View Full Version : Tyga kit my zxr?
skidMark
28th June 2009, 17:19
Well ive been eying up the zxr250 tyga kit for a while now, im looking at about 2k landed here for it, + painting it...
i'm thinking either ducati 848 white... orange or kawa green.
expensive... but just look at it, how can i not.... :wari:
http://tyga-performance.com/zxr250/zxrwhitefrontright1.jpg
R6_kid
28th June 2009, 17:44
How many bikes/cars have you owned and not crashed or seriously damaged?
Are those ghey mirrors included or do you have to pay extra?
skidMark
28th June 2009, 17:57
How many bikes/cars have you owned and not crashed or seriously damaged?
Are those ghey mirrors included or do you have to pay extra?
I havnt arsed off a bike in 2 1/2 years...
i wouldnt be buying the kit if i was stll binnin g lke it was going out of fashion
mirrors included but may go for some gixxer ones with intergrated indicators.
wbks
28th June 2009, 18:04
I havnt arsed off a bike in 2 1/2 years...
Didn't you get disqualified for two years?.....
sil3nt
28th June 2009, 18:04
Well i guess your made of money so why not?
skidMark
28th June 2009, 18:09
Didn't you get disqualified for two years?.....
yeah but i rode anyways, whats your point?
Well i guess your made of money so why not?
Yeah, well i work hard to earn it, may as well see things back from it.
wbks
28th June 2009, 18:14
yeah but i rode anyways, whats your point?
Yeah, well i work hard to earn it, may as well see things back from it.Well without a license you cant go too far without getting pulled up so when you haven't done that much riding a claim like 2 and half years doesn't mean much.
GOONR
28th June 2009, 18:16
That is one nice looking kit!! It's your bike, your dollars.. I'd do it:2thumbsup
skidMark
28th June 2009, 18:17
Well without a license you cant go too far without getting pulled up so when you haven't done that much riding a claim like 2 and half years doesn't mean much.
15,000k at least....
hen u pikinp tho boots man, oh nah never nmnd, you were to slow so i got them... my heart bleeds... :wari:
wbks
28th June 2009, 18:19
Oh yea, you just reminded me, actually. Guess that shoes how heartbroken I am...
skidMark
28th June 2009, 18:25
Oh yea, you just reminded me, actually. Guess that shoes how heartbroken I am...
Want your mum back too?
skidMark
28th June 2009, 18:27
That is one nice looking kit!! It's your bike, your dollars.. I'd do it:2thumbsup
Mmmmmmmmmm...
http://tyga-performance.com/zxr250/ztopright.jpg
http://tyga-performance.com/zxr250/zrearright1.jpg
GOONR
28th June 2009, 18:31
Mmmmmmmmmm...
I would have that on its way already,:done:
Verrry nice.
skidMark
28th June 2009, 18:33
I would have that on its way already,:done:
Verrry nice.
Yeah ive flicked a txt to a mate of mine who is nz importer... just waiting to hear back....
wbks
28th June 2009, 18:35
You should be proud of how dyslexia/autism (which retardation was it again?) hasn't held you back from such original and witty comebacks. That said, I'd go with the tyga kit, it's pretty sweet
White trash
28th June 2009, 18:40
They do look pretty hot alright.
I may be missing the point so no doubt someone will enlighten me. A nice ZXR250 is worth 3-4K? Spend another two on the kit, then at least a K getting it nice.
You've just spent 6 to 7 grand, on a 250 that looks like a ten, that's worth $4K.
Nope. I don't get it.
skidMark
28th June 2009, 18:41
You should be proud of how dyslexia/autism (which retardation was it again?) hasn't held you back from such original and witty comebacks. That said, I'd go with the tyga kit, it's pretty sweet
ya huh, autism...
you just got owned by a tard.
skidMark
28th June 2009, 18:45
They do look pretty hot alright.
I may be missing the point so no doubt someone will enlighten me. A nice ZXR250 is worth 3-4K? Spend another two on the kit, then at least a K getting it nice.
You've just spent 6 to 7 grand, on a 250 that looks like a ten, that's worth $4K.
