I leant something today..
The chain guard on the 91/92 zxr750 is slightly different to the one the the 93 to 95.
But as you have to pull the swingarm out to get to it, I only found this out after I had it, as from all appearances they look exactly the same.
It seems the hole the swingarm pivot goes through is bigger in the 93 to 95 and there is a couple of other minor differnences..
No probs, I figured, it didn't look to hard to modify so I took to it with my trusty stanley knife...
Anyway, on the way back from the hospital I decided the stanley knife was not a good option and dropped into Damo's and borrowed his dremel.
Great little device this and it easily modded the chain guard. Only a little additional blood was spillt and its all together again...
Probly not for long....
ZXr 750 - the learning curve..
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ZXr 750 - the learning curve..
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95 ZXR750R M Race Bike - No. 75
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I ride way too fast to worry about cholesterol
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Re: ZXr 750 - the learning curve..
hahaha i love the way u wrote that MK... "on the way back from hospital" ...gave me a giggle...MadKaw wrote:I leant something today..
The chain guard on the 91/92 zxr750 is slightly different to the one the the 93 to 95.
But as you have to pull the swingarm out to get to it, I only found this out after I had it, as from all appearances they look exactly the same.
It seems the hole the swingarm pivot goes through is bigger in the 93 to 95 and there is a couple of other minor differnences..
No probs, I figured, it didn't look to hard to modify so I took to it with my trusty stanley knife...
Anyway, on the way back from the hospital I decided the stanley knife was not a good option and dropped into Damo's and borrowed his dremel.
Great little device this and it easily modded the chain guard. Only a little additional blood was spillt and its all together again...
Probly not for long....
hope u didnt cut off anything too important (clutch finger or brake finger)....
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Re: ZXr 750 - the learning curve..
Or for tonight, drinking muscles.
But seriously i would have used a round file to take it out accurately, then again a dremel is pretty kick arse.
Maybe you should consider one of these, same speeds as a dremel, takes dremel bits as well as being a shitload cheaper than a dremel. Also if you get one, do as i did and get this too.
But seriously i would have used a round file to take it out accurately, then again a dremel is pretty kick arse.
Maybe you should consider one of these, same speeds as a dremel, takes dremel bits as well as being a shitload cheaper than a dremel. Also if you get one, do as i did and get this too.
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Re: ZXr 750 - the learning curve..
good post mike!!mike-s wrote:Or for tonight, drinking muscles.
But seriously i would have used a round file to take it out accurately, then again a dremel is pretty kick arse.
Maybe you should consider one of these, same speeds as a dremel, takes dremel bits as well as being a shitload cheaper than a dremel. Also if you get one, do as i did and get this too.
being a tight arse, and always wanting more tools, but nowhere to put em, and not liking spending money..i might go get me some!!
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Re: ZXr 750 - the learning curve..
Pics or it didnt happen 

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Re: ZXr 750 - the learning curve..
C'mon you don't think it's actually a Dremmel, to bloody exy for the amount you use 'em.
Cheap and nasty at $40 and works a treat, not that I do to many bike tweeks anymore
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Re: ZXr 750 - the learning curve..
Wattie may disagree mate, but I think you sold the wrong bike.......
It's really all about standing around drinking Dave's beer.
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