Check out Shawn's modified FZX:
"Ricardo,I have some pics for the hall
of fame.I finally have Lulu's bike about done.I just got done stretching her
swingarm 6",FZR 600 forks,wheels,brakes and radial tires.Handles like a
dream.
Thank you, Shawn Kloker"
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Dave Rutty sent in this pic of his FZX, all
original, except for the Laser Pro-Stock silencers.
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Adam owns this '86, now with XJR back end and TDM
frond end.
Hi Ricardo, Here are some pics of my 1986 FZX
I have changed the back end to the now popular XJR 1200 with a fat 180 tyre. And
the front is a TDM 850, I thought as I was going to need the trees for the FZR
front and the only thing around fleabay at the time was the whole front end I
may as well chuck it all on, so I did. There is enough forks through the trees
to add clip ons, so maybe I will go that way with it. The headlight is what I
bought for my Virago that I stripped to rebuild but got the FZX to ride while it
was in bits, and now I have one I cant be bothered to do the Virago cause the
Fazer is much more fun. Any way this is it upto now, Cheers
Adam.
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Mick
King
from Canada sent in these pics of his '86 FZX:
"HOWDEE RICARDO JUST SOME PICS OF MY 86 FZX
1000 -PAINTED AND PIN STRIPED PAINTED IN MERCEDES SILVER. I MADE A BRACKET KIT
UP TO HOLD THE FZR 1000 CALIPERS SEE PICS WORKS GREAT! AND MY HONEY KEEPING MY
BEER WARM!
PLEASE POST WITH EMAIL IF YOU ARE UP TO IT! AND THANKS FOR STAYING WITH US
FAZERMEN RICARDO
MICK KING
BC"
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Update from Mick:
Mick has these bits from a '87/'88 FZR1000 for sale.
If anyone's interested, please drop
him a line.
Err...not sure if pic 7 is for sale too or what, but Mick sent it in and I thought
it would be a good idea to post it.
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Age from Norway sent in these pics
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Curtis's FZX...
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Ozzy converted his FZX to fit a Ducati 916
tailpiece...
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Josh from the good ol' US of A sent in
these pics of his completed FZX restoration/custom rebuild project. A special
note of appreciation because he did it all by himself in his garage. This build
would ashame many professional builders, I tell you. Check out the specs and
pics below.
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I purchased
this 1986 Fazer 700 in October of 2003; it was in rough shape to say the least.
It obviously had been wrecked, but the engine and tranny were still in good
shape. That winter I started tearing it apart to give it a full
restoration, well after discovering how rare and expensive OEM parts were I
decided to go a different route. I
switch gears and was now going to do a modern rendition of what a modern Fazer
should look like (I feel Yamaha miss the mark with their current FZ1000 and
FZ750). So 21/2 years later I
finial finished my creation I call it the 06’ R7 Fazer.
Below I have listed out all the changes that went into this bike:
Front Forks
and Triple Tree, calipers and discs: Off a 94’ ZX9
Front Wheel and fender: off a 01 ZX6
Headlight and windscreen: off a 99 CBR 600, (trimmed)
Custom Handle bars and clamps: Hand made
Rear Swingarm,
shock and caliper: off 03 R6 (extensive
Rear frame mods)
Rear wheel, Disc and sprocket: off 01 R1
Rear Taillight: off 01 ZX6 (extensive
Rear frame mods, turning signals wired into taillight)
Custom Fiberglass rear fender: Hand made
Seat and seat cover: Re-shaped original and re-upholstered with leather
Re-located battery and coolant burp bottle
Veypor Digital Display (Excellent product)
Custom License plate bracket and headlight bracket: Hand made
Engine Mods:
Ported and polished head
Thinner Cylinder gasket (raised compression to 11.8:1)
New rings and hone job
Re-seated valve and lash settings
Custom 4 into 2 into 1 Exhaust with Vance & Hines silencer and copper heat
wrap: Hand Made
Rebuilt Carbs with stage III jetting and single pod air filters
Dyna Coils and wires
All parts were custom painted
Note: I sent nothing out to be done by a professional; I completed everything (paint,
fab and assembly) in the comfort of my garage.
I’d like to think Ricardo and all you Fazer
fans out there for inspiring me to do this project by have such a great website
and forum. And last but certainly
not least I’d like to thank my wife for putting up with the mess in the garage
for the last 2 ½ years.
Josh
Central Illinois, USA
Another one from the UK, a blue '96 FZX750
"The bike was totally original when I got
her and all ive done is the following:
1. had the seat re-shaped and recovered.
2. Adapted a small sissy bar taken from a harley. (no badges on it, thank god)
3. New exhaust system.
About to make a start on:
1. Fitting FZR1000 unpside down forks onto front.
2. Fancy paint job, when I can decide design.
and thats it, anyway happy riding where ever you
are."
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Pics of the famous "Bad ass
Mother" FZX, a slammed FZX, with R1 swingarm and gorgeous custom made
scoops.
Apparently, the guy is going to fit a 300mm tire with the chain running outside
the frame. Let's wait to see the result.
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An FZX from the home of the ancient
mighty empire...
"Hi Rik! I always check your web site go on
KICK ASS! Here is my FZX from ROME"
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WARNING!
The following picture shows some nudity.
A naked bike (an FZX of course) and a naked lady (hot as f**k by the way)
I couldn't help sharing this pic with all of you. I hope you guys like it and
you ladies please bear with us.
Drooollll......
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Another pic of
Henk's beauty
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Two more updated
pics of Henk's FZX with Ducati 916 tailpiece:
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Henk Eising's FZX
was modified by himself with a Ducati 916 tailpiece and with new black pain it now looks like
this.
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Check this out! This is Henk
Eising's Fazer with a Ducati tail piece and a dual light
minifairing. looks great!.
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Robert from the UK built this custom FZX, that
show us what can be done with this unique classic. Great to see aproaches
on custom building other than the typical streetfighter. Great work Bob. Look
forward to see the finished project.
