Yamaha
MT-07
Yamaha's 689cc CP2 parallel-twin punches well above its displacement with 73 hp and a tractable powerband that rewards progression — at 397 lbs it undercuts every mid-displacement naked rival in weight. Used at $5,500–$7,500, the MT-07 is the natural comparison for any buyer considering the Z650 or Street Twin.
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Known strengths
- CP2 engine delivers strong low-to-mid torque that is engaging for new and experienced riders
- Lightweight chassis (397 lb wet) makes it one of the most agile mid-displacement naked bikes
- Strong aftermarket support with extensive accessory and customization options
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Common issues
- Stock suspension is basic with limited adjustability for aggressive riding
- Seat becomes uncomfortable on rides longer than two hours
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- Valve clearance inspection recommended every 26,000 miles
- Oil change interval every 4,000 miles
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- 2025Yamaha's 689cc CP2 parallel-twin punches well above its displacement with 73 hp and a tractable powerband that rewards progression — at 397 lbs it undercuts every mid-displacement naked rival in weight. Used at $5,500–$7,500, the MT-07 is the natural comparison for any buyer considering the Z650 or Street Twin.Watch
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Last checked May 24, 2026 through MANUAL.
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2025 MT-07
naked motorcycle with 689cc parallel twin.
