tzr/fxr150 for sale

**Buckets4Me** · 19th April 2010, 06:51

Originally Posted by Bren_chch

hmmm they all handle and brake well these days, so its a hard to call, but its much lighter than a fxr, i think it was 89kg at last weigh in.

gets more and more tempting

is it 2 stroke hahah haha ha sorry there are kids around

**TimFromTawa** · 19th April 2010, 12:51

I am very interested in this bike. I just have a few questions... What size carb is it? Is it a GN 250 one? Are the rims off a TZR?? I probably have a few more questions that i cant think of right now. I would like to arange a time to come see you and have a look at the bike. I get back to Canterbury on the 23rd (Friday) so could possibly come see you that weekend. Or any time in the weeks after that just whatever suits you best...

Thanks,
Tim

**Bren_chch** · 19th April 2010, 12:56

Hi Tim

The carb is a 28mm flatslide pumper, the chassis and running gear is a tzr250 1kt, so yes the rims are tzr250.

I'll PM you my cell number and you can let me know when you are around.

Thanks,
Brendan

**Buckets4Me** · 19th April 2010, 21:15

other questions are what size rims
spare rims + parts ????
slicks wets etc

**Bren_chch** · 19th April 2010, 21:25

no spares.

rim sizes hmmmm got me there, will look tomorrow - 17's but not sure on specifics, have a search for tzr250 1kt spec and u should find it, the rear is the skinnier of the two models. but it fits a rear rs125 tyre with no issues.

**Muzzab** · 19th April 2010, 21:45

I can vouch that it sounds awesome when it flys by, lapped me 2 or 3 times at the MCC Endurance Race Day (not that I'm hard to pass lol)

Cheers
Muzza

**TZ350** · 19th April 2010, 21:55

Originally Posted by Bren_chch

rim sizes hmmmm got me there, will look tomorrow - 17's but not sure on specifics, have a search for tzr250 1kt spec

From memory, the TZR wheels we have fitted to our 50's are 2.15x17 F and 3.00x17 R.

**Buddha#81:Me** · 19th April 2010, 22:05

This bike is a huge step up in handling from a std fxr. I rode it at levels a couple of weeks back and after practice and the three races the bike made a average joe look good, it wasnt just the power but the handling allowed me to play with current and past 125 gp champs! Good handling, brakes, wheels correct sizing for 125 slicks and will be presented in a fresh tidy paint job. Good buying in my eyes, try building one for less!

**Buckets4Me** · 20th April 2010, 06:43

Originally Posted by Buddha#81

Good buying in my eyes, try building one for less!

you could not build one anywhere this good for less !!

very good buying I would say

**bucketracer** · 20th April 2010, 18:55

As a std FXR is $12-1500 more or less and then you have to fit better wheels and find a good set of slicks and nylon it all up. Bren's bike which is race ready, lighter and handles better than a std FXR has got to be a steal at $2K

**richban** · 21st April 2010, 14:00

Originally Posted by TZ350

Hi Bren, pretty interesting bike, does it handle and brake better than a std FXR? and is it lighter?

What is the lightest you have had an FXR? Mine is 103kg with about 2 liters of gas. Man if I had the money I would be riding that bike next race meeting.