Introduced in 2016, the Yamaha FZ-10, (aka the MT-10 in some markets), has been a popular naked sportbike. Now that we're nearing 2025, riders are discussing whether this model is still capable of standing up to newer competitors, or if it's starting to look like it's aged. Much of the discussion consists of the bike’s performance, technology features, and how it stacks up in terms of value proposition to more recent releases. For some it is still a formidable machine, its R1 derived engine and chassis, while others argue that newer models have more advanced electronics and more refined designs. The current relevance of FZ10 in the motorcycle market also depends on factors such as reliability, aftermarket support and the possibility of customization.