Hi Ricardo,
Thought I'd send you latest pics of my FZX.Seat has yet to be covered (have
drawn it in on photo). Radiator cowls are modified Triumph items made into
one piece with bullet indicators added. Rear mudguard was made by chopping old
seat unit and plastic welding a new section of guard onto it. K&N filters
have replaced stock airbox with stage 3 dynojet kit. Exhaust is Marving.
Front brake and clutch lines are now Goodridge - master cylinders stripped and
polished. Bars are 1 1/4" Yamaha Star accessories,so all original controls
have been ground to fit then polished. Wiring has been lengthened for switchgear
and clocks so nothing goes tho' headlight (all conect where airbox was). Frame
now needs powder coating black after some minor work (adding and removing some
brackets) and hoping it'll be on the road for spring. The flame paint was done
at work (Dream Machine of Nottingham) by myself and a little help from
my colleagues.
If you'd like to put these pics in your 'Hall of fame', that would be great;
will send more when it's finally done.
All the best, Bob.
Long Eaton,
Nottingham, England.
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Mike King's vision of an 8cylinder FZX.
"MY DOUBLE TROUBLE V MAX EATER!! FZX"
Here it is Mike, enjoy!
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Hi Ricardo
I'm from holland and try to pimp up my wife's '86 FZX.
After contacting Henk Eissing the job get started. At first i started polising
diferent parts, then i ordert mijzelf a new ductail from Germany whit no holes
in it, zo i can place same tailligts from a
Aprillia schooter,then the bike whas painted in black.the parts fits en the
lichts are working!!
But i,m not ready ,diferent chances wil follow, I sent you the pictures later
when this is ready.
Note: i have diferent parts from the FZX....seat...rear
caps....handgrip, somebody interesting....
E_Mail riaborkent@home.nl
Sorry for my bad englisch,but i,m dutch
Jan Borkent
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Hi, my name is Mike and I live in
North Carolina, USA. Here are some pics of the 1986 Fazer I just got from a
buddy of mine (32,200miles). These will be the before pictures although it
already has a kerker 4 to 1 exhaust and some K&N filters. I am in the
process of getting a stock exhaust back on it and rebuilding the carbs. It also
is missing a few pieces here and there which I hope to get on Ebay. The rest
should polish out nicely so stay tuned!
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Shawn sent these two pics of his
'86 Fazer. I hope to see an updated pic of your project in the Spring Shawn. :-)
"Luauna's fazer right after
we got it."
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"Ricardo, Here's a picture
of Luauna's 86fazer ,It down to the bare frame now.I am also sending you a
before picture and an after in the spring when its done. Thank you, Shawn Kloker"
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Jan from Sweden owns this '87 FZX
"I'm sending you some pics
showing my FZX -750. Originally -87, imported to Sweden from USA, sometimes
during the 90´s the 700 cc motor was changed to a 94 hp 750, repainted two
years ago, exhaust silencers (hmmmm...?) hand made out of polished stainless
steel. Fantastic cool sound from these pipes and it goes like.......
Where? Just outside Malmö in southern Sweden!
This is a kind of love that will last for a looooooong time!! :-D
Take care
Jan"
valinsky@hotmail.com
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FAZER
FETISH
SatinBlack is it's name. This is one mean mother, I can tell you. Those air
filters showing off through the tank cover look the dog's b*ll*cks. Awesome
custom build.
Be sure you check out SatinBlack's website, where you can find lots of useful
info and pics about our beloved FZX.
Ride free
Ricardo
www.sy9apses.plus.com/
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Stefano from Italy owns this
highly modified FZX. Upsidedownies, 17"s, 916 tailpiece, monoshock
conversion, you name it. Here's what he has to say about it.
Hello Ricardo,
I send to the other photos and the progression to you of the jobs in the course of 2003 - 2004 - 2005
Year 2003
- Staple and front mudguard (Monster 600)
- Tail (CBR 900 adapted)
- posterior light (realized in house)
- Shocks-absorber (BITubo)
- Handle-bar (TDM 800)
- Forcellone, Motor and carburetors (FZ750)
- Pump brake and clutch (VFR750)
- Paint job auto body (realized in house)
- front Beacons (Aftermarket) Year 2004
- Polishing of the Staple (Monster 600)
- front Mudguard (Ducati SS900)
- Pliers (Brembo)
- Aereonautiche Pipages (assembled in house)
- Front Wheel and discs (YZF 750)
- Posterior Wheel and say posterior (Monster 600)
- Drainages polish (Monster to you 600)
- Tail and posterior beacon (Ducati 996)
- Adaptation tank (realized in house)
- partial Paint job (realized from a friend)
- Shocks-absorber (originate polish them to you)
- Cupolino in resin copy of the fabbri (realized in house)
- Realization tachimeter digital them with commands to the handle-bar (realized in house)
Year 2005 - Taken apart totally
- Modified the chassis (attacks posterior shock-absorber and posterior attacks pedalini realized in house)
- Sand-blasting and paint job chassis (realized in house)
- Modifications to the forcellone (realized in house)
- Modifications to the leveraggi and assembly posterior shock-absorber (realized in house)
- motor Paint job (realized in house)
- Opened drainages (realized in house)
- posterior Clamp (ZR7)
- Realizazione of the fianchetti and the convogliatori radiating (realize in house)
- Assembly to you shock-absorber of adjustable steering
Year 2006 (previewed Jobs)
- Paint job (to complete)
- posterior Wheel (Ducati ST2 180)
- Chromizings carburetors
- Cupolino (125 Derbi GPR knot)
The jobs of 2004 and 2005 have been realize to you in a shed taken in rent with my friends in order to make one small workshop.
Excuse for the errors but I use a translator!
Thanks, Ste!
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Mick sent these pics of his
beautifully restored '86. Really, this FZX looks like it just came out of the
factory. Not that many left looking like this. Great example of an original
classic.
