Yamaha R1 Street Tracker by Gregg Customs
How about this 2009 Yamaha R1 modified to be a street tracker? This work of art is by Gregg Des Jardins of Gregg’s Customs and was seen at the Yamaha party that was held at the Yamaha Musuem during the Indianapolis Gran Prix.
Gregg fabricated a new titanium subframe, installed one of his own custom swingarms, added a bunch of custom bits and pieces to turn the R1 into a perfect street tracker and then gave it the ultra classic Yamaha paint job.
The bike is even on sale and Gregg is accepting offers in the $ 40,000 range.
Source | omnimoto
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12 May 2010 - 08:57 - #1YAMAHA became very popular to the whole world. Its more cheaper and long lasting. I’ve seen YAMAHA motors more looking than this. I think its from the 2010.