Bought a plastic welder Friday to attempt to repair the original plastics. I have both sides and the bottom. My rear brake caliper, stay, and line came in. Looks like the FZR1000 stuff will fit. The same with the front fairing stay. I'm headed to a salvage shop Friday to pick up some FZR600 handle bars because I think they'll fit in the 750 clip ons I have.
How do I remove the throttle from the bar to test the fitment on the 750 clip ons before I go buy them? I got so confused trying to take them apart. I'll get pics Friday. I hope to have the bottom plastics mounted, gotten rid on ugly dirt bike bars, and have rear brakes by then.
1988 FZR750 Restoration Project
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Re: 1988 FZR750 Restoration Project
1993 FZR600
R6 Shock Mod
R6 Voltage Regulator
R1 Fender
1988 FZR750
Naked half assed streetfighter getting restored.
R6 Shock Mod
R6 Voltage Regulator
R1 Fender
1988 FZR750
Naked half assed streetfighter getting restored.
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Re: 1988 FZR750 Restoration Project
Put the bar risers & ugly dirt bike bars up for sale a couple of guys were thinking about going that route to ease their back muscles :-}nate88fzr wrote:Bought a plastic welder Friday to attempt to repair the original plastics. I have both sides and the bottom. My rear brake caliper, stay, and line came in. Looks like the FZR1000 stuff will fit. The same with the front fairing stay. I'm headed to a salvage shop Friday to pick up some FZR600 handle bars because I think they'll fit in the 750 clip ons I have.
How do I remove the throttle from the bar to test the fitment on the 750 clip ons before I go buy them? I got so confused trying to take them apart. I'll get pics Friday. I hope to have the bottom plastics mounted, gotten rid on ugly dirt bike bars, and have rear brakes by then.