Hi,
Heres some photos of my bike
Shes fully restored 1986 and in mint cond with only
7458 miles recorded
I had a 01 GSXR 600 but much prefer this
Mick
Shes being respayed Black in the winter and
i hope to get a 4 into 1 performance pipe or
2 sports cans when i can find who makes them
Mick
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Update!!!!!!
Billy sent these new pics of his
FZX upgrade, and this thing rocks!
Great looking custom build. Upside down forks, 17" wheels, massive
aluminium swingarm, steering damper, you name it.
Here's what Billy has to say about it:
"Hello guys how was your summer me not much riding on my fzx but my
RC51 picked up the tab for this one but nothing like fzx she was at
the shop the whole summer to get re streetfightered i installed R1
front end with wheel and a carbon fiber R1 fender billet blue bars
with R1 risers raptor fairing xjr rear end swing arm and rim with a
180 metzeler (planning to fit a 200)bouth rims have been powder
coated to candy blue steering dampner and the veypor
digital speedometer/tachometer gives you speed rpm gear indicator horsepower
dyno run and many other features and of course the past mods where
the fzr 1000 swap with stage 3 kit and a refitted micron carbon
fibre slip on.
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Billy
from the USA finished his
FZX Streetfighter rebuild, which includes a FZR1000 engine among many other
tasty bits.
Congratulations on a great looking rebuild, Billy!
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Paul from Poland owns this black FZX, featuring tribal airbrush and seat designs done by Paul himself and a kick
ass NOS kit.
Way to go Paul!
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Lee Beaver
sent these pics of his FZX...
I've been meaning to post these pics of my winter
project since ........well spring. 98 YZF600r rim with a Bridgestone bt020 170. I also finally
bought some new shocks, progressive 12 series, they seem to work quite well.
I took the swingarm to a shop and has them press it out 10mm more for hub clearance. They made a jig to
keep everything even and bent the rear of the swingarm back in so all is parallel. Hope you
like.
Lee
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Another FZX, this time from the
Czech Republic.
One of the things I like best about this Club and the Hall of Fame is to be able
to see FZX's and people from ALL around the world. It's really great to see so
many diferent people, diferent cultures, diferent ways of thinking, all gathered
around the same beautiful machine and tru classic, the Yamaha FZX Fazer.
Hi Ricardo,
I would like to send to you same pictures of my bike FZX 750 for inclusion to your sites. I have done some cosmetic
changes.
Many regards from Turnov - heart of Czech Paradise
Marian Schulz
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Piotr (PGR in the FZX Club) from
Poland made some awesome modifications on his FZX. For a better specification,
here's the email Piotr sent:
Hi guys!
It was 1:30 am.
When me and my best friend finished the hard job.
The job was on changing some parts which had been preparing from a long time ago.
But now the dream comes true...
on 2:00 am I gave her a test ride... Yeah cornering is f^&*n awesome!!
OK OK the point of customizing is:
1. Real great looking and even better yealling MIG exhaust cans.
2. A wheel from YZF 1000 R Thunderace, but not stock ( Wider - 6,25 rim by DEGET Racing Germany)
3. Thunderace swingarm machineworked for Showa rear suspension.
4. Great paintwork of wheel made by me and one of my best friends.
5. New aftermarket rear lamp and blinkers, handlebar, and grips :)
This the first stage of fightering ma yama.
Can`t do more cause my wallet is now empty like the lake on a Sahara :)
Now I`m really poor and really HAPPY!!!
Next stage (2nd) will be front wheel ;)
Hope you`ll like it!
Cheers
PGR
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Update on Carmen and Dave's
FZX.
...They show the recent addition of Risers, which takes away backache riding on FZX. Dave also reckons it handles better, you can throw it around more. We want to take the centre stand off, cause it keeps grounding going around
roundabouts.
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Barmy Carmy
from the UK owns this
blue FZX.
Hi Ricardo,
As promised updated our photos 1997 FZX 750. Yes by all means show our email
address. So the following have been done to our bike.
Firstly we lowered her with Hagon Shocks, Then we changed exhaust to Predator Sports
exhaust. She has been derestricted via carbs and Airbox. We have changed the sprocket from 39 cog to a 43
cog. We've got Goodridge hoses for front brakes, and have upgraded Sintered brake pads.and finally swapped the
chains. In one of the photos you can see Dave, my very own personal pilot! And other
half.
So we wont be riding fast.......Just flying Low!
Best Wishes to all my fellow bikers out there.
Barmy Carmy
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Warren and Gillian from the
UK have sent these pics of their FZX.
Ricardo,
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I really enjoy the bike and the company we have on the club. Keep up the good
work.
Please see attached pics of me, the bike and my good ladies Intruder, Gillian as discovered the delights of the FZX, I feel another FZX coming
on!!!
If you would post the pics we would be proud?
Thanks,
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Reinhard
from Germany owns this
FZX but it seems his son likes it better than him.
A future biker, maybe...? :-)
Hi Ricardo,
enclosed you find 2 pics of my recently used bought FZX 750.
I am a german and live in Greece (close to Thessaloniki)
Guess the bike is quite old but it runs well.
Waiting for an digital speedometer from Germany to see how is the top speed.
Made some minor but in my eyes important optical changes. The ugles rear chrome fender and
license holder i cut and now the rear looks great. Small flash lights, and I lowered the front
light.
The instruments (from a Honda XL500) are only for optic, because i got the bike without
any.
Bye
Reinhard
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Ray
from England bought this grey
FZX and sent us this pic before he took delivery.
Talk about FZX passion! Welcome to the Brotherhood Ray.
Hi Ricardo
Just a quick note to say hi for all the good advice on the fzx group, and for the web presence for
the bike. I have attached a pic of my fzx, which I bought today and which will be delivered
tomorrow.
Christmas has come early this year!!!
