Yamaha Yzf R6

Some people may define this disease as a “need for speed”; the adrenaline shock which pulls you closer to it like magnets attracting and forcing you nearer. A secret obsession sparked on and revved up. Redlining the velocity of your heart burning out through each sufferer’s eyes set gazing at the perfect motorcycle a Yamaha R6.

When you first look at the bike you immediately picture yourself on it. The coolness factor skyrockets. Bent towards you are the handlebars and at either end silver shiny levers on top of the warm fitted handles. A perfect fit for anyone’s anxious hands. You’ll probably catch a glimpse of yourself as a shimmering, twinkling eyes is seen in the rearview mirrors just behind the windshield. It’s small, sleek and swoops to the back of the bike. Below are housed crisp headlights; halogen beams casting daylight in front. A whirlwind of wheels with dipped chrome rims hold the bike and its counterparts. Flat smooth tred is wrapped around them eight inches in width. A concave padded seat spills latex liner over the entire top of the motorcycle. This leads to the back brake lamp that drops off at a point. All over, stickers sport Yamaha, YZF and R6 modesty aside. Plastics cover the intricacy of the engine, with thick, smooth fittings. Vents are sliced into the plastics below the bulging gas tank following the indents for knees to hug each side of the motorcycle snuggly. On the bottom left side of the bike you will find the gear pedal, the foot brake opposing. These stick out like thorns, gouging the rubber of your shoes stuck stiffly to their surface.

Popin’ off the engine invokes your nostrils with a warm mixture of oil and gas. A mild head rush to increase the already trembling presence of power. Generously flood the carburetor with fuel to burn a musty whiff out the wobbling muffler rumbling thunderously. A clean idle pants softly gurgling within. Inside your helmet heavy breath fills, humidifying and raising your body temperature. Open the visor to feel the rush of cool oxygen streaming around your face. The longer your mounted above the motorcycle the warmer the insides of your legs become. Reverse sensations occur whether stationary or in motion. When stood still the heat becoming of the engine intensifies letting the mild breeze cool the exposed skin. While in motion the chilly air greets you leaving the motorcycle