Kawasaki ZX-6R 2019

Red fairings against cobblestones, with a bright blue windscreen doing the talking. Six tuning parts make this one of the more adjustable bikes in the pack.

Getting the FiveM Kawasaki ZX-6R onto your server

Use tolzx6r in game once Unbranded Motorcycle Pack A is installed. Move the pack folder into resources, ensure it in server.cfg, then restart. Your admin menu will find it straight away. Garage and dealership scripts take the same value, so the bike can be sold like any other stock.

Red paint, blue screen

The first shot places the sportbike in a cobblestone villa courtyard, red bodywork with a blue windscreen above it. The rear three-quarter adds a silver exhaust and puts a flower bush behind the tail.

Courtyard light is soft, so look at the file figures too if you want to judge how detailed the mesh really is.

Stream folder numbers

• Poly count: 266.026
• .yft file: 7.9 MB
• .ytd file: 5.5 MB
• Tuning parts: 6

Those numbers belong to the files, not to the drive. Poly count covers mesh detail. Weigh the sizes against your remaining stream budget.

About the real ZX-6R

The ZX-6R is Kawasaki's middleweight Ninja, the class most track day riders start in. It keeps full fairings and a racing riding position in a smaller package than the litre machines. Servers use bikes of this size for couriers and younger street riders. This model ships debadged.

The pack it ships in

The bike is sold as part of Unbranded Motorcycle Pack A. That pack carries 43 vehicles in total. You buy the set once and the whole list becomes available to your staff.

Putting it to work

A rider character who is past a first bike but not into flagship money. It works for delivery jobs, for a small racing club, or as mid-priced stock in a bike shop. The tuning parts let two players run visibly different builds.

The Kawasaki vehicle list holds the rest of the range, including the Kawasaki Z900 (2021). Sort by body style on the full vehicle list.