Yamaha MT-03

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The Yamaha MT-03 name has covered two quite different bikes. The first, sold from 2006, was a quirky naked bike powered by a 660cc single shared with the XT660.

The current MT-03 arrived in 2016 as the naked version of the YZF-R3 sportbike, using its 321cc parallel twin. It is light, easy to ride and A2-licence friendly, making it a popular first bike in Europe and Asia. A 2020 update added the family's aggressive MT styling and an inverted fork. Rivals include the KTM 390 Duke, Kawasaki Z400 and Honda CB300R.

Year	Engine	Power	Weight	Seat	Fields
2026	321 cc	42 hp	169 kg	780 mm	51
2025	321 cc	42 hp	169 kg	780 mm	51
2024	321 cc	42 hp	168 kg	780 mm	53
2023	321 cc	42 hp	168 kg	780 mm	53
2022	321 cc	42 hp	168 kg	780 mm	53
2021	321 cc	42 hp	168 kg	780 mm	53
2020	321 cc	42 hp	168 kg	780 mm	52
2019	321 cc	41.4 hp	168 kg	780 mm	50
2018	321 cc	42 hp	168 kg	780 mm	51
2017	321 cc	42 hp	168 kg	780 mm	50
2016	321 cc	42 hp	168 kg	780 mm	50
2015	321 cc	42 hp	168 kg	780 mm	48
2014	660 cc	47.3 hp	175 kg	805 mm	49
2013	660 cc	47.3 hp	175 kg	805 mm	49
2012	660 cc	47.3 hp	175 kg	805 mm	48
2011	660 cc	47.3 hp	175 kg	805 mm	48
2010	660 cc	47.3 hp	175 kg	805 mm	49
2009	660 cc	47.3 hp	175 kg	805 mm	48
2008	660 cc	47.3 hp	175 kg	805 mm	46
2007	660 cc	44.8 hp	175 kg	805 mm	46
2006	660 cc	48 hp	175 kg	805 mm	46
2005	660 cc	44.8 hp	175 kg	805 mm	45
2004	660 cc	41.4 hp	175 kg	805 mm	45