When a Legendary Motorcycle Is Better Accessorized Than You
Have you ever considered accessorizing your motorcycle? That’s the kind of energy TwoJeys brings to its first collaboration with Yamaha.
The TwoJeys x Yamaha R9-25 still reads as a serious performance machine. It just happens to carry a little more bling, courtesy of Barcelona-based jewelry brand TwoJeys.
A black hand-painted base keeps the bike grounded. Silver flames move across the bodywork, logos exist as material rather than graphics, and even the bike’s working parts are treated with the care of jewelry instead of racing hardware. Crucially, Yamaha’s high-speed engineering discipline remains intact underneath.
Based in Barcelona but shaped by the founders’ road trip along Route 66, TwoJeys has always pulled from biker and rocker Americana.
That influence shows up in the brand’s sterling silver rings, chains, and bracelets, pieces that feel worn-in rather than styled, closer to personal gear than decoration.
More importantly, TwoJeys has a clear history of applying that mindset to objects. The brand once turned an oversized cowboy hat into a functioning sofa for its Barcelona flagship, later making the piece available for purchase as furniture.
It has also collaborated with Havaianas, accessorizing flip-flops with its signature metallic star pins across multiple colorways. In other words, TwoJeys doesn’t just design jewelry, it decorates objects.
That’s why the Yamaha collaboration doesn’t feel like a stunt. Yamaha brings decades of motorsport credibility and engineering seriousness. TwoJeys doesn’t soften that edge. It treats the motorcycle the same way it treats a couch or a flip-flop, by applying weight, material, and attitude where it normally wouldn’t belong.
The result is less a collaboration than a statement. Anything can be accessorized if the material language is right. In this case, the object just happens to have two wheels and a top speed of 145 mph.
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