Penang, 28 September 2025 – The island turned into biker central last weekend as RCB came in as the Title Sponsor of the Festival Y15, Y16 & 135LC 6.0, organized by Maju YX15.
Over 70,000 riders, fans, and families filled the two-day festival (Friday–Saturday), making it one of the biggest community gathering at the Northern part of Malaysia!
The opening ceremony was officiated by YB Datuk Seri Dr. Shamsul Anuar bin Haji Nasarah, Deputy Minister of Home Affairs, who took time to meet the community and show his support for Malaysia’s booming motorcycle culture.
The Biggest Highlight – Mercedes for a Teen Rider!
The crowd went wild when the Grand Prize – a Mercedes Benz A250 fully sponsored by RCB – was announced. The winner? 19-year-old Yaya Fairuz from Puncak Alam!
At just 19, Yaya drove home in a brand-new Mercedes, proving that sometimes dreams do come true at biker festivals.
But that wasn’t all. RCB made sure everyone felt the excitement with more prizes, including:
🏍️ Several brand-new motorcycles
🔥 Two RCB Carbon Rims worth RM12,000
🎉 RCB 30th Anniversary merchandise worth RM2,000
🛡️ Exclusive RCB cover sets
🎁 Loads of official RCB souvenirs and products
UMA Racing Joins the Party
Adding to the thrill, UMA Racing chipped in with a Superhead worth RM1,500 and RM3,000 worth of UMA products, handed out during competitions across the two days.
Celebrating 30 Years of RCB with Riders
RCB, a brand synonymous with performance, innovation, and style, used the festival as a perfect way to celebrate their 30th anniversary with the very riders who helped build their success.
“Festival Y15, Y16 & 135LC 6.0 is a special opportunity for us to celebrate 30 years of RCB with the motorcycle community that has always been part of our journey,” said Marcus Leong, RCB Group Marketing GM.
With 70,000+ bikers showing up and huge energy from the crowd, the Festival once again proved that Malaysia’s motorcycle scene is more than just riding – it’s a culture, a family, and a lifestyle.
🔥 From a Mercedes for a 19-year-old rider to thousands of bikers celebrating together, this was one festival for the books – and RCB showed once again why it’s the heartbeat of the riding community.
