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2022 Yamaha MT-09


Much different than my last ride, a 2013 Kawasaki KLR650
 
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The hooligan bike Big Grin




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Nice bike!

Unfortunately for me mine is sitting in the garage as it is just too freaking hot out to ride and I am also still recovering from back surgery.
 
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It is 109 deg in the shade on my back porch right now.
 
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Looks like miles and miles of fun

Have you ever owned a matte bike or car before?



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No matte before
 
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You're going to LOVE that motor!

This is my 7th season on my FJ09 and I still giggle like a little girl every time I whack that throttle open.




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No matte before
Taking care of matte is different than regular paint. A few of the differences:
  • Need to use a shampoo/soap without any waxes or glossing agents. Meguiar's Gold Class is readily available and reasonably priced.
  • Need to use a matte specific detailer, sealant or coating if you want to apply protection. Poorboy's Matte Detailer & Protectant and Chemical Guys Meticulous Matte Detailer are two reasonably priced options.
  • Can't clay bar it if you get bonded contaminents. Need to remove bonded contaminents chemically not mechanically.
  • Can't polish out a scratch

    Good video on processes, but uses expensive products (e.g. Dr Beasley's):



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    Posts: 23261 | Location: Northern Suburbs of Houston | Registered: November 14, 2005Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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    I've got my eye on an older 650cc bike.
    Miss the 10k rpm of the Vulcan S 650cc mill.




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    Congratulations. Looks sharp.
     
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    Congrats. You made a great choice.
    You'll have a hard time keeping your inner hooligan in check with this one. Big Grin


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    Congrats sir. Great timing! After 10 years and a bunch of near miss purchases, I finally bought another bike last weekend and picked it up earlier this week too.

    The FZ/MT09 is simply an awesome bike, one I looked at really hard, but in the end, I went up the chain a bit. Smile

    Time for a 'Tail Tidy' for that beastie. Let the modding begin. Wink


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    Nice ride!



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    Very nice! That thing looks FUN!


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    Does look like it would be a lot of fun, but would probably get me in a lot of trouble. Congratulations on your new ride.


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    Congratulations... you done well. Those yamaha MT 09 are impressive machines.
     
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    Very nice. I rode a Tracer GT last year and really liked that big triple.
     
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