All the best
Ray, England
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Ole from Norway rebuilt his FZX
and it ended looking like this. Well, when we start modifying bikes, they're
never finished, so I'm sure we'll get more updates on it :-)
When He sent me the pic I though I was looking at a pic of my own FZX (As it
looked a while ago)
"Hey dude... i thought i should send you a picture of my fzx
i've rebuild this winter.. got lots of ispiration from your bike and thanks for all
help...
ole-k"
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Olav
from Norway owns this
gorgeous orange FZX
Hello
I want to send you pictures of my new painted bike. I have done some changes during the
winter.
The engine has been tuned and new paint and so. Hope you will put my pictures on your site. Great site you
have. I have a pictures at your site of my bike last year with new Sito exhaust.
Olav. T.
Norway
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Brian
from the ol' US of A sent in these pics of his '86.
Hi Ricardo, here are a few pics of my 86 Fazer. I bought it a few months ago and love
it, wouldn't trade it for anything! Mods so far:
V-max rear shocks
Uni Pods
Stage 3 Jet kit
Yoshimura 4-1 exhaust
Drag bars w/anodized ends
Carbon Fiber mini turn signals
Euro mirrors
Removed rear fender
I still have a long way to go, but it will be worth it in the end.
Brian
Daytona, FL
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Wegit from the UK has sent this
pic and specs of his nice and tidy FZX750
Hi Ricardo
I have attached a photo of my fzx 750 for inclusion to your website.
The mods are:
Stage 1 dyno tune giving 89.2 bhp
Predator exhaust system
Mini indicators
Modded number plate holder
Renthal Bars
Wavy Disks (All round now)
Hagon Shocks
Goodridge Hoses
The bike has done approx 25,000 miles and runs like a dream. The dyno tune allows it to easily
power up to 70mph in first gear and can just reach the 144mph mark.
It's my bike and I love it.
Future mods include all ally polishing (being done as I speak) new seat, new
paint, upside down forks (when I can find some that will fit without have to change the front wheel or brake
system)
Always looking for accessories so if you know of any English speaking dealers then I'd be happy to talk to
them.
All the best with the website
Wegit ;o)
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Hi Ricardo,
Im about to buy a 96' FZX for a good price in the Philippines. Has a six speed but a built in speed
lamp next to the fuel lamp! Could it be a restricted speed bike?
What makes me interested is that it has 17" front and back wheels and adjusted
callipers, engine
sounds good, just plenty of cleaning and detailing to do.
Greetz (man your site rocks A-1)
Stan (lonely Belgian biker in the Philippines)
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Harlan from the US owns this '86
Fazer and here's what he has to say about it:
Hi! Great site I stumbled onto. Nice to see all the Fazers out
there. I 've just purchased my second 86' Fazer700. It's in great shape and rides great too!. I've been riding around for
"Bike Week" in Daytona Beach (March 05'). I get a lot of looks and most people have not seen
one. I guess it's rare for the U.S.. All stock (Soon to change) except for 4 into 1 with
Supertrapp. Also I owned a Fazer700 back in 91'. This is the next one I saw, So I grabbed
it! Fast Bike. Harlan.
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Pascal from Holland sent these
pics of his FZX with belly pan and streetfighter mini lights fairing.
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Jan2005
Pascal sent me these updated pics of his FZX and I must honestly say this is
one hell of a FZX. What a true marvel you got there Pascal. The seat looks great,
the paintwork is awesome, the upside down forks, the two huge exhaust cans...
everything looks top notch! Great work! What a truly amazing FZX. Don't hide it
in the garage. Go ride it and show it off to the rest of the world!
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Pedro Vasco
my neighbour from
Portugal, owns this grey FZX750 (same colour as mine was one day:-)
It features a '88 FZR1000 frontend (fited with a little help from yours truly),
ThunderCat600 clip-ons and custom made brackets for the clocks. This was done
during a 3day period, where I kept wrenching and Pedro kept bringing on the beer
(Portugal's finest, SAGRES)
During this period, we also fited the Vmax shocks and the leather tank cover.
After this, Pedro fited the TDM850 17" rear wheel, while retaining the
stock swingarm.
Way to go, Pedro.
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Jason Wikoff
owns this yellow '86
FZX700:
"Hello Ricardo,
Thanks for running such an awesome site! This is my 86, just a few mods for
now. Wanna do the FZ frontend, and the rear swingarm and rim to get some better rubber on the
road!"
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Thanks for the pics and words
Jason
Todd from the UK owns this '88
FZX750, upgraded with the FZR1000 engine and XJR1200 swingarm and wheel. Lovely.
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Maverick
from Poland built this FZX, which features a special painted red
engine, and a front and back ends
supplied by Frans from the Netherlands.
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Didier
from France sent a couple
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D. from Korea, who owns
MATTEBLACK, builds some fantastic "MAD MAX" type
streetfighters. Here
is one of their creations, an FZX750 "Industrial Chopper". Groovy.
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Brett
from Canada sent these pics
of his red FZX and his yellow VMAX.
Two great examples of
Yamaha's finest.
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ATTENTION!
I had some problems with my email
program and I found some "lost" pics with no reference to their
respective owners.
If you own any of these FZX, please send
me an email with
your name and the specs for the bike, so I can post the respective credits.
Thanks.
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Fred's FZX with
Yamaha TDM850 rear wheel, which to my current knowledge, seems to be the easiest
way to have a 17" rear wheel fit to our FZX
Hi Ricardo,
The only things that needed to be done (to fit the Yamaha TDM850 rear wheel) is
add a little washer (2 mm as far as I remember) on one side of the wheel on the
rear axle, to get spot on adjustment.
I can't remember if this was compulsory, but because I got the wheel from a
friendly broker who also gave me for free the rear disk and brake master
cylender support, I also fitted these ones to save a bit of weight. To do this,
I only had to saw a little part of the brake support so that it
be not in contact with the swingarm. This did not take much time to fit this on,
and a simple metal handsaw was required.
Now I can really feel the difference in the handling of the bike. However
note that you cannot fit huge tyres on this rear wheel, the standard one
is 150, but I got a 160 MEZ4 on it that works really well, and I did not want
any bigger so that the bike still turns and handles as well as it did before.
