The Yamaha MT-25 differs significantly from the larger MT-03 and MT-07 models in several key areas. Here are the main distinctions: - **Engine Displacement**: The MT-25 has a 249cc parallel-twin engine, whereas the MT-03 is equipped with a 321cc single-cylinder engine, and the MT-07 features a 689cc parallel-twin engine. - **Power and Torque**: The MT-25 produces around 35.5 hp and 23.6 Nm of torque, compared to the MT-03's 41.4 hp and 29.6 Nm of torque, and the MT-07's 72 hp and 67 Nm of torque. - **Weight and Seat Height**: The MT-25 is generally lighter and has a lower seat height, making it more accessible to newer riders. The MT-03 weighs 34 pounds less than the MT-07 and has a 1-inch lower seat height, but the MT-25 is even more compact and lighter. - **Ground Clearance**: The MT-25 typically has a higher ground clearance compared to the MT-07, but slightly less than the MT-03, with the MT-03 having 160 mm of ground clearance and the MT-07 having 140 mm. - **Safety Features**: The MT-25 usually comes with fewer advanced safety features compared to the MT-07, which includes ABS, pass switch, side reflectors, and engine check warning. The MT-03 also has fewer safety features than the MT-07. - **Price and Target Audience**: The MT-25 is generally priced lower and is more suited for daily commuting and newer riders, while the MT-03 and MT-07 are positioned for more experienced riders looking for higher performance and torque. These differences make each model suitable for different types of riders and riding conditions.