Rebuilding a Wrecked 2009 Yamaha R6 (Pt. 2 New Parts) January 16, 2024 by RK Motorsports Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Some new parts have arrived for our wrecked 2009 Yamaha R6, we install some parts and start to clean the bike up! Become a … source
Lazy stuff. No putty to fix those stator cover scratches is also lame ethics. Typical murican bs. Reply
Hi love the rebuilds just wondering where you get all the oem bolts and plastic body clips for the bike if they are missing from the fairing. Reply
Always handle your dirty air filter above the uncovered velocity stacks. Engines love condensed dirt even more! LOL Reply
Have you considered renting your motorcycles with riders-share in the summer? Its a very big platform in america just like airbnb for homes and turo for cars Reply
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Great job mate 🫡
Good job with that broken bolt dude.
Lazy stuff. No putty to fix those stator cover scratches is also lame ethics. Typical murican bs.
Hi Rob. I always use WD40 to get rid of sticker residue. Works like a charme.
Can’t wait to see the bike finished AWSOME video btw
No filler on those gouges❓😮
god damn i love the r6 so much. r6 rebuilds are always dope
I bought the Diablo wheel cleaner and it doesn’t work like at all 😂
Hi love the rebuilds just wondering where you get all the oem bolts and plastic body clips for the bike if they are missing from the fairing.
your videos are very good but it takes a long time to post new videos
Always handle your dirty air filter above the uncovered velocity stacks. Engines love condensed dirt even more! LOL
Good work sir, I'm wondering if the bodywork you buy is available in the UK (Scotland) Cheers
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Have you considered renting your motorcycles with riders-share in the summer? Its a very big platform in america just like airbnb for homes and turo for cars
Hi bro, can u plz tell me the name of the music you used in the first part of this build?
Hi Rob,Q,if i lower my bike by a few inches, do you have to do the same on the front forks?