Attack of the Chinese clones (again): The Huaying R6
Huaying R The Huaying R6 borrows design and even the name from the Yamaha R6... but it's not quite all there when it comes to what's lurking underneath Tech And Moto Of course, it is common knowledge now that intellectual property isn’t a legal term considered terribly important when it comes to a sizeable number of the otherwise vast choice of motorcycle manufacturers in China. It has brought us various facsimile models borrowing looks as diverse as the Honda Grom, MV Agusta Superveloce 800, Ducati Panigale and even the Royal Enfield Himalayan. In short, no motorcycle manufacturer is safe from the sincerest form of flattery (so to speak). Huaying R6 Arguably the manufacturer that ‘inspires’ the most ‘fan art’ is Yamaha, in particular its ubiquitous R sportsbike range. We’ve seen plenty of R1s over time, but this time we have the R6-influenced, erm, R6! Yes, not content with tracing over the design, this fluro-fantastic sportsbike by Huaying is also named the R 6. A quick gla