Yamaha offers new accessories to make the next generation R15 more attractive

 Yamaha recently expanded their R Series lineup in the country with the launch of the fourth generation YZF-R15.  It is a little more expensive than the current model.  But it gets a lot of changes from several Segment First features to the vehicle's updated sleeker styling.

The company is now also offering some  accessories to help keep the fragile parts safe. So if you are planning to buy R15 V4, you may want to consider adding the following accessories.

Frame slider: Price Rs 1650/-

These are probably the most important add-ons. Frame sliders or crash bobbins are used to protect the fairing of the bike in the event of an accident. This is definitely a must buy for the R15.

• More About The All New R15V4  ⬇️

More sporty, with many changes; The new R15 V4 starts at Rs 1.67 lakh

Clutch and brake lever: Rs 950/-

If you have small hands, buying Yamaha's adjustable brake clutch levers is something to consider. The adjustable screw can be adjusted to fit any hand size to provide the best clutch brake experience.

Liver Guard: Rs 900/-

A bike's clutch and brake lever can easily break or break if the bike's one of the handlebars hits the ground first. This provides additional protection if customers choose lever guards. These are not overpriced, so in our opinion this is a must have vehicle.

USB Charger: Rs 750/-

Next is a USB charger. Smartphones can charge their batteries very quickly, especially when you are on the go, using directions, music, etc. Installing a USB charger to juice your phone is a very easy and wise decision if you have a low charge.

Seat cover: Rs 490/-

With constant use of stock seats can get dirty and dirty. The accessory seat cover can prolong this process and keep the stock seats as beautiful as new. It also offers extra cushioning for better comfort.

Skid plate: Rs 550/-

Cat-cones can be damaged by high speed breakers and deep pits if we are not careful. A skid plate would be the best solution in this case. At Rs 550, this is a great option.

Tank Pad: Rs 190/-

If you do not like to display a fuel tank with multiple cuts and scratches, fitting a tank pad would be a very good decision. This protects your belt buckle or jacket from scratches on the vehicle's paint from the zipper and keeps it in excellent condition.

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