I have now installed a new engine (3500km) on my bike that I got from the same
broker, and will send photos to Ricardo as soon as I get hold
of a digital camera.
PS: Ricardo, I am the one that contacted one or 2 monthes when I could
not get my new engine starting. I found the solution to have a 4AM engine
work with a 2JE electrical wiring, and the CDI from a 750FZ. I do not have time
to explain this now cause I am at work, but if someone
needs the info, it needs to swap a few connections on the wiring and it works
really well. I am now running the engine in, and I can't wait
to push it to its limits, as it feels quite stonger than the original engine, I
polished the intake and exhaust ports, the explosion chamber, and
a few other bits, and more power seems to be here!!! my max speed was 245 km/h
on the speedo before, and I think I will be able to beat
it now...
Cheers,
Fred
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Nuno
from Portugal
owns this 1989 FZX with more than 140000km.
This is an immaculate FZX that surely deserves to be seen.
Parabéns Nuno e um abraço
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Peter is from the Netherlands and
his '86 Fazer looks like this
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Ger from the Netherlands sent
this pic of his monoshocked Fazer.
Hi Ricardo
sending you now a photo of my Fazer,
when i bought her she was nasty red, and because i am 48 years young, a more
modest color seemed more in place,
see for jour self, still she rides like a bullit on weels, i am very content
with the colors, now i only need a new pair off mufflers, maybe a hole new
exhaustline, to get it is no problem, only to pay it, hmm..... moneypain!
Kind regards, Ger.
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Check out Jason's mods on his
Fazer. FZR1000 front and back ends.
"I finished up my Fazer mods for
this year............until next winter! Here is what I've done and I will
include pics if the Yahoo server will let me........
Swapped a 1988 FZR1000 front end
and wheel. VERY easy! All I had to do was cut the "fork stop"
off of the top of the frame so the ignition for the FZR would fit flush.
3.5 inch wheel, radial tire, HUGE brakes!!!!!!
Round headlight from a CB750 (1978 vintage LOL)with front turn signals
mounted on the "ears" of the headlight bucket.....again VERY easy to
do.
K&N pod filters, stage 3 jets, used 4 into 1 with Supertrapp universal
slip on.
Aluminum swingarm from a 1985 FZ750 with (UGLY) shock mounts welded on.
This is a little wider inside than the stock swing and obviously, aluminum!
Uses stock brake mount/spacer also. Just took two old FZX axles and
welded them together to make a longer axle....axle diameter on 18 inch wheel
is the same as the FZX (17mm).
1987 FZR1000 18 x 4.5 in rear wheel with Avon tire. With the swingarm it
was also VERY easy. Had the FZR spacer machined down 4 mm and added a 2
mm spacer behind the sprocket.......things lined up pretty easily. Had
to move the rear brake arm over to the outside of the brace but just used a
longer bolt to attach it (the stock rear for the FZR is the same as the FZX).
Upped the rear sprocket to 46 teeth, which meant I needed a 110 link 530 chain
(stock for FZR is 532, I bought a "conversion sprocket" that will
also fit later 17 inch rear wheels). Also sprocket is lightweight
aluminum.
Rear fender is chopped with stock turn signals, but going to buy a taillight/
turn signal combo device (someone posted once how to do this without the
kit........anyone remember how?).
Luggage rack is from some guy in France via EBay......they sell them on some
web sites in the E.U. It is bigger than the stock Yamaha one and mounts
to the grabrail bolt holes with stock bolts.
SO, she is now a great bike, better than before........there is actually a
decent choice of 18 inch tires out there, and the mod was SO easy.......I
might try the 17 inch swap this winter and look for a better sounding/ looking
exhaust can.
Thanks a MILLION for ALL of the help guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
P.S. I now have 3 rear wheels, 1
front wheel, front discs, and some front brake parts that I don't need and
nobody wanted off of EBay. Let me know if you need them and make a fair
offer.
Cheers!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Jason
McGrath
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Richy
from Germany owns this
beatifully modified FZX.
His FZX features early FZR1000 front and back suspension, wheels, and the most
important, the 1000cc engine!!!
Nice mods, that flow real good with the FZX sillouette.
Keep up the excelent work, Richy.
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This is one mean machine everyone
should take a good look at.
This is Mike's V8 FZX Fazer.
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"Hi Ricardo
Here is the pic you wanted glad you liked it, i had a few e-mails about it but no death
threats, yet!
Spec is as follows:
92 FZX (ain't restricted no more!) 750 bottom end with bigger sump,and bigger oil
pump, fitted with a cosworth V-8 crank and rods, all balanced of course, 2 sets of FZX 750 barrels and top
ends, 1 standard exhaust system and 2 extra silencers and lots of stainless pipe.
Clutch and g/box strengthened, extra brake calipers added to front and back, monster chain and sprockets
fitted, and five "V-Max's put to shame" skull and crossbones, (oops, am i still a
member?)
Future modifications include an air shifter kit, N2o, new footrests as i keep burning my
ankles! Some bigger arms and shoulders, washable plastic elasticated underwear, and a parachute or ejector
seat, preferably both.
Great site really appreciate your work,
Ride free,(and in the real world!) Mike.
Great piece of work Mike, my
congratulations ;-)
Ricardo Damazio
Kyung Hwan J.
from South Korea
sent these pics of his Fazer.
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Joao Gaspar
from Portugal owns
this '86 red Fazer. It was imported from Canada in March '93.
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Um abraço para ti, João
Ricardo Damazio
Hi Ricardo, great site, and
nice to see so many Fazers (Phazers?) together in
one place.
Please find attached some pix of my own FZX, an accident damaged repair,
with a Z1000 top fairing, which I think sets the bike off nicely and allows
high speed cruising.
Regards,
Steve
(AKA Pistonbroke)
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And another FZX, this time from
Norway.
Hello...
I live in Norway and have just got my FZX Fazer.
