You Can Now Get Winglets For Your Yamaha R15 V3 Just Like VR46
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Autologue Design from Pune has launched bolt-on winglets and a tank cover for the R15
The parts are available for pre-order at a discounted price. The booking amount is Rs 2,000. Deliveries will commence in 3-4 weeks.Autologue Design, a Pune-based custom parts company has launched MotoGP-styled winglets and a sportier tank for the Yamaha R15 V3. The parts are available to pre-order at a discounted price. Take a look at the table:
|
Parts |
MRP |
Pre-order Price |
|
MotoGP-style winglets |
Rs 2,250 |
Rs 1,800 |
|
Fuel tank (cover) |
Rs 4,500 |
Rs 3,600 |
Pre-orders are open at a token amount of Rs 2,000 and the balance amount will have to be paid when the kits get ready for delivery, which will commence in 3-4 weeks. Additional taxes and shipping charges will also have to be borne by the customer.
Note that the fuel tank is just a cover and it does not affect the actual 11-litre stock tank capacity. It offers a beefier central ridge on the fuel tank and blacked-out panels on the sides for a sportier look. The MotoGP-style aero-winglets are positioned on the fairing, just below the twin LED headlamps. These winglets are quite subtle and aren’t as massive as the ones on the actual MotoGP bikes. Still, they enhance the bike’s sporty appeal considerably. Both parts come with Autologue branding for a premium appeal.
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Autologue Design also offers a bubble visor for the Yamaha R15 V3 for Rs 1,750, tank grips for Rs 1,000, and even a pillion seat cowl for Rs 2,250. All in all, these kits give the R15 a new lease of life without being too intrusive in terms of their installation. While they may not improve performance, they’ll surely make heads turn. Let us know what you think about the parts in the comments.
Praveen M.