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Post by willl84 on Jun 28, 2022 3:27:46 GMT -7
Ah - good question! My program actually only looks the base standard version; I'm not so interested in the SP personally. I can definitely make some tweaks to look for the SP version though. Seems the main difference with the SP for 22 is just the Ohlins. On the previous gen it was the TFT LCD, IMU, etc but even the std MT for 22 has all that now. |
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Post by 998noob on Jun 29, 2022 3:54:48 GMT -7
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Post by h3ad8u5ta on Jul 3, 2022 21:45:41 GMT -7
Ah - good question! My program actually only looks the base standard version; I'm not so interested in the SP personally. I can definitely make some tweaks to look for the SP version though. Seems the main difference with the SP for 22 is just the Ohlins. On the previous gen it was the TFT LCD, IMU, etc but even the std MT for 22 has all that now. Only difference is color, Ohlins, braided steel brake lines, and belly pan. |
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Post by otto87 on Jul 4, 2022 0:39:51 GMT -7
Seems the main difference with the SP for 22 is just the Ohlins. On the previous gen it was the TFT LCD, IMU, etc but even the std MT for 22 has all that now. Only difference is color, Ohlins, braided steel brake lines, and belly pan. And the black handlebar thats a nice touch too on the sp version, and not forget better seat then the stock mt 10 |
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Post by h3ad8u5ta on Jul 6, 2022 12:03:24 GMT -7
Only difference is color, Ohlins, braided steel brake lines, and belly pan. And the black handlebar thats a nice touch too on the sp version, and not forget better seat then the stock mt 10 Oops, I also forgot the swing arm is polished instead of black. Guys, and gals I'm getting so bummed that mine has not came in yet. Hopefully before winter hits. |
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Post by otto87 on Jul 7, 2022 15:03:20 GMT -7
My yamaha mt 10 sp 2022 came in yesterday!!
'The netherlands,
waiting for my licence now,
Today they have put on all the parts i have ordered.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 8, 2022 6:15:37 GMT -7
My yamaha mt 10 sp 2022 came in yesterday!! 'The netherlands, waiting for my licence now, Today they have put on all the parts i have ordered. Ok now you definitely need to post up pictures, thoughts, and feelings! |
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Post by kyle on Jul 9, 2022 16:17:24 GMT -7
I went to a dealership today in Belleville NJ, Motorcycle Mall. They have a (BASE, NOT SP) MT-10. I went in ready to buy, hard limit of 17k OTD.
They wanted 19k OTD.
Delivery/Freight was listed as around $1,600.
I mentioned "Yamaha has this listed as around $800, so why is this 1,600?"
they replied: "Going to be totally honest, this also includes markup"
Setup+prep was listed as ~$1,400 - 1,600 (I should have taken a picture)
I mentioned "1600? What goes into prep? Put gas in it...."
They replied: "The retorque bolts and do a test ride"
I said I would buy right now for 17k (but already knew it was over). They said there's nothing they can do... Shook hands and left.
Can some others share their experiences with getting an OTD quote? Bento in California was able to get theirs for ~17,050... I'm wondering if my dream bike is really going to be this difficult to get my hands on
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Post by mt10orc on Jul 10, 2022 5:28:57 GMT -7
I went to a dealership today in Belleville NJ, Motorcycle Mall. They have a (BASE, NOT SP) MT-10. I went in ready to buy, hard limit of 17k OTD. They wanted 19k OTD. Delivery/Freight was listed as around $1,600. I mentioned "Yamaha has this listed as around $800, so why is this 1,600?" they replied: "Going to be totally honest, this also includes markup" Setup+prep was listed as ~$1,400 - 1,600 (I should have taken a picture) I mentioned "1600? What goes into prep? Put gas in it...." They replied: "The retorque bolts and do a test ride" I said I would buy right now for 17k (but already knew it was over). They said there's nothing they can do... Shook hands and left. Can some others share their experiences with getting an OTD quote? Bento in California was able to get theirs for ~17,050... I'm wondering if my dream bike is really going to be this difficult to get my hands on That freakin sucks big time. Last year I purchased a 2020 hold over. The setup fee and freight was about 1k. Bike was listed as 13k left dealership paying just over 14.2k which included setup and freight. |
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Post by semprenissart on Jul 10, 2022 17:34:46 GMT -7
that really sucks and unfortunately kinda expected it.
Ridenow in Peoria AZ had one, I contacted them and told them I was a serious buyer. They texted me back, they were really excited and asked me to put a deposit on it. I told them I would if they would tell me what's their OTD price. They never bothered replying... Probably had a crazy mark up on it
I'm still waiting to get a call from the dealership where I put a deposit but I'm afraid they'll mark it up.
Anything over 16k OTD and i'll wait until next year or whenever it gets better. And it still seems crazy to me to pay 16k for a base MT10
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Post by sm122333 on Jul 10, 2022 19:33:12 GMT -7
I got mine in Northern California Bay Area for 17300ish OTD. Taxes are high around here too, so I'd be surprised if they are more expensive outside of California. There is a dealership around here that marks up their R1s by around 3500, so I'm gonna guess they will end up marking up their MT10s when they get them as well, but I didn't get mine from there. Northern California inventory has been looking better so I expect availability to get better in short time everywhere else too, but I could be totally wrong.
