2004 The Rock Store Photo Gallery

The Rock Store is a popular destination for motorcycle enthusiasts.

Even with a video camera serving as the Y2K's rearview mirror, backing up the turbine-engined monster can be a two-man operation.

With 71 inches between its Dymag carbon fiber wheels, the Y2K is a gangly machine.

The dual exhaust outlets below the massive aluminum swingarm have been known to melt plastic car bumpers if they get too close.

The Y2K is all about straight-line speed. By the looks of the 2-inch chicken strips on its tires, it doesn't perform as well in the corners.

A copper seat pan resides under this hand-crafted leather seat.

For those that don't understand Spanish, it says: Rider, White Monkey.

The Panamericana lettering refers to a ride Jesse James took from Texas into Mexico with rap-rocker Kid Rock.

For those who don't understand Spanish or engines, there's two cylinders of Patrick Racing power driving the rear wheel.

A piercing, high-pitched whine accompanies the Y2K's start-up, as Jay Leno demonstrates to the crowd at the Rock Store.

You don't want to ride this bike if you hate attention.

Email Newsletter
Sign-up for our weekly update.

MotoUSA Mobile
Optimized for your device.

Motorcycle Superstore
Shop with confidence - #1 rated.

About Motorcycle USA

Advertising

Resources

Services

Drag site icon to your taskbar to pin site.