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Model: Yamaha R1 Yamaha
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In this tutorial, we can see how to remove the rear fairing on the Yamaha R1, an extremely simple and quick operation. First, remove the passenger seat by unlocking the relevant lock, then locate the two bolts at the back of the rider's seat, unscrew them with a 5mm hex key, and remove the seat itself. Next, unscrew both the upper central screw and the two side screws, detach the lower plastic rivets, and separate the fairing from the frame. To install the replacement part, simply follow the reverse procedure.

Posted on 28 May 2026 by ScegliAuto

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