This document summarizes research analyzing the static structural performance of a motorcycle frame made from aluminum alloy 6063, as an alternative to mild steel. Finite element analysis was conducted using ANSYS software to model the frame under various static loads. Experimental testing was also performed on a prototype frame to validate the FEA results. The FEA found the aluminum frame experienced less stress than mild steel under the same loads, with a weight reduction of 34%. Experimental compression and impact testing of aluminum 6063 samples agreed reasonably well with FEA predictions. Therefore, replacing mild steel with aluminum 6063 could improve fuel efficiency without compromising frame strength.