YZF-R6

Here is a "YAMAHA YZF-R6" custom by Webike community user "Kichida". The matte-black body has a horizontal silhouette reminiscent of the R series, and the front face is enhanced by the gold inverted front forks that can be seen through the body. The engine is a water-cooled straight 4-cylinder. The GALE SPEED's elaborate foot control kit is manufactured from forged aluminum.

. Its high power performance makes this bike more likely to be taken to the track than ridden on public roads. The owner of this R6 is one of them. The clutch is a SuterClutch, which has been officially used in MotoGP; MARCHESINI M10S Kompe Evo wheels; and OHLINS front forks and rear shocks are installed. AKRAPOVIC Racing Line Full Exhaust was installed to ensure both sound quality and performance.

Here is a "YAMAHA YZF-R6" custom by Webike community user "Akaza". The YZF-R6 was a 600cc class supersport that was announced in 1998 and introduced the following year, 1999. The design was a further evolution of the front face of the YZF-R1, which expressed the race-ready image of being "ready to take on the challenge of racing." In contrast to the current YZF-R1, which has a mechanical image face, the YZF-R6 expresses a stronger sense of life. The new YZF-R6 also features new spec tires and aluminum wheels, a new seat and slimmer rear frame to support rider action, and other "performance" features to challenge the rider. T

Here is an original series "JCC" stands for "Japan Custom culture" written by Webike Japan. There is no doubt that Japan has one of the best and unique custom parts and its culture in the motorcycle industry, but the language barrier has led to the closure of JDM motorcycle culture to the outside of Japan.

Here is an original series "JCC" which stands for "Japan Custom culture" written by Webike Japan. There is no doubt that Japan has one of the best and most unique custom parts and its culture in the motorcycle industry, but the language barrier has led to the closure of JDM motorcycle culture to the outside of Japan.