Ecklund Motorsports of Appleton for sale in Appleton, WI
2024 Yamaha MT-07, RAVEN IS BACK IN STOCK.
2024 Yamaha MT-07 DARK ATTRACTION Featuring a distinctive next generation look and features, as well as an advanced twin-cylinder engine.
Experience the best balance of performance and value the Dark Side has to offer.
Features may include:
TOP FEATURES Advanced Twin-Cylinder Engine The MT-07 features the compact 689cc liquid-cooled, inline twin cylinder, DOHC CP2 engine with fuel injection.
The fun and characterful CP2 engine provides both outstanding low- to mid-range torque and strong high-rpm pulling power.
Fuel injection settings are optimized for seamless, linear throttle response characteristics, even when the throttle is slightly open at low rpm.
Full-Color Five-Inch TFT Display A five-inch full-color TFT display provides a choice of two different screen modes.
The Street mode is a more modern layout with a bar-type tachometer, digital speedo and gear selection readouts.
The Touring mode features a more conventional circular analog-style tachometer on the right of the screen and digital speedometer on the left.
ENGINE Crossplane Crankshaft Concept The two-cylinder engine features Yamaha's Crossplane Crankshaft Concept 270-degree crank that provides linear torque development in response to the rider's throttle input.
Offering excellent rider-machine communication, the CP2 engine is also light, slim and compact.
CHASSIS/SUSPENSION Assertive Riding Position The MT-07 features a wide, tapered handlebar for an improved feeling of control and comfort for a range of rider sizes.
Compact Frame Design The MT-07's high-strength steel frame provides an optimized balance of rigidity for nimble, agile handling.
Using the engine as a stressed member of the chassis allows for a lighter, more compact main frame design, contributing to the bike's low wet weight of only 406 pounds.
ADDITIONAL FEATURES LED Projector Lighting Full LED lighting for the position lights, headlight and both front and rear turn signals exhibit clear and powerful illumination with a modern design.
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2024 Yamaha MT-07 DARK ATTRACTION Featuring a distinctive next generation look and features, as well as an advanced twin-cylinder engine.
Experience the best balance of performance and value the Dark Side has to offer.
Features may include:
TOP FEATURES Advanced Twin-Cylinder Engine The MT-07 features the compact 689cc liquid-cooled, inline twin cylinder, DOHC CP2 engine with fuel injection.
The fun and characterful CP2 engine provides both outstanding low- to mid-range torque and strong high-rpm pulling power.
Fuel injection settings are optimized for seamless, linear throttle response characteristics, even when the throttle is slightly open at low rpm.
Full-Color Five-Inch TFT Display A five-inch full-color TFT display provides a choice of two different screen modes.
The Street mode is a more modern layout with a bar-type tachometer, digital speedo and gear selection readouts.
The Touring mode features a more conventional circular analog-style tachometer on the right of the screen and digital speedometer on the left.
ENGINE Crossplane Crankshaft Concept The two-cylinder engine features Yamaha's Crossplane Crankshaft Concept 270-degree crank that provides linear torque development in response to the rider's throttle input.
Offering excellent rider-machine communication, the CP2 engine is also light, slim and compact.
CHASSIS/SUSPENSION Assertive Riding Position The MT-07 features a wide, tapered handlebar for an improved feeling of control and comfort for a range of rider sizes.
Compact Frame Design The MT-07's high-strength steel frame provides an optimized balance of rigidity for nimble, agile handling.
Using the engine as a stressed member of the chassis allows for a lighter, more compact main frame design, contributing to the bike's low wet weight of only 406 pounds.
ADDITIONAL FEATURES LED Projector Lighting Full LED lighting for the position lights, headlight and both front and rear turn signals exhibit clear and powerful illumination with a modern design.
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