Your Inspiration - Indeed, numerous enthusiasts aim to enhance the appeal of their favorite motorcycles. For those grappling with choices, consider this inspiring example. Unlike typical enthusiasts, Indra Syailendra embarked on a distinctive journey with his cherished Yamaha XV 1900 Midnight Star, opting for the Prostreet Revolution style. This unique venture guided him to Robot Motorworks, a prestigious Indonesian workshop in Yogyakarta known for groundbreaking motorcycle modifications.
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| A sexy look of an 'old school' styled Yamaha XV custom by Robot Motorworks. (Picture from: Otomania) |
Maintaining the powerhouse of the motorcycle, the V-Twin engine with a robust 1,800 cc capacity, Indra opted for a significant change in the cardiac pacemaker. The original injection system gave way to a carburetor, accompanied by a noteworthy switch in the ignition system to a CDI.
The metamorphosis extended to the frame and body, embracing a captivating old-school theme. The frame, designed with a rigid model, not only enhances the aesthetics but also opens up the engine sector for a more prominent display. Crafted from 4 mm seamless steel, the frame stands robust, providing ample support for the weight of the engine.
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| Its headlights bracket shape is unusual, because it has a circular grip to the front. (Picture from: Otomotifnet) |
Substantial changes also graced the legs of the motorcycle. The front shock absorber system adopted a springer placed behind the headlamp, creating a unique visual appeal. Complementing this, the rear relied on a monoshock model, promising a comfortable ride for the adventurer.
Adding to the allure, the front shock absorber was intricately designed with grooves, ensuring sufficient distance from engine components. This space was ingeniously utilized to accommodate a custom 23-inch rim, while the rear featured an 18-inch wide rim adorned with Shinko tires.
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| Left side view of Yamaha XV custom by Robot Motorworks. (Picture from: Otomotifnet) |
Aesthetic finesse further unfolded through a meticulous play of black and gold colors. The carefully chosen palette resonates with contemporary motorcycle designs, adding a layer of sophistication. The tank, textured with fins and adorned with vibrant orange graphics, stands out as a testament to attention to detail. The prostreet chopper motorcycle exudes a sense of raw authenticity, accentuated by a custom exhaust resembling creeping roots that artfully decorates the engine.
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| Right side view of Yamaha XV custom by Robot Motorworks. (Picture from: Otomania) |
In the grand symphony of motorcycle customization, Indra Syailendra's Yamaha XV Midnight Star, transformed by the skilled hands of Robot Motorworks, stands as a unique testament to individuality. The marriage of classic charm with modern aesthetics creates a captivating visual narrative for riders who dare to defy convention. As the engine roars with a renewed spirit, it echoes the sentiment of those who believe that true freedom lies in the art of riding.
Kept spur your adrenaline on the power of two-wheeled monster and stay alive with the true safety riding. May God will forgive Your sins and so does the cops....
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Maintaining the powerhouse of the motorcycle, the V-Twin engine with a robust 1,800 cc capacity, Indra opted for a significant change in the cardiac pacemaker. The original injection system gave way to a carburetor, accompanied by a noteworthy switch in the ignition system to a CDI.
The metamorphosis extended to the frame and body, embracing a captivating old-school theme. The frame, designed with a rigid model, not only enhances the aesthetics but also opens up the engine sector for a more prominent display. Crafted from 4 mm seamless steel, the frame stands robust, providing ample support for the weight of the engine.
