You could certainly say that beginner-friendly motorcycles are among the most versatile machines out there, even for seasoned riders with experience on bigger, more powerful machines. These bikes are usually smaller in size, have lower overall power outputs, and best of all, are cheap to buy and maintain.
Yamaha’s MT-03 is certainly a prime example of a fun, affordable, entry-level machine. However, as is the case with most bikes of this caliber, it can be rather soulless, and lack the character you’d want from a fun runabout. Luckily, the aftermarket has tons of products dedicated to making small, agile motorcycles even more fun. Simply changing the exhaust system can go a long way in improving the bike’s character, and when mated to choice aftermarket upgrades such as a high-flow air filter and maybe even an ECU remap, you practically have an all-new bike.
