Samurai in the real sense

In the city, the Yamaha MT-15 feels comfortable to ride for someone with a frame and a short inseam. Its seat is neither too high nor too low, while its lightweight cast wheels offer good traction and control when filtering through bumper-to-bumper traffic. It can also take on... Read More

The Yamaha MT-15 offers an impressive mix of sharp handling and satisfying acceleration on the open road. It is quick yet remains stable and very responsive even when hitting sharp turns or tight spots at high speeds. In the city, it is light and nimble to maneuver. And, thanks... Read More

The Yamaha MT-15 is built for urban commuting. With agile handling, zippy performance, and bold styling, it turns everyone’s head. In a compact package, the MT-15 is a proper streetfighter. It might look intimidating on first glance, but in reality, it is very approachable. It... Read More

I have lots of complaints about the Yamaha MT-15. First of all, the pillion seat is short, making it very uncomfortable for those who want to travel with their friends, relatives, or parents. Another disappointment is the 815 mm seat height, which makes this bike inaccessible... Read More

No matter how much I praise about this motorcycle I always feel I am not doing enough of it. I got clean bowled due to its sporty performance when I started using it. The handling being so agile I simply keep on riding this at a stretch for hours at times. The riding position... Read More