FZR's little cousin - the TZR
Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2009 12:03 am
This is me on my buddies 1991 Yamaha TZR 250 2 stroke. 3Xv model
IT was a crappy running bike as it was running rich and the main jets needed changing plugs fouling etc.. but still a fun ride.
Sorry pics are a bit low res
I have been working hard this season my body position and think this pic shows the result well. I got a comfortable position now that allows me to control the bike well and also feel the input from the bike
I let this guy pass and set up for this picture. I knew Dragan was in the corner with Camera in hand. Dragan did the photo shoot of me and the dragon girls (Candy) a few years back and has done a lot sport photography in the past.
The nut passing on the outside is my buddy Fred. He is a student of mine who has a built like a mutha f*ck CBR 1000 RR good when your students learn and start o kick ass Look at the body position of the two riders. Pretty much tells it all squid VS talent. Fred got a long history of racing dirt bike in Canada behind him.
Just me playing around for the camera
Fred wanted to follow me for a few laps to check out my line in this corner. He said it scared the f*ck out of him in this first corner of the "S turn so I showed him a less stressful way around.
IT was a crappy running bike as it was running rich and the main jets needed changing plugs fouling etc.. but still a fun ride.
Sorry pics are a bit low res
I have been working hard this season my body position and think this pic shows the result well. I got a comfortable position now that allows me to control the bike well and also feel the input from the bike
I let this guy pass and set up for this picture. I knew Dragan was in the corner with Camera in hand. Dragan did the photo shoot of me and the dragon girls (Candy) a few years back and has done a lot sport photography in the past.
The nut passing on the outside is my buddy Fred. He is a student of mine who has a built like a mutha f*ck CBR 1000 RR good when your students learn and start o kick ass Look at the body position of the two riders. Pretty much tells it all squid VS talent. Fred got a long history of racing dirt bike in Canada behind him.
Just me playing around for the camera
Fred wanted to follow me for a few laps to check out my line in this corner. He said it scared the f*ck out of him in this first corner of the "S turn so I showed him a less stressful way around.