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Post by RedAndBlack on Jul 10, 2022 23:46:18 GMT -7
I got mine in Northern California Bay Area for 17300ish OTD. Taxes are high around here too, so I'd be surprised if they are more expensive outside of California. There is a dealership around here that marks up their R1s by around 3500, so I'm gonna guess they will end up marking up their MT10s when they get them as well, but I didn't get mine from there. Northern California inventory has been looking better so I expect availability to get better in short time everywhere else too, but I could be totally wrong. Welcome to the forum and congrats on getting yours. California is always the most expensive in everything, really sucks living here sometimes. And the LA people, I feel sorry for them. Almost up to 10 % in sales tax!!!! |
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Post by willl84 on Jul 11, 2022 4:38:22 GMT -7
I went to a dealership today in Belleville NJ, Motorcycle Mall. They have a (BASE, NOT SP) MT-10. I went in ready to buy, hard limit of 17k OTD. They wanted 19k OTD. Delivery/Freight was listed as around $1,600. I mentioned "Yamaha has this listed as around $800, so why is this 1,600?" they replied: "Going to be totally honest, this also includes markup" Setup+prep was listed as ~$1,400 - 1,600 (I should have taken a picture) I mentioned "1600? What goes into prep? Put gas in it...." They replied: "The retorque bolts and do a test ride" I said I would buy right now for 17k (but already knew it was over). They said there's nothing they can do... Shook hands and left. Can some others share their experiences with getting an OTD quote? Bento in California was able to get theirs for ~17,050... I'm wondering if my dream bike is really going to be this difficult to get my hands on $800 markup they tack onto the delivery and then bump the prep up to $1600 from like $300 (seems to be the norm). LOL I would have walked too. that's silly. That's over $2k in markup. |
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Post by RedAndBlack on Jul 11, 2022 10:45:22 GMT -7
Prep is bullshit even at a few hundred dollars. They're supposed to do suspension setup and I don't know of any dealerships that do that for someone that buys a new bike. Everything covered in prep would be covered in first service.
My last few bikes including the FZ10 were slightly used just to avoid this bullshit. And you usually get a break on the taxes too.
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Post by 998noob on Jul 12, 2022 4:06:30 GMT -7
that really sucks and unfortunately kinda expected it. Ridenow in Peoria AZ had one, I contacted them and told them I was a serious buyer. They texted me back, they were really excited and asked me to put a deposit on it. I told them I would if they would tell me what's their OTD price. They never bothered replying... Probably had a crazy mark up on it I'm still waiting to get a call from the dealership where I put a deposit but I'm afraid they'll mark it up. Anything over 16k OTD and i'll wait until next year or whenever it gets better. And it still seems crazy to me to pay 16k for a base MT10 That's why I said I'll get my 2023 in 2025. I'll roll with my beast until then God willing. |
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Post by willl84 on Jul 12, 2022 4:12:55 GMT -7
Prep is bullshit even at a few hundred dollars. They're supposed to do suspension setup and I don't know of any dealerships that do that for someone that buys a new bike. Everything covered in prep would be covered in first service. My last few bikes including the FZ10 were slightly used just to avoid this bullshit. And you usually get a break on the taxes too. Literally all they do for the MT is install the mirrors, hook up the battery, put gas in it, check the oil and tires pressures and then run it to check for leaks and make sure all the lights work. It's like 1/2 hour at most. Hell the batteries usually come pre-filled and charged from the factory now so there usually isn't any need to wait to fill/charge the battery anymore. So an hour's charge to uncrate it and do the PDI is more than reasonable and with shop rates being $100/hr+ now a couple hundred isn't far off. Some other bikes require more assembly like installing the front wheel and handlebars though so they just charge a flat fee and lose on those bikes but make up for it on bikes like the MT |
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Post by otto87 on Jul 12, 2022 7:23:30 GMT -7
The electronic suspension is just magic when it sets to road use ( A3 ) yamaha mt 10 sp 2022, this bike is incredible the mid range torque yamaha didn't lie about that its yust perfect first low end after then the mid range, still drive the bike in, picked it up on 9 july now 430km 570km to go for my first service comes, hope you guys get your mt 10's fast greets from holland.
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Post by h3ad8u5ta on Jul 20, 2022 3:26:54 GMT -7
I went to a dealership today in Belleville NJ, Motorcycle Mall. They have a (BASE, NOT SP) MT-10. I went in ready to buy, hard limit of 17k OTD. They wanted 19k OTD. Delivery/Freight was listed as around $1,600. I mentioned "Yamaha has this listed as around $800, so why is this 1,600?" they replied: "Going to be totally honest, this also includes markup" Setup+prep was listed as ~$1,400 - 1,600 (I should have taken a picture) I mentioned "1600? What goes into prep? Put gas in it...." They replied: "The retorque bolts and do a test ride" I said I would buy right now for 17k (but already knew it was over). They said there's nothing they can do... Shook hands and left. Can some others share their experiences with getting an OTD quote? Bento in California was able to get theirs for ~17,050... I'm wondering if my dream bike is really going to be this difficult to get my hands on That freakin sucks big time. Last year I purchased a 2020 hold over. The setup fee and freight was about 1k. Bike was listed as 13k left dealership paying just over 14.2k which included setup and freight. My OTD price was 18,845 for a 22 SP not including tags as I'm buying out of state. Still waiting for it to show up. |
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Post by willl84 on Jul 20, 2022 4:26:35 GMT -7
That freakin sucks big time. Last year I purchased a 2020 hold over. The setup fee and freight was about 1k. Bike was listed as 13k left dealership paying just over 14.2k which included setup and freight. My OTD price was 18,845 for a 22 SP not including tags as I'm buying out of state. Still waiting for it to show up. Damn that's a hell of a price! No sales tax? |
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