what exhaust do you have on it im getting my motorcycle license soon and i wanna get an mt10 aswell cus it looks awesome but yours sounds perfect i need to know the exhaust setup
I don't know what your experience level is, perhaps not on the street, but I don't recommend nor encourage to begin on such a massive bike. I rode dirt bikes/atv's throughout my teen years beginning at 12, 41 now, my first street bike was a GSXR 600, several mods and 6 months later, I outgrew the bike, and even at 23 years old, it was killing my lower back after 30 minutes. I bought Tron 45 days ago, and an MT 10 is quite an intense bike, a magnificent specimen, but an amateur can easily kill themselves. Make this decision wisely, I recommend a bike you can grow into, attend courses to develop your skills as well. I have taken the advanced course, and I will take Tron to the track and perhaps a superbike course too shortly. You don't have to justify yourself to me or others, just take great caution, the MT line are great bikes. I have known a few guys who bought a GSXR 1000 and an R1, dead in a few weeks. An MT 10 will do anything you want and will reward experienced riders
@@zombicidalmatt well the issue i have is that im 6'3 (25 years old) so almost every bike is too small for me the mt10 is among the few that are tall enough for me to be comfy even tall adventure bikes i flatfoot both sides and im looking at naked bikes like the mt10 or a ktm duke a suzuki gsx8s those are a nice height and the position doesnt kill my back
@@thedandy6765 I am 5'9", 200 lbs and about 12% bodyfat. Weight is important, as is height, and I understand where your head is at. The GSXR and other friends sport bikes I have ridden just hurt my lower back, and after 30-45 minutes I am tapping out, despite how fun they really are. I prefer and adore even the look of hypernaked bikes. There are less of them on the street I think. Consider some courses to develop your skills, and you will grow into her well, happy riding pal. There are handlebar accessories to increase the height, something to consider as you ride a bit, to your comfort. The MT10 CP4 engine, mmmm, damn she sounds good too
I've got a tuned mt10, and you may want to ride one before you buy one, or keep the power level low and safety stuff on for quite some time before you get courageous my friend. It can be unforgiving over 5k rpms
