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Mate, get an aftermarket indicator, cheapest I found was at Eastern Motorcycle Wreckers for $40

I had 3 complete break offs on the headlight fairing...bonded it all back together with Q Bond and got my roadworthy, no issues (1 month ago, so recent info)

Cheers

the gap between the frame and the tank is about 3-4 mm on mine. there is a short rubber spacer about 2cm long rounghly under the small k on the right side and the same distance on the left. that's how it bolts in

aftermarket fairings can be a bit of a pain. looks like the bits your indicators are ...

Johnnie5 wrote:the fuel tap has 2 positions iirc

prime which means fuel flows all the time

On which is vacuum operated when the engine runs , fuel shouldnt flow with motor off

thanks mate, i removed the tank in the off position and it didn't spill much

Some more questions:

1. Do these bikes have an off position for the fuel petcock like the Ninja250 wiki states? Any tips when emptying the fuel tank...I wanna get rid of all the crap petrol and install a fuel filter?

2. Any great consumable suppliers for this bike in Vic? My local Kawa dealer ...

the tank usually has a fair gap between it and the frame from memory, althought i think it has a rubber spacer about halfway along the tank......
the indicators mount on the fairing by a hook and a screw....the hook was just a bit that sticks out of the front of the indicator and hooks onto the ...

Howdy all you helpful people 8)

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Recently bought my first ever bike (ZZR250). I got it at a reasonable price due to the following reasons:
- Bike dropped on clutch side. Previous owner bought aftermarket fairings but didn't put the effort to put them on correctly (some are forced ...

Maddog wrote:G'day and welcome...

Plenty of help round here for ya...
Just ask and someone should be able to fix you up...

Took my bike for the first ride yesterday...and now the RH indicators are not working (even the dash signal)

I'll start a new topic soon with the all the questions listed

Thanks peeps for the advice on the centre stand. It's no where as easy as the videos show it...so I take on board what you said fully GPZ_Jim

Ok so here are pics of the bike...
What's the best way to get the centre stand down (without getting my wife's help?? )

Thanks champ

robracer wrote:Hi Welcome to KSRC
Have a look in the Board index you will find the right place for the thread say..... ZZR discussion

Hey all
I'm from the south east of Melbourne, just outside of Dandenong.

I just woke up one morning and decided to get my learner's permit :) Take the edge off my boredom

Just bought a used 2001 zzr250. Mechanically it's good (i think). Problem is that it was dropped on the clutch side and the ...