Hookie Co. has modded the 689cc Yamaha XSR700 concept twin into something ruggedly futuristic. Though Hookie kept the original frame and chassis, it added parts like a handcrafted aluminum tank, a new aluminum seat rail portion, a new mounting plate, unique angled 3D printed flourescent orange acrylic panels, a new lamp mask with multi-element headlight, and a fresh approach to LED lighting that includes three illuminated fins that incorporate the brake light, taillight, and turn signals. The dirt/track ready bike also makes use of beefier Pirelli MT60 tires, an SC-Project short exhaust, Motogadget glassless rear view mirrors, and a waterproof Alcantara seat cover. The great part is you can actually order one instead of just staring at these photos.
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