Yamaha YZF-R25 (2019 - 2025)

Warehouse light makes the two colours easy to compare here. One bike is blue, the other black-khaki. The model is supplied debadged. Unbranded Exclusive Motorcycle holds it.

Getting the FiveM Yamaha YZF-R25 running

Drop the Unbranded Exclusive Motorcycle resource into your resources folder. Add an ensure line for it in server.cfg, then restart the server. Open your admin menu and spawn it with tolr2525. Type the code exactly as shown or the model will not load.

What the Yamaha YZF-R25 (2019 - 2025) looks like

The first image is a front view inside an open warehouse with both bikes side by side. The second is a side profile pair in black and blue-white against a sunlit warehouse opening. The fairing is compact. The tail sits short and high.

What the files weigh

• Poly count: 249.923
• .yft file: 9.7 MB
• .ytd file: 1.7 MB
• Tuning parts: 5
• Spawn code: tolr2525

Server owners can plan stream space from these two file figures alone. Give it a test spawn on a private server before you sell it in a shop. Add the resource once and every admin on the server can use the code.

Where it comes from

The R25 is a small-capacity sports bike Yamaha sells mainly in Asia, built to give new riders the supersport look early. Its bodywork copies the larger R models closely. Learner roleplay, delivery jobs and a first-bike dealership all suit it. This one arrives debadged.

Where it is sold

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.

Jobs and roleplay uses

City riding, learner characters and rental fleets all fit. Five tuning parts cover a small shop list. It slots between the smallest and the large sportbikes. Use it as a step-up bike.

The pack ships as one resource, so you manage a single folder. Test the resource on a local server first, then push it to the live box. 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.