I think its a american edition because its a 700cc. I send you a pic of the bike.
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Hi, my name is Nick
Elniff. I
stumbled onto your website one day and was amazed
by all the information about this awesome bike. It is hard to find websites
that have any information about them. I would love for you to put the
pics of my bike on your website.
It is a U.S. fazer, as you can tell from the 700cc instead of the 750cc. It
has 13,600 miles. I bought it with
11,000 miles and I had never heard of it before
and I was stunned when I went to pick it up. I was shocked by how fast
it is, also.
The previous owner drilled holes in the exhaust, and it sounds
MEAN. Hope to see my pics on the site soon.
Thanks,
Nick Elniff
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Steve Creameans
from the US sent
these pics of his Fazer.
"Thanks, love the site. Long
live the FAZER!
Steve"
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Hi
My name is David from Peterborough in England.
Thought i would send you a few pics of my FZX that i have just finished
rebuilding.
Its a 1987 model, was totally standard when i
bought it a year ago but as you can see i have done a few things to it.
I stripped it down to the frame last november and
then started rebuilding it and changing and
modifying some bits along the way.
I have listed below some of the main things ive had done to it :
Custom paint ( black with purple pearlecent + ghost
flames on the tank )
This was done profesionally and they did a stunning job, these pictures do
not do the quality or colour of the paint job any credit.
Done by GTA Powersports.
JMC 7020 box section swingarm.
Which not only looks great but has stiffened up the whole back end of the bike.
Modified and re'covered Seat.
Modified rear mudguard and light.
Goodridge clutch & brake hosing.
One off 4-1 stainless steel exhaust system with race can ( sounds great ).
Made by Predator Exhausts.
One off stainless steel ( 3mm gauge ) radiator guard.
This was laser cut to give me the lettering i wanted.
The list goes on .....................
Ive had loads of compliments from fellow bikers, even some Harley riders !!
There are still a few things left to do but they will wait until next winter,
at the moment im happy doing what FZX's were
designed for, and that's enjoying riding my bike.
Regards
David Trickey
Peterborough
England
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Check out the
latest update Frans from the Netherlands made to his Fazer.
Along with the FZR1000 motor he had previously fitted, his Fazer now features a
ZXR400 front end and a FZR1000 rear end with a monoshock converted frame.
Robert from Wales sent the
following email
I hope you will include me
on your web site.
The bike is a 1989 model from Portugal the bike it has been dynojetted and
a k&n filter fitted. No other mods at the moment but hopefully I will get the wheels changed to the 17"...
Bye for now
Rob
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And check out Bart's
silver FZX with and underseat exhaust system. I must say it's the first FZX I
see with this kind of exhaust and it looks great!
Hi,
I really like your site, and since I'm a proud owner of a 750 fzx '94, i thought
i would send you pictures of what i have done with it.
Best regards
Bart, Sweden
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This is Vitali
Cesare's FZX.
Hi Ricardo! I send
you some pictures of my bike.
If you want you can show them.
Best regards
Vitali Cesare (from La Spezia ITALY)
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Hi guys i finally
found the right stuff i need for my bike so it is my
pleasure to send you my bike as well for display
Talk to you later
Norman Vanasse
Montréal, Qc
Canada
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Just to let
you know your site is still tops.. I have attched some pics of my fzx, wondered
if you would post them on your site....its factory spec, i have just added a
backrest, rad cover and new grips, nothin major, but i still think she is a
bitchin bike...
Thanks
Danny (uk)
Ride safe brother
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George
from England owns this FZX and here's what he said about it:
"Here are a few
pics of my latest baby. i've had it for about 10 months and i have had
many bikes but this one has been the best. got it as a temperary replacement but
love it that much I'm keeping hold of it."
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Toshi Moriya
is from Japan and this is his FZX750
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Ok, this is FazerMan
from Germany and his '87 FZX
Check it out below
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Here is Alex's
(BBreaker) '92 FZX750
Alex is from France and here are the specs on his FZX:
- Totally stock except the 4 in 1 exhaust made by Hindle (Which by the way
seem to be still available). The European Hindle Distributors are Stampeeders,
France.
- Removed metal rear fender.
- Alex didn't mentioned, but it has aftermarket shocks that look like Fournales
or something.
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Talking about
standing out from the crowd. Check out Tom
Witt's Fazer, especially
its "Chamealeon" paintjob. The picture doesn't do it justice, this
paint has to be seen live to be appreciated. It changes from blues to purples
depending on the angle of vision and the amount of light available.
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Hi Ricardo
I have been coming to your site for a while now. So much useful info.
Well here are some pictures of my Fazer, it's the second one I have had.
Foolishly selling the last and buying an R6, mmm great you can go 150mph without
the slightest vibrate. Fun or what? NOT. aren't we supposed to feel like we are
going fast!
So I bought this Fazer a month ago. 1991 Mainly standard (for the moment)
Probably put Vmax shocks on though.
Custom paint job as you can see from the tank.
Mig pipes (not seen them on any other Fazer) and she roars.
Loud, fast and feels like a bike should.
Not selling this one off, too much fun.
great site
Martyn
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Martyn's
FZX custom paint (great) and MIG pipes which I never seen before on a FZX
either, make it really stand out from the crowd.
Check out Loafman's
FZX at http://www.loafman.co.uk/
He's planning some
really trick mods on his FZX, including a monoshock conversion, so my advice is
go check it out!
BTW, his MP3 musics are way cool too! Keep up the good work.
Check out Gery's
'89 StreetFighter.
"Hello Ricardo
wow, your page is very nice. i was realy surprised.
my bike is a `89 fazer with some change
this is my first big bike and the pleasure an fun is really great......
dont stop your Page, and Manowar is good sound :-)
Greetings
Gery"
Notice how a few little changes
can completely alter a bike's look. Great 'Fighter!
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And now an update on Gery's
FZX, after some more modifications. Great looking 'fighter!
