The fork on JvB-moto's custom Yamaha XSR700 has been modified just a touch for the build.

Germany’s JvB-moto is now the first custom builder to step up and deliver their take on the latest offering from Yamaha's Sport Heritage range.

Part of Yamaha's Yard Built parameters is no cutting or welding to the frame, but JvB-moto was still able to trim down the look of the XSR700's tail section.

JvB-moto stripped down the XSR700's anodized tank to its raw alloy form.

JvB-moto customized an XSR700 as part of Yamaha's Yard Built program.

Custom risers and LSL handlebars keep the front end of JvB-moto's XSR700 tidy and racy.

The side covers and seat of this custom Yamaha XSR700 were made by JvB-moto.

JvB-moto wanted to "to transform the look (of the XSR700) so it looks the way it feels, really agile, lightweight and powerful."

JvB-moto's custom Yamaha XSR700