Street Legal Yamaha Raptor with Onboard Ride Height Adjustment
Published May. 13, 2016 0 Updated May. 13, 2016
This Raptor is one bad low rider
At first glance you might think this Yamaha Raptor was built for TT racing or maybe even for the Pikes Peak International hillclimb. Although it appears to be a low rider, this awesome quad features a hydraulic ride height adjustment on the rear of the quad. And to top it off it’s street legal!
Here’s a video of the machine in action.







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