Motorcycle specifications Yamaha700 MT-07 Moto Cage 2015 After the street goes dark...

In the MT family, we like to show our fangs, but above all the dark, acidic side of Japan's twilight recesses. The MT-07 gets its growl on with this Moto Cage variation. An achievement that Kaneda and Akira's cousins would gladly ride to make pipes squeak in Tokyo's suburbs.

accessory dealers, tuning workshops and M6 decorators, you can close the aisle to adorn your MT-07. In this Moto Cage opus, the Yam doesn't need anything except a Dark-Sideur ready to break the bars. Perhaps only Mr Akrapovic has yet to be invited (much) to the party.
The MT-07 is Yamaha's box-office hit; the entry-level roadster that hits the bull's-eye; the machine that shakes off the hegemony of the Kawa ER-6. Here, the style is hard-hitting, bordering on corrosive. When it becomes Moto Cage, it's as if the MT has been oxidized by tuna junkie hemoglobin. The graphics are hard-hitting, with that striking red here and there. It orbits the rear wheel, scatters across the bodywork and then drowns in the front rim.
With the MT-07, the Japanese roadster becomes drier, more playful, with bits of cross-plane in its twin of 75 hp and almost 7 mkg of torque. The Yam block features 270° timing and unequal ignition intervals. The aim is to optimize torque distribution, a philosophy adopted by the M1, R1 and MT-09. Any technical changes for the troublemaker? No need. On the Cage, it's all about style, period. With a host of eye-catching parts: trimmed radiator scoops, an adjustable headlamp cover, street-style handguards, a set of tubular side guards, a funky engine cowling, a few adhesive protectors and a redesigned passenger seat.

the Yamaha MT-07 Moto Cage breathes stunt, wedged between a hangar overheated by crowds and an avenue suffocating with cloistered pride. The unhealthy one is watching, so the Cage comes to put burns in its nostrils. With its sparkling engine and tempting price tag, the MT-07 has undergone substantial inflation - almost reasonable in its Moto Cage version, given its marked stunt bias.

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