Let's see what percentage have taken delivery

How Many out there have taken Delivery of their bikes?

  • Yes I've Taken Delivery

    Votes: 40 45.5%
  • No but I have my Vin

    Votes: 21 23.9%
  • Nope no clue when I'll actually Take Delivery

    Votes: 27 30.7%

  • Total voters
    88
  • Poll closed .

Yamaguy55

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I voted yes, because I just got home with it. Was worth the wait in every way. For a beast, it sure is a hoot on curvy mountain roads. Power delivery is best described as either a very large version of the old XS650, or a really really big single. Actually, it is sort of a blend. I'm surprised on how easy it was to hit the rev limiter. I had the windshield in the upper position, lots of wind buffeting on the slab portion of my homeward ride. I moved it down, we'll see if it better later. Right now, I'm trying to cool off, it is really hot here.
 

adventorider76

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Yamaguy55 said:
I voted yes, because I just got home with it. Was worth the wait in every way. For a beast, it sure is a hoot on curvy mountain roads. Power delivery is best described as either a very large version of the old XS650, or a really really big single. Actually, it is sort of a blend. I'm surprised on how easy it was to hit the rev limiter. I had the windshield in the upper position, lots of wind buffeting on the slab portion of my homeward ride. I moved it down, we'll see if it better later. Right now, I'm trying to cool off, it is really hot here.
Congrats on taking delivery of your new blue S10! Don't blame you, for cooling off. With the summer temperatures over 100 in Texas now for 30+ consecutive days, I'm not sure it's a bad thing I haven't taken delivery yet. Oh who am I kidding... ???
 

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Yes, here. Got out at daybreak, but only made 170 miles today…dang friggin’ hot weather! :mad:
 

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Took delivery today.. I thought It would be Tuesday, but the guys got together and built 5 bikes by about 4:00.
The bikes were delivered from the warehouse this morning at 9:00.

I have pics when I get some time to post..
 

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Got mine yesterday afternoon. Rode it home and haven't been able to ride it since then. Was busy most of the today and by the time I was done it was too dang hot to ride. Don't worry, I'll be getting some seat time tomorrow!!
 

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Last time I heard from yamaha, mine was in Montreal. We're a couple of days away here so I'm hoping I'll have mine early next week.
 

Yamaguy55

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adventorider76 said:
Congrats on taking delivery of your new blue S10! Don't blame you, for cooling off. With the summer temperatures over 100 in Texas now for 30+ consecutive days, I'm not sure it's a bad thing I haven't taken delivery yet. Oh who am I kidding... ???
Yamagal59 is in Dallas right now; says its hot. It was damp enough from the downpours earlier this week it was just miserable by the time I got halfway home. I managed to find some CBDL type (cereal box drivers license) on a back road that rode the brake, even uphill! Finally found a place to pass: it was some 20ish girl! Usually they're happily texting away and running over mailboxes. I just got back from another spin: I have a loop of paved, dirt and stone/gravel roads where I tested my WR250R suspension, because I could repeat conditions and see if I was making progress. ( I did) I took the ST on the same path. For a beast, it does quite well on dirt and gravel/stone roads. I didn't blast along like I do on the WRR, but went briskly enough to get a feel for how it is. I don't want to kill it off the first day I have it.
Yamagal59 asked me if she had 15K to spend shopping there in Dallas. I told her no, I bought her a new lid along with the bike. She was drooling over my Arai Corsair V, so now she has one. Part of the purpose of buying the bike was being able to take her along. I won't be doing river crossings and hillclimbs with her aboard, so I got her a street helmet.

Tomorrow is supposed to be a replica of today. I'll stay off the bike during the heat of the day (World Superbike is on at those times: I can stay cool and watch that) and go out in the evening. I was fine just now, it had cooled down from a very humid mid-high 90s to about 85, and that's fine. I wear gear, so if too hot, I can only take it for so long. The ST directs the vast majority of engine heat away from you, so you don't bake like a lot of bikes.
 

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Mine is here!!!!
Talked to my dealer Sussex Motorsports NJ today. The bike was delivered to the dealer yesterday. Assembled today.

Unfortunately for me I leave tomorrow for 2 weeks in Asia. :'(
 

adventorider76

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Yamaguy55 said:
Yamagal59 is in Dallas right now; says its hot. It was damp enough from the downpours earlier this week it was just miserable by the time I got halfway home. I managed to find some CBDL type (cereal box drivers license) on a back road that rode the brake, even uphill! Finally found a place to pass: it was some 20ish girl! Usually they're happily texting away and running over mailboxes. I just got back from another spin: I have a loop of paved, dirt and stone/gravel roads where I tested my WR250R suspension, because I could repeat conditions and see if I was making progress. ( I did) I took the ST on the same path. For a beast, it does quite well on dirt and gravel/stone roads. I didn't blast along like I do on the WRR, but went briskly enough to get a feel for how it is. I don't want to kill it off the first day I have it.
Yamagal59 asked me if she had 15K to spend shopping there in Dallas. I told her no, I bought her a new lid along with the bike. She was drooling over my Arai Corsair V, so now she has one. Part of the purpose of buying the bike was being able to take her along. I won't be doing river crossings and hillclimbs with her aboard, so I got her a street helmet.

Tomorrow is supposed to be a replica of today. I'll stay off the bike during the heat of the day (World Superbike is on at those times: I can stay cool and watch that) and go out in the evening. I was fine just now, it had cooled down from a very humid mid-high 90s to about 85, and that's fine. I wear gear, so if too hot, I can only take it for so long. The ST directs the vast majority of engine heat away from you, so you don't bake like a lot of bikes.

Thats good stuff.. "Happily texting and running over mailboxes." lol! Thanks for the ride report. I'm sure Yamagal59 will be quite happy once she gets her first ride on the XTZ! Especially with that cool new lid!
 

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Picked mine up today. 115 miles on the way home from the dealer. Everything I had hoped for.
 

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Where are the western bikes. Seems like the east has its act together but darn it i want to ride
 

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ST-venture said:
Brought mine home today as well.
Looks like you were made for that thing.

Congrats :exclaim:
 
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