Yamaha UK announces new MT

Andreas Denner 28. September 2019 Last Updated: 28. September 2019 0 Min Read

On Twitter, Yamaha UK posted a picture featuring an upcoming MT. The silhouette suggests a smaller motorcycle. Yamaha UK announces new MT “Loading a new Level of Darkness” is a clear indication of the MT series. The new naked bike for 2020 will be presented at Motorcycle Live on October 16 at 2 pm

On Twitter, Yamaha UK posted a picture featuring an upcoming MT. The silhouette suggests a smaller motorcycle.

Yamaha UK announces new MT

“Loading a new Level of Darkness” is a clear indication of the MT series.

The new naked bike for 2020 will be presented at Motorcycle Live on October 16 at 2 pm

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Yamaha UK announces new MT

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