88 FZR 750
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- 88FZR750GREG
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88 FZR 750
I just bought an 88 FZR 750. The upper fairing and windshield are damaged. I'm trying to find out if the parts from owo1 will fit. Any ideas? Thanks. Greg
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Re: 88 FZR 750
no, unfortunately the body of the ow does not mount on the 750 genesis.
1000 fzr 3LF 1991
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Re: 88 FZR 750
My guess is that it would take a significant amount of fabrication to make that work.
Please try to post in the correct forum. Not only does it keep the site tidy, but you are more likely to get a response. I'll move this thread to the 750 forum.
Also, as a courtesy, please go to the Newbie forum to introduce yourself. Don't forget to put your location in your profile.
Thanks,
Brandon
Please try to post in the correct forum. Not only does it keep the site tidy, but you are more likely to get a response. I'll move this thread to the 750 forum.
Also, as a courtesy, please go to the Newbie forum to introduce yourself. Don't forget to put your location in your profile.
Thanks,
Brandon
92 FZR600 - 3EN2 400 swingarm, Micron, DynoJet, Factory Pro, K&N, R6 shock, RT springs/emulators, R6 MC, Galfer, YZF calipers, Vortex, RK, YZF/R6 VR/R, Vortex, Zero Gravity
90 FZR400 - Sharkskinz, D&D, Sudco, DynoJet, Factory Pro, Ohlins, RT springs/emulators, JEM Machine, Woodcraft, NRC, Galfer, Vortex, RK, YZF/R6 VR/R, Vortex, Lockhart Phillips
89 FZR600 - Vance & Hines, DynoJet, Zero Gravity - sold in '91
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Re: 88 FZR 750
Check eBay for fairings. I see them pop up from time to time. But a front fairing from a 88 1000 might fit. The bikes were surprisingly similar. Be careful what you look for when searching for parts. Many people list items from a FZ750 for the FZR750 - these are 2 very different bikes. The FZR750 was only built for 1 year before they changed to the OW01, so parts can be a little scarce
Yes, that is a Single Sided Swingarm FZR600 that I built.
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I can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel....Then I realize that it is the train coming to run my ass over....
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Re: 88 FZR 750
+1 In fact, I think the only difference between the 1st Gen 750s & 1000s was the motor / tranny. The bodywork is more than likely the same. I would investigate that further as a potential option.cad600 wrote:But a front fairing from a 88 1000 might fit. The bikes were surprisingly similar.
92 FZR600 - 3EN2 400 swingarm, Micron, DynoJet, Factory Pro, K&N, R6 shock, RT springs/emulators, R6 MC, Galfer, YZF calipers, Vortex, RK, YZF/R6 VR/R, Vortex, Zero Gravity
90 FZR400 - Sharkskinz, D&D, Sudco, DynoJet, Factory Pro, Ohlins, RT springs/emulators, JEM Machine, Woodcraft, NRC, Galfer, Vortex, RK, YZF/R6 VR/R, Vortex, Lockhart Phillips
89 FZR600 - Vance & Hines, DynoJet, Zero Gravity - sold in '91
http://www.fzrbrandon.com
!!! 400 & 600 Parts For Sale !!! viewtopic.php?f=18&t=9971
Re: 88 FZR 750
Yup. I have an extra set of plastics for my '87 FZR750 that I got off an early model FZR1000..fzrbrandon wrote:+1 In fact, I think the only difference between the 1st Gen 750s & 1000s was the motor / tranny. The bodywork is more than likely the same. I would investigate that further as a potential option.cad600 wrote:But a front fairing from a 88 1000 might fit. The bikes were surprisingly similar.
1987 FZR750RT- Has a 1990 FZR1000 engine and front end, 40mm Keihin flatslide carbs w/ K&N stage 3 pod filters, Vance & Hines Powerpack, D&D polished full exhaust, Polished frame and swingarm, PM Chicane wheels, SS Braided front brake lines, Red LP Speedscreen.