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This is Randy's
Drag-Fazer. Randy organized the first FZX meeting in Wisconsin, USA. (Check
meetings section)
His Fazer features a 7020 JMC
aluminum swing arm 3 deep braced, extended an extra 6", progressive
suspension, Vmax shocks, to keep the front end down and a Barnett clutch. Stage
3 dynojet kit, kerker 4-1 pipe, with supertrapp megaphone stainless steel can,
zx-11 rear wheel with zx brake caliper, flanders drag bars, nitehawk mirrors, 4
individual k&n filters, crankcase guards, lockhart phillips fairing mount
directionals, aztec orange paint (Harley color) 86 rear wheel HP with kerker
can, pushing almost 90 RWHP with supertrapp as run on dynojet dyno.
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Check
out Norbert's
FZX streetfighter. He built it in Winter time ready to kick ass in the Summer.
Norbert is from Germany. (But we could guess that, because of the yellow engine
he he he)
Note: Another FZX can be seen in the background, with a full upside-down front
suspension and drag bars.
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This is Jun's
FZX750. Jun is from Japan.
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"Hi, Ricardo!!
My name is Jun, and I am a Japanese FZX freak.
Your site is wonderful!!
I enjoyed myself very much and looked at them.
I send the photograph of my FZX.
My FZX of this photograph is 750cc of Japanese specification.
The exhaust pipe with which my FZX is equipped is called "COBRA.", it
is a product made from "SP-TADAO."
"SP-TADAO" is the tuning production in Japan.
A rear suspension is a product made from white power.
Furthermore, I own FAZER700 of Export specification, and it is under restoration
at present.
I am going to try engine tuning, change to a 17 inch wheel, etc. after this.
I will be going to send a photograph, if work advances.
"FZX -- be eternal!! --"
Bye!!
Great
work on your FZX, Jun! Keep it up and shining. Greetings.
Ricardo
These
are
Curtis Lewis Twin Fazers. Curtis is from the
US.
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Check the "Fazer Thoughts"
section to read a small text by Curtis.
These two bikes really show all the heart and soul of the FZX Fazer.
Notice the Corbin Gunfighter
seat. These seats were the first made by Corbin
for the Fazer.
Two
real beautiful classics that honour
the name FZX Fazer.
Check out Karim's yellow FZX750
canadian version.
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"Hi there!
I want to tell you that your site kicks ass! It's a pleasure to visit
every time. Therefore I'm sending you a picture of my '86 FZX750. It was
imported from Canada in '93 and I have just bought this awesome baby two months
ago...
Keep up the good work!!
Greets from The Netherlands
Karim Mostafi"
Jun2002
Here's an update on Karim's Fazer; Hagon shocks, new tires...
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This
is Bas Malik's FZX. Bas is from the Netherlands.
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"Hi Ricardo,
Just bought this machine.
Besides the color love the motor very much.
Im gonna have it painted next week : Metallic Green.
Will send you the new picture as soon as its ready.
Keep up the good work
regards from Rotterdam The Netherlands
Bas"
This is Ckris's
Fazer. It was a restricted model, but now it kicks out about 100Hp. Ckris is
from Greece.
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Specs on his Fazer are:
"Dynojet kit, Individual
K&N, Remus 4 into 1 exhaust system with Remus Viper end can, Superchips ICON
race, ZXR400SP full front end with WP springs, ZXR400(wheels, brakes, swingarm), High preassure links for the
brakes, WP back suspension for
SV650-works perfectly with the weight of FZX, Pirelli Dragon Evo Corsa tires-
not pictured, ZXR400 and GSXR mudguards, Prefer the looks of the ZXR mudguard
but I"ve recked it so for the moment the Gsxr one will do.
Thats all that I can think of at the moment, when I add the mask and larger fuel
tank i'll let you know:).
cKris"
Ckris's Fazer is one
of the most beautiful modified Fazers I've seen. the full ZXR400 front and back
ends, the monoshock conversion, the Remus exhaust... beautiful. Keep up the good
work Ckris.
Notice the Dyno graph, showing the power band when it was restricted, and how it
is now. Good improvement, heh?
And
this is Jürgen
Lents's Fazer 750. Jürgen is from
Holland.
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"Hi
Ricardo, I just bought a 750 FAZER (87) a few (4) days ago and after my first
ride in the rain, I loved this bike. The
spec's of my bike is: Dynojet Stage3 kit, 2 Prostock Laserpips, swingarm of the fireblade,17
inch wheels en 180/55-17 tyres, shorty signal lights.
Greetings
Jürgen Lents
Weesp (Holland)"
Note
that besides the Fireblade swingarm, this beautiful Fazer is monoshock converted
also. And that streetfighter mini fairing looks great.
This roadster FZX was featured in ADRENALINE
MOTO N5 Aug2001.
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This awesome drag-FZX was featured
in OPTION MOTO N53 Mar2001.
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And these siamese twins were
featured in MOTO TUNING N29 Dec2001.
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NOTE: These
pictures are copyrighted by the respective magazines, as mentioned above.
What about Samuel's
yellow FZX750
With over 89000Km, he says it runs very well though. (Don't surprise me. These
engines are bullet-proof)
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This is Axel's
red Fazer, check it out!
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Hi Ricardo, just bought a 700 FAZER a few days ago and after my first ride i am
completly hooked on this bike. It rides like a dream, looks awesome and sounds
like a motorcycle symphony. What can I say more than: I am in love with this
bike! And no, i will not alter it in any way. I like it the bike as is ;-)
Greetings, Axel
This
is Carsten
from Germany.
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He rides a '87 Fazer700. Just to let you know that Carsten is particulary good
in machining stainless steel parts, namely footrests, triple trees and so on, so
if you drop him a line and ask him nicely, maybe he can arrange you something.
This
is Graham's (Streetwulf)
Fazer.
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"Found your excellent site..I've got an 1986 FZX750 with 42,000km. It had
Dynojet stage three, K&N filters and FZX1000 Carbs with specially made carb
rubbers to attach it to the engine... I got 15bhp and shed loads more torque
when I replaced the standard carbs...
