Showing posts with label yamaha yzf r1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yamaha yzf r1. Show all posts
Friday, January 7, 2011
Yamaha YZF R1
Sunday, July 25, 2010
2000 Yamaha YZF R1 Custom
"Hot Blue" aptly describes licking placed along the sides of R1 rad James Phillips'. The fire, with inky black base paint and accent stripes are the work of the hands of Extreme Motorsports in Stowe, Pennsylvania. CB Custom Sport Bike in Reading handled custom work and fabrication on the flyer Phillips', including polished chrome frame and almost every piece of metal can be seen with the naked eye.
The rear shock is stock, but the spring has been powdercoated translucent green for added flash.
The underseat exhaust is off-the-shelf and hug a tight Wolf chrome suspension
Performance Machine wheels are polished pieces, and the stock Yamaha rotor centers have been treated with the green powdercoat Same as the shock spring.
Yamaha YZF R12000 Yamaha YZF R1 Custom
"Hot Blue" aptly describes licking placed along the sides of R1 rad James Phillips'. The fire, with inky black base paint and accent stripes are the work of the hands of Extreme Motorsports in Stowe, Pennsylvania. CB Custom Sport Bike in Reading handled custom work and fabrication on the flyer Phillips', including polished chrome frame and almost every piece of metal can be seen with the naked eye.The rear shock is stock, but the spring has been powdercoated translucent green for added flash.The underseat exhaust is off-the-shelf and hug a tight Wolf chrome suspensionPerformance Machine wheels are polished pieces, and the stock Yamaha rotor centers have been treated with the green powdercoat Same as the shock spring.
Yamaha YZF R12000 Yamaha YZF R1 Custom
"Hot Blue" aptly describes licking placed along the sides of R1 rad James Phillips'. The fire, with inky black base paint and accent stripes are the work of the hands of Extreme Motorsports in Stowe, Pennsylvania. CB Custom Sport Bike in Reading handled custom work and fabrication on the flyer Phillips', including polished chrome frame and almost every piece of metal can be seen with the naked eye.The rear shock is stock, but the spring has been powdercoated translucent green for added flash.The underseat exhaust is off-the-shelf and hug a tight Wolf chrome suspensionPerformance Machine wheels are polished pieces, and the stock Yamaha rotor centers have been treated with the green powdercoat Same as the shock spring.
Yamaha YZF R1Saturday, June 26, 2010
Friday, June 25, 2010
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
3 Motorsport Yamaha R1 Custom
Yamaha R1:- Yamaha R1 super extreme
- Yamaha R1 custom
- Yamaha YZF R1 modification
3 Motorsport Yamaha R1 Custom
Yamaha R1:- Yamaha R1 super extreme
- Yamaha R1 custom
- Yamaha YZF R1 modification
3 Motorsport Yamaha R1 Custom
Yamaha R1:- Yamaha R1 super extreme
- Yamaha R1 custom
- Yamaha YZF R1 modification
Sunday, June 6, 2010
2010 Yamaha YZF-R1 Released in India
Tokyo-Yamaha announced it will release a sports bike YZF-R1. "We will release the latest YZF-R1 in India in 2010. This bike will be more expensive than the YZF-R1 current, but still the same engine 998cc engine, "said National Business Head, Pankaj Dubey Yamaha Motor India. YZF-R1 were previously released in India in 2007 with the Model MT-2001. Yamaha targets 50% sales increase in the Indian market next year with a sales target of 2.2 million units and 70,000 units for export.
2010 Yamaha YZF-R1 Released in India
Tokyo-Yamaha announced it will release a sports bike YZF-R1. "We will release the latest YZF-R1 in India in 2010. This bike will be more expensive than the YZF-R1 current, but still the same engine 998cc engine, "said National Business Head, Pankaj Dubey Yamaha Motor India. YZF-R1 were previously released in India in 2007 with the Model MT-2001. Yamaha targets 50% sales increase in the Indian market next year with a sales target of 2.2 million units and 70,000 units for export.
2010 Yamaha YZF-R1 Released in India
Tokyo-Yamaha announced it will release a sports bike YZF-R1. "We will release the latest YZF-R1 in India in 2010. This bike will be more expensive than the YZF-R1 current, but still the same engine 998cc engine, "said National Business Head, Pankaj Dubey Yamaha Motor India. YZF-R1 were previously released in India in 2007 with the Model MT-2001. Yamaha targets 50% sales increase in the Indian market next year with a sales target of 2.2 million units and 70,000 units for export.
Saturday, May 15, 2010
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