Yamaha BOLT Yard Built “Space Explorer” by Lucky Cat Garage

The main idea from Laurence & Sébastien at Lucky Cat Garage was to keep the frame untouched and to keep the Japanese cruiser DNA & soul of the original model. The creative direction was to play with the cruiser stance and go for a small bagger with a clear Japanese flavor. Immediately came the idea of paying a tribute to the Japanese spaceship toys from the 50s and especially to the « Sonicon Rocket » which was featuring a super distinctive paint scheme. yamaha.us/yYrdBlt
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[@XSReiter]

Yamaha do the affodable bolt bagger like this . Amaizing job.

[@overdrivekill7]

Sweet build

[@chardelraconner7324]

nheow is understood but nhour that you have garage at the end why not parlor

[@chardelraconner7324]

PS!i spoetry requires racket needed some words to end the instruction fuzz and shit ; microphone throttles

[@AaronW1971]

Wonder what bags those are

[@youngguns9686]

Epic

[@jesseberg6183]

i gave it a like. the bike looks great, but i take offense to it being called a yard build.

[@thewatsonian8111]

Were they embarrassed by the bike? They hardly showed it at all?

[@wickedleeloopy2115]

Too many toys , not enough bike....🤔 The music was ok. Want to see more.

[@MotoStrikerUnit7]

not over the top but stilll nice