Photo: Classified Moto
The first custom build Classified Moto ever did was a huge hit and has inspired a lot of other guys, both customizers and especially owners into dreaming about modding their Yamaha XV920 machines.
The good news reached Dubai, and a local Biker's Cafe commissioned one, but on a rather tight deadline, so Classified Moto asked the original owner to sell his bike and get a new one in exchange. He agreed, and here's his new replica...
Since simply duplicating the initial build did not appeal too much to John Ryland of Classified Moto, he decided to take things further and make some aesthetic changes to the new XV920, while retaining the basic character of the beast.
The signature Benelli tank of the first bike and the Yamaha R6 swing arm were powder-coated in a metallic satin finish, and the machine received a longer seat, sporty R6 foot controls and a golden DID chain, while the fork sits in a custom billet triple clamp.
A new stainless steel exhaust has been fabricated and the standard rear shock will be soon replaced with an aftermarket one, most likely a Progressive Suspension unit. We must admit that the replica looks even better than the original and this means a massive win for Classified Moto. Via BikeEXIF.
Since simply duplicating the initial build did not appeal too much to John Ryland of Classified Moto, he decided to take things further and make some aesthetic changes to the new XV920, while retaining the basic character of the beast.
The signature Benelli tank of the first bike and the Yamaha R6 swing arm were powder-coated in a metallic satin finish, and the machine received a longer seat, sporty R6 foot controls and a golden DID chain, while the fork sits in a custom billet triple clamp.
A new stainless steel exhaust has been fabricated and the standard rear shock will be soon replaced with an aftermarket one, most likely a Progressive Suspension unit. We must admit that the replica looks even better than the original and this means a massive win for Classified Moto. Via BikeEXIF.
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