Totally agree with your thoughs about the fzx. I've also got a streetfighter
bandit 600 with the wiseco 889cc bore-out kit and the fzx still pulls faster
than the bandit.. or anything else for that matter!
My favourite pastime is fucking off R1 & CBR1000 riders at the traffic
lights.. They get a shock when I take off and they only catch up at the next set
of lights...
I've got to sort out my front suspension as its is too soft.. I bounce round
corners at the moment...
Just seen your dynojet graphs...I'll send over my ones and you'll see that the
torque on mine is a lot smother and remaims right up there until the end range.
This is because of the carbs..the 1000 carbs are better suited to the 750 engine
(especially with the dynojet kit)."
You can check
Graham's website Here.
How about a Fazer trike?
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You can check this website to see some of these guys
work:
http://www.netupandgo.com/hankschopshop/
Another Fazer 1000! I got this pic
on Ebay, and that's because this baby is for sale (01SEP01).
Bimota YB6 engine, XJR1200 rear end, R1(?) calipers, 133Hp... If you own this
bike now, send me more pics and complete specs of the bike, and I'll post them
here. Thanks
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"Hi ricardo,
this is my own 87 fazer, i'm drivin it now for 14 years and it's fun like the
1st day (and it looks even better)!
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I will send you a actual photo, when i got one. until then, this little artwork.
i hope, you enjoy it and show it to the rest of the world. if somebody wants to
get a modified pic from his bike, let me know or show my email-adress below.
health, work & a smile - Ralph
Yeah, the Fazer is a
natural born warrior, that's a fact.
Keep it rolling!
A couple of Fazers with
FISCHER
wheels.
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You can check their website
HERE.
This is Steve Moulton's '87 Fazer. Steve is from the USA.
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"Hey Ricardo
Awesome site! After thirteen years of riding a 700 Maxim I was finally able to
get a 1987 Fazer. It has nineteen thousand miles. All my neighbors keep
saying they wish they could have one too!
I wanted one of these for thirteen years before getting one and
now that I have it I cant beleave it!! This thing is so much fun it has got to
be some kind of sin or something!!!
People keep asking me if they still make them where can they get them and so on
and so on! They should have kept making them for the states! Anyway
this thing is a blast even my boss keeps asking to ride it!! And now the point
of this note is just to let you and everyone else know just how proud I am to
have this thing!!!!!!!
Sincerely Steve Moulton"
This is "Dan" 's Fazer
"Hi Ricardo...going to get it restored soon back to its former glory this is my
first bike and if i could get it in my bedroom i would! (Yeah I know what you mean :-))
happy riding !"
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This is Nick
McLay's Fazer. All stock except
the custom Ford Chrome Yellow Paint with Gold Pearl Coat.
"I am happy to see that there are others out there as nuts about this old bike as me!
Nothing more that I like than helping others bring out the best in their bikes."
Nick is from the USA.
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Ok, This is Mike's Fazer700 with a FZR1000 engine and 4-1 exaust!That should be
something, to say the least. 120hp on a Fazer? I LIKE IT!
Mike is from the USA.
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Here are the full specs for his Fazer:
Original bike '86 FZX700
'87 FZR1000 engine, stock internally... Dynojet Stage3 kit, Kerker 4 into 1 header w/
D&D
canister.
Barnett clutch plates and springs.
Chromed swingarm, eliminated rear fender, shorty signal lights, Ford chrome yellow
paint...tail piece reads "runnin with the devil"...with a Tazmanian devil with
leather jacket and holding a helmet.
Steering damper, for those high speed runs...the bike rolls on Dunlop K591s...
progressive suspension fork springs...
Russell steel braided lines...SBS brake pads, and a lot of attitude!
Check
Frans '87 FZX 750,
including the complete 17" rear wheel swap report.
CLICK
HERE!
Fireman
is from Vienna/Austria and he owns this '97
FZX750.
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Specs are:
- Supertrapp exaust system
- Dynojet kit / K&N filter
- WhitePower front fork springs
- Vmax Front braking discs (Rotors)
- Front brakes chromium-plated from Suzuki RG500 Gamma
- Steel braided brake hoses front and rear
- Paint VW Jazz Blue
- Many parts are chromium-plated
- Superbike steering wheel
- (And that fairing looks great too!)
This is Mariann and
Bobby's Fazer. They love
their Fazer and like to go cruisin' with it.
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This is one of Tony Heslington
Fazers. Or was, as he had to sell them (shame on you :-))).
Tony is from Canada.
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This is Billy Fisher
annoying the neighbours...
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This is one great Fazer. (but aren't they all?) This is Matthew's
FZX/FZR 750R Monoshock Hybrid, built
by Chris Z from Windsor Ontario.
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Mods are:
- 1986 Fazer frame (custom
fabricated to accept FZR rear swing arm) and body.
- 1988 Yamaha FZR 750 R/R Engine
- 1985 Early Year FZR 750R rear suspension
- 1986 FZR 750R Front Forks, revalved and new emulators. w/750 clip ons. Custom billet
aluminium Headlight Mounts
- 1999 Dick Ceepek Halogen Headlights
- Stage 3 Jetting on FZR 750 Carbs
- D&D Muffler on Hindle Headers
And this is after a
ZX11 rear wheel conversion and a new paintjob. Awesome!
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This is Derek from Ireland and his '92 FZX750
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Watch out for Greg's '86. Stock, except custom paint job, Kerker 4-1 and Dynojet to
suit.
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This is someone's spoked Fazer
I guess OUTLAW is the
word...
This is my friend Manny
from Canada (one of the present co-founders of the Yahoo Fazer club) and his heavily modified Dirt-Fazer 750
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Who said Fazers can't race?
This is Manny kicking some butt at the track
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These are Manny's Dirt-Fazer and Street-Fazer (over
110.000Km on the Street-Fazer)
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This is Dave Brown's '86 Fazer
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