ZXR750 The Tale of Woe to Go

Smitty is right it is the str8 swap GPx750 motor, but if anyone has the measurements for the ZX9 motor I'll see if it's a goer.

Plas nice looking bike mate, what was the can ya had on it? Oh and when ya over here in April mate, we'll have a few jimmy's and "plan" the project... lol

cheers

That was the stock factory can after a bit of elbow gease to polish it......went to a stain tune when I did the cams, and carbs.....to this day best sounding bike I have ever owned.

Mick plug the bike into a powerpoint & start restoring the 2 table lamps.
cheers Brett

Mick plug the bike into a powerpoint & start restoring the 2 table lamps.
cheers Brett

mwahahahaha PMSL...thats one of ur best ponti...ur back to it??

wow mick..that looks like a lot of work..and at least once in a while give smitty a call & ask him a question so he feels he has sum worth and he's not hanging out for the pension cheque so badly..

Those parts look very familiar

Mick, you've gone bloody mad! Good luck!

..snip... at least once in a while give smitty a call & ask him a question so he feels he has sum worth and he's not hanging out for the pension cheque so badly..

bwahahahahahaha


neka
even I think thats funny

mick hope u have fun.

just a hint, the engine doesnt go on top of the tyre

mick hope u have fun.

just a hint, the engine doesnt go on top of the tyre

how would u kno mina...???
u got less idea abt bikes than me!!

[MadKaw]

sounds like you 2 had a great time in Synney
and Dave gets one of his bikes recycled

anyone else got an old ZXr750 they want to get rid of....


cheers

Don't blame me for this one Smitty... I wouldn't do that to a bike...
It was from a guy around the corner and me and Damo only picked it up for him... If I remember correctly I did tell Mick it was in A LOT of pieces.. But then Mick negotiated the price and we figured worse case scenario, and that was the parts are worth more than what he paid for it..
When he left here I gave him directions to the wreckers and to the tip, in case he didn't want to take it back to Vic...

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...Good Luck Mick !

If that was in my garage......there would be a lot of swearing and tools flying across the garage. Followed by constant trips to my bar for another bourbon.

Hope it all comes together for you mate.

Don't blame me for this one Smitty... I wouldn't do that to a bike...
It was from a guy around the corner and me and Damo only picked it up for him... If I remember correctly I did tell Mick it was in A LOT of pieces.. But then Mick negotiated the price and we figured worse case scenario, and that was the parts are worth more than what he paid for it..
When he left here I gave him directions to the wreckers and to the tip, in case he didn't want to take it back to Vic...

thanks Dave
feel happier now........

Mick

here is an article...about the bike you might find interesting...

http://bikepoint.ninemsn.com.au/portal/ ... fault.aspx



cheers

thanks Ian good read that.

cheers

Good luck man - you'll have some fun there. Don't get hammered by the big picture, just make a plan of action and tackle one job at a time. Deffinately a clean and dummy assembly first job IMOA.

Paul.