995.
@@matthewjackson3034 Do you still get the £1k+ of Yamaha accessories at that price?
@stevecade857 No mate, I tried my luck. They said that was only on a full price bike. I'm getting a pre reg with 0 miles and saving 2k. I did try though. Debating if I should get any extras, don't think the end can will be worth the price. I have a BW end can from the Ninja I will PX. Contemplating getting rad and oil covers added in and maybe a screen.
I had a Ducati 848! Needed more speed. Bumped up to a Ducati 1198s! Perfect! Pulled like nobody's business. Problem was it was in TOO Good of condition (showroom) to ride on a regular basis
Traded it in for a 2020 low mileage MT 10 with oodles of add on's. NOT quite as fast as the 1198s but far more comfortable. Also lacking low end torque of that 1198 jewel! Thanks for video!
Really helpful thank you. Do you ever look back and think I made the wrong decision? Sounds like you're pretty happy. Reason I ask is I find myself at the same crossroad, keep my beautiful yet incredibly uncomfortable italian masterpiece or trade that for comfort (while still upgrading power) and usability? You can pick up some really good deals on pre22 MT10s
Great review and bike! I have the previous generation (which I think looks more awesome), but this new one - the SP in particular, is very tempting. I can't think of any other street/naked bike I'd want over the MT. To me it seems like you are haveing the bike in the least agressive Power mode (based on the throttle input needing to get it kicking). You should have tried PWR1 also... 😃 (unless I'm mistaken - but everyone that tries this bike should at least have a little visit into that mode...)
Thank you, I appreciate it! Out of all the bikes I've tried, I think it's the one that's impressed me the most, it just seems so much fun for the price. If I buy it, I'll be sure to put it on the top mode then 😉
I always get splinters riding those crossplank bikes:)
Took me a while to get that but I like it 😂😂
Nice review ..great bike. A Mode is the softer mode on an MT10. B Mode is "Beast" Mode !
Are you sure lol? I was told by the dealerships D is for docile and A for as**ole 🤣. You telling me I was riding in the easier mode the whole time?
@@britboybike_adventures3813 There are three power modes - A, B and 'Std' mode. B is the raciest setting and sharpens up the throttle response. A is the middle setting, but most of the time for most people the 'Std' setting works perfectly.
Yep sorry !
That`s 100% wrong. On the old one it`s Std. A and B. The new one has 4 modes and A is definatly not the soft mode😂
@@EVILSPAWN1003 so A is the quickest? Pfhew if that was slow mode on the MT10 god knows what fast mode would feel like 😂
@kensimdall705 Nope, that's wrong. There are 4 power modes. Mode A being the full monty and mode D being rain mode which also cuts power to 100bhp. Source - The 2022 tech black MT10 out in my shed that I've owned since last November.
first of all, ım owning a tracer 9 as well :D this video meant a lot for me .
🙂Glad you liked it!
But the question is , would you rather ride mt10 or tracer 9 for city or day riding , not long trip ??
@@Shootersshott personally, I'd choose the MT-10 every time. So much fun and perfect for city
Man! Those closed-in hedge-row lanes with NO "shoulder" or visibility to the side... I'd have a claustrophobic attack. Oh for the wide open spaces of the US! (-:
Haha funny you say that, whenever I go through one of those corners the thought that goes through my head is: “what if a tractor is behind that bend!”. All I can do is slow down and take it wider coming in but that’s about it 😂. Oh yes, US roads are good to test out top speed 😉
"Upstate" NY is one of the best riding regions I've ever found for its wide-variety of tasty roads. Not one hedgerow! BUT- clearly you guys are lacking one important factor: DEER. We are vastly over-populated, they're treacherous, and I've hit a couple now. Almost hit a black bear last year. @@britboybike_adventures3813
Great review 👍🏻
Thank you!
What a beauty
Thank you!
Like the way you ride it
Thank you!
Wait til you see the R1 video coming up haha!
Oooo looks great
Thanks!
why your left hand like throttling? is it on the left side?
Haha no I think I've just got a weird habit/tick, throttle definitely on the right side. No idea why I do it🤣
How'd somewone at 6'3" go?
I don't know tbh, I'm 6ft and I felt comfortable on it without feeling like a giant. I don't think I looked weird on it either. I think you'd be fine but definitely worth test riding it just in case
Great color, not offered here in the states….we don’t deserve it. We’re naughty. 👍🤪🇨🇦
Haha; I'm actually a big fan of the 2021 light grey with yellow wheels but I don't think it's available in the new year models
@@britboybike_adventures3813 funny, that was my favorite on the original. I had a ice/fluo, which I changed to black with the red orange wheels. My daughter loved it. Covid bike. 👍
I have the ice flo looks pretty damn nice for us naughty Americans
Get on an Aprilia tuono v4, proper v4 Soundtrack, MCN top supernaked. Aprilia forever ♥️
Hahah I've got a Ducati 848 so Italian brands are close to my heart as well. I've heard really good things about it, Neevzy is always raving about that bike. Might need to try it out then ;) heard it's just a little more twitchy than the Mt-10 and not as friendly
@britboybike_adventures3813 mine is a older model 2014, but I just love it, only problem, I fine the suspension really hard,even after trying to adjust it.
@@bbb11293 What about its value, has it held up okay? I definitely need to test ride it, I assume dealer network is probably a bit trickier too but it's to be expected when you ride these Italian beauties!
@britboybike_adventures3813 your spot-on, unfortunately dealer network and spare parts can be troublesome, but I love the look and soundtrack so that doesn't put me of.
@britboybike_adventures3813 I paid £7500, 4 years ago poss get little over £6000.
research and a script may help
Well we can’t all start as experts in the field now can we, but I’m sure I’ll improve as time goes on
What a douche comment. I (and probably many others) enjoy ad lib VLOGs as they are more natural and unforced. I think he did well delivering the information by memory myself, but hey, you're the expert so let's see your productions eh.