Yamaha MT-15 In White Colour And Orange Wheels Spotted At Dealership

Yamaha propelled the MT-15 in India in March 2019. For those of you who are as yet not mindful the bike is a bare streetfighter dependent on the YZF-R15 V3.0 that is as of now accessible in India. The MT-15 was propelled in India with just two shading choices including Black and Blue. Shockingly another white shading alternative with differentiating orange wheels was spotted at a nearby Yamaha business as of late. Tragically, this is certainly not another official shading alternative and rather is a vendor level mod occupation which is estimated precisely Rs 20,000 more than the standard variation.

 The bike gets an orange completion on the fuel tank and the casing. There was another model which was additionally spotted at a similar vendor wearing white body paint and dark combination wheels. The second bike was spotted with a TC number plate and seems to be a spic and span conveyance bicycle. The white MT-15 did not get any orange accents on its body which demonstrates this could maybe be another shading choice which will likewise be incorporated into the lineup soon. So, the MT-15 takes its styling motivation from the greater and all the more dominant MT-09 and is really evaluated somewhat higher contrasted with its opponents. 

Shockingly, the cruiser additionally passes up certain highlights which are available in the worldwide spec bike. Trust it or not, the worldwide spec cruiser includes a USD suspension setup at the front (which guarantees to offer better ride and taking care of), sticky Pirelli tires and double tone shading choices. The Indian-spec cruiser additionally includes a solitary channel ABS while the global spec gets a double channel unit. The cruiser is fueled by the equivalent 155.1 cc, single barrel, SOHC, fluid cooled motor with Variable Valve Actuation. The unit creates around 19 bhp of pinnacle control at 10,000 rpm and 14.7 Nm of pinnacle torque at 8,500 rpm. The unit is combined with a 6-speed gearbox. The cruiser can achieve a top speed of 130 kmph mark. The Mt-15 equals legitimately against the KTM Duke 125 in India.