Hi, everyone, I’m selling a 2020 r3 for $3200, realistically expecting 2800-3000. I’ve gotten only 2500 and under offers, and told I’m asking too much.
The bike needs fairings and tires. It has 17k on it. Am I out to lunch with 2800 being my bottom dollar?
Additional, unimportant info: I bought it for $3200 in February when it had 14k on it.
Light weight, fun, reasonably priced, easy maintenance IMO and more importantly 60 mpg on the highway say what!
Was stolen in south Brooklyn (Georgetown) 10/9/26
All black with red break and clutch levers and red accented black wheels.
Does anyone know the part numbers for these fairings on the LH Side
Custom Moto-GP inspired Yamaha YZF-R25 build from Japan! Added a few custom body parts, winglets, and exhaust valve control. Hope you enjoy the sound and look!
Anyone experience this? While i was riding my bike the abs light blinks and when i stop and shut off the engine of and ride again there is no light anymore?
Attached video is me riding my R3 with Midnight Engine running. The only edit was overlaying the in-app recorded audio onto the footage.
The in-app recording in this test doesn't fully match what I actually heard in my intercom. On the ride, the volume changes sounded clearer. In this recording, the quiet parts are much quieter than they really were.
Why: Android records the music at full strength, before the phone's volume is applied, so the app has to add the volume changes back in itself. In 1.0.2 it used a curve that made low volumes far too quiet. My 10% floor came out almost silent in the file. On top of that, my intercom has its own volume boost, which the phone can't see, so what I heard at 10% was much louder than what got recorded.
Couldn't find a rules page for this group, so if this isn't allowed just let me know and I'll take it down.
This is primarily inspired by the game Night Runners. I've always loved how its music behaves, the way it swells as you pick up speed adds another layer to the whole experience. I wanted that same feeling on real rides, so I built Midnight Engine.
It uses your phone's GPS to raise your music volume as you speed up and bring it back down as you slow, quiet at the lights, building through the gears, full volume at the top speed you set. Also helps with wind noises in high speed. Works offline with any music app (Spotify, YouTube Music, etc.) and only touches media volume, never calls or notifications. A speedometer with a music visualizer is included.
Not affiliated with the game, just a fan project. It's currently in a free closed test on Google Play and I need testers before it can go public. Use the same Google account for all steps:
Tap the speedometer to start, play your music on your prefer player, and try the sliders and themes. I'd love to hear how the volume feels at different speeds and how it works with helmet intercoms and earbuds on the R3 specifically.
Please stay opted in for at least 14 days. Feedback here, by DM, or through the private feedback box on the Play Store page. For bugs, your phone model and Android version help a lot. Android only for now.
Thanks and ride safe!
Hey guys. I recently went down on my R3. A little low side, luckily I was uninjured because it was low speed and I was in full leathers. Unfortunately, my bike went off the road and into a concrete and rock drainage ditch where it flipped I assume from the damages (I couldn’t see my bike while sliding and only saw it after it settled).
Now to the actual question. I’m not 100% familiar with what’s critically important on the bike and wondering if the bent portion of metal can simply be bent back to straight or if it’s a write off. I’m thinking I’ll take it into a shop to assess it since if this damage happened what else could have happened that I can’t see but wanted to try my luck here first.
Any tips or heads up appreciated since this is the first time i’ve wrecked (and trying to repair) a bike.
Had the turbo on the dyno, thought you might like to have a look. Let me know what you think.
Hi, I'm looking for a Quad Lock mount compatible with my 2025 Yamaha R3.
I'd like my phone to be centrally mounted on the bike, so I looked for a fork mount, but I saw that an adapter was needed since the Yamaha has a closed nut.
I'd like to avoid touching the bike, so I'm asking about other options for mounting the phone centrally on the handlebars.
What other Quad Lock options are there?