Yamaha FZ-S Drops Its Stock, Muscular Look For A Retro Scrambler Inspired Styling

A Yamaha FZ-S dropped its muscular and chiseled factory styling for a retro scrambler inspired look. The end result is a motorcycle that looks more rugged, and off-road ready than the stock Japanese entry-level naked roadster. HUSTLER MOTO is responsible for this retro styled motorcycle.

Check out the custom built Yamaha FZ-S Scrambler in the video below:

The motorcycle was first stripped down Firstly, the bike was fully stripped down to ready some sketches and design before moving forward. The fuel tank was sourced from a Hero MotoCorp motorcycle and the entire scrambler was designed around it. The custom side panels were hand made and are aimed to appear simple, yet modern. Above the side panels is the new saddle. The saddle was redesigned with a retro look, and it now features a ribbed pattern.

The motorcycle features a custom built front fenders at both ends. A aftermarket brake lights sits right above the rear fender, along with a pair of indicators.

Upfront, staying with the retro-theme, the motorcycle features a round headlight, and a flat handlebar. The front suspension gets a increased height. The wheels are wrapped in dual-purpose tyres which should offer decent grip when riding off the tarmac.

The motorcycle gets a K&N air-filter and a re-tune to the carburettor. The stock exhaust was replaced by a aftermarket unit. Was there a bump in performance? The actual numbers weren’t shared with us but we don’t expect a massive change in the performance department.

The motorcycle is painted with a metallic race blue color with race stripes on the fuel tank. The entire project took six weeks to complete. Here’s a quick look at the highlights of the motorcycle: