After riding your Yamaha R6 on the track and street for a few weeks, months, or years you may be asking yourself eventually “how do I get more power from my R6?” The answer is easy and relatively cheap in comparison to other modifications that can be done for 1 horespower here or there. Upgrading to [...]
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The Yamaha R6 comes with a lot of ancillary stuff on the back of their bike that disrupts the visual and aerodynamic flow of the bike. Here is a guide on what to buy and how to install it.
I find three things especially annoying on the R6 tail. The fender, the rear turn signals, and foot pegs. I don’t know about you but having someone on the back just ruins the ride for me so I took them off.
The first step is to remove all this junk.
1. Take off both the seats. The rear removes with the key on on the left underside and the front has two bolts under the rear of the seat. You just need to push the rear of the seat up to see them.
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