Nope. I don't get it.
well no....
tidy they are worth 5-6 grand in summer, and if somebody wants a unique one with the tyga kit they are willing to pay more for it... because to get a stock one to look this way would cost them alot more than say an extra 1k on the pricetag with it already done...
i can reclaim some money back by selling my origional fairings which are in great nick....
people say modded bikes arnt worth more... but i know when im buying a bike if i want to put power commanders exhaust etc on it anyway... im happy to pay a bit more than a stock one when buying to save on the extras i will get anyway
some people say they add no value over a stock one, which is a crock of shit.
im keeping it for 2 years...
and fact is money is not a factor, i have no problem taking a loss on a bike at sale time once i have had my fun on it...
wbks
28th June 2009, 18:52
ya huh, autism...
you just got owned by a tard.Right... Not sure about the owned part, but the tard bit shows
They do look pretty hot alright.
I may be missing the point so no doubt someone will enlighten me. A nice ZXR250 is worth 3-4K? Spend another two on the kit, then at least a K getting it nice.
You've just spent 6 to 7 grand, on a 250 that looks like a ten, that's worth $4K.
Nope. I don't get it.If you can't ride anything bigger than a 250 for two years let alone a 1000cc I guess it makes sense to get something really nice.
skidMark
28th June 2009, 18:55
Right... Not sure about the owned part, but the tard bit shows
If you can't ride anything bigger than a 250 for two years let alone a 1000cc I guess it makes sense to get something really nice.
tard bit shows? good to see i speak the same tardlish as you do...
but you are right...
wbks
28th June 2009, 19:01
The fact that I'm actually communicating with someone so tardish makes me a tard, too... So much tard. Why don't you get a custom paint job, rather than a boring one tone? If you're going to get something different, might as well make it stand out. A copy of the original green/black/white zxr color would look good if you picked deeper colors
skidMark
29th June 2009, 10:02
I think we have a winning colour folks...
excuse my piss poor photoshopping...
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=133324&stc=1&d=1246226502
skidMark
29th June 2009, 10:39
My bank account is looking sad, somebody buy my katana already...
2.5k im after for it... thread in online trading.
sil3nt
29th June 2009, 11:05
That colour reminds me of someone elses ZXR that was on trademe (and on here i think). Wonder if they ever sold it.
I say go for something no one else has done before!
skidMark
29th June 2009, 11:14
That colour reminds me of someone elses ZXR that was on trademe (and on here i think). Wonder if they ever sold it.
I say go for something no one else has done before!
Well im kind of limited colourwise, and the tyga kit will make it ahem...different... to any other zxr... lol
i do like the 848 ducati pearl white though...
98tls
29th June 2009, 11:15
Nice bit of kit there Skiddy,i say go for it.To me anyway the money spent or what its worth when done is irrelevent.If you get enjoyment from it then all is good,hell ive spent more on my old thing than its ever going to be worth and ive still a ways to go yet.
vifferman
29th June 2009, 11:23
If you're keeping it for a while, and it makes you happy, go for it. Unless it's a (rare) classic, a motor vehicle's a money sink, not an investment, so unless you're WAAAAAY over-capitalising it, it doesn't really matter.
Tell me: do you know where you can get those indicators on the white and green fairings? I really like the look of those.
skidMark
29th June 2009, 11:27
If you're keeping it for a while, and it makes you happy, go for it. Unless it's a (rare) classic, a motor vehicle's a money sink, not an investment, so unless you're WAAAAAY over-capitalising it, it doesn't really matter.
Tell me: do you know where you can get those indicators on the white and green fairings? I really like the look of those.
Ahhh they are part of the tyga kit, could get them to throw in some more with my order to save on shipping?
Morcs
29th June 2009, 11:39
No point spending that kinda money on a 250.
Buy a proper bike.
skidMark
29th June 2009, 11:40
No point spending that kinda money on a 250.
Buy a proper bike.
and how do you suppose i ride said proper bike?
Morcs
29th June 2009, 11:43
and how do you suppose i ride said proper bike?
Why bother spending the money on the 250?
Better off saving it, and keeping the zxr stock