Lately, motorcycle builders in Europe continues to show their creative ideas on a regular basis through the Yamaha Yard Built project. As performed by one of the Dutch custom workshop named Numbnut Motocycles which has been completely changed the appearance of Yamaha XV950.
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Yamaha XV950 'Son of Time' by Numbnut Motorcycles. (Picture from: http://adf.ly/1ckY3y) |
Initially the XV950 motorcycle is designed as a cruiser bike. However, Amsterdam-based custom shop is more interested to give the impression of a classic cafe racer on those Yamaha motorcycles.

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Front three quarter of Yamaha XV950 'Son of Time' by Numbnut Motorcycles. (Picture from: http://adf.ly/1ckY3y) |
He was stripped of this motorcycle and leaving only the frame and engine. Then he gives a new outfit in the form of a fuel tank, seat covers, engine cover and air filter.
Roderick Seibert entrust the exhaust parts to Nozem and suspension using K-Tech brand. Then switch on the legs, he used Dymag carbon rims and wraped with Pirelli Diablo Supercorsa tires.
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Right side view of Yamaha XV950 'Son of Time' by Numbnut Motorcycles. (Picture from: http://adf.ly/1ckY3y) |
Not mentioned changes in the machinery sector, it could be Roderick Seibert still entrust the original V-Twin engine with a capacity of 942 cc mated with a five-speed gearbox. And to stop the motorcycle, he relies on Brembo.
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