Yamaha YZF-R1 Custom Drag (2019)

Drag bikes stretch the swingarm to keep the front wheel down. Both bikes here do that. The model is supplied debadged. Unbranded Exclusive Motorcycle is the pack with the code.

FiveM Yamaha YZF-R1 Custom spawn code

The spawn code is tolyamar1drag. Add Unbranded Exclusive Motorcycle to your resources folder, ensure it in server.cfg and restart once. The code then works from an admin menu, a garage list or a job script without further setup.

The Yamaha YZF-R1 Custom Drag (2019) in the gallery

One shot is a wet driveway with palm trees, silver and copper red bikes together. The other is a side profile pair where the long drag swingarms are clear. The rear sits low and far back. The rest of the bodywork stays minimal.

Model files at a glance

• Poly count: 55.683
• .yft file: 2.7 MB
• .ytd file: 1.8 MB
• Tuning parts: none
• Spawn code: tolyamar1drag

Use the file sizes to decide where this sits in your load order. A shorter load order helps if you already run a long vehicle list. File sizes matter more than poly count when players complain about loading.

Where it comes from

Drag bikes start life as ordinary supersports like the R1, then lose everything a strip does not need. Long swingarms and wheelie bars come from that scene, which grew up around quarter-mile strips in America. A custom like this only makes sense on a drag night. It ships debadged.

Where to get it

Buy it as part of Unbranded Exclusive Motorcycle, which holds 40 vehicle pages. Look at the Yamaha MT-10 (2020) page too if you want a second option. More of the same maker is on the Yamaha vehicle hub.

Roles it suits

Drag strips, straight line events and custom garages all suit it. It has no tuning parts, so the build is fixed. Its small files make it cheap to stream. Keep it for event nights rather than daily use.

The gallery on this page is the only place those colours are confirmed. Check your stream limits before adding several models in one night. Tuning parts decide how much a mod shop menu can change on the model. Write the code down somewhere, because guessing it never works.