Honda used by Nakagami in the MotoGP World Championship. However, due to a shoulder injury that compromised his plans to ride this extraordinary machine, he decided to put it up for sale.
But this is not just a bike with racing-inspired decoration. The 2021 Honda CBR1000RR-R that Feenstra customized was adapted in detail to replicate the experience of riding a true MotoGP bike. Not only was it ridden by Nakagami himself at the Italian circuit of Vallelunga, but the rider also left his signature on the fuel tank, protected by a clear film layer.
A racing machine through and through
The bike features impressive technical specifications. The engine, capable of developing 213.7 hp at the rear wheel (and an astounding 242 hp at the crankshaft), is complemented by 122 Nm of torque, providing brutal acceleration. Additionally, the ABS system was removed, and the electrical system was simplified, mirroring the design of official HRC bikes.
To improve track performance, the rear suspension was equipped with a K-Tech DDS Pro shock absorber, while the braking system includes 6mm Motomaster floating discs, Brembo Z04 pads, and modified brake lines to optimize cooling.
The visuals weren’t neglected either. The MotoCarbons fairings were carefully manufactured to replicate the decoration used by Nakagami in the 2023 season, including sponsor logos. The cherry on top is the titanium Akrapovic exhaust system, which provides a sound as intimidating as the bike’s performance.
More than a motorcycle: a collector’s piece
With only 6,550 km on the odometer, the bike is in immaculate condition, ready for track use or display. Feenstra suggests that the future owner could use it as a decorative piece, highlighting its exclusivity. After all, it’s not every day that you find a motorcycle signed by a MotoGP rider, much less one that he himself rode.
For the most ardent fans, the seller also includes Nakagami’s suit, gloves, and helmet, all signed and in excellent condition.
A sale for those who respect the value of passion
Feenstra admits he hasn’t set a fixed price for this true relic, but warns that he expects respectable offers: ‘The world is already full of time-wasters,’ he states in the advertisement. The bike can be delivered to any European country and, by agreement, also to other continents.
GP e um orçamento generoso, esta pode ser a oportunidade de levar para casa não apenas uma moto, mas um pedaço da história do desporto motorizado.
Source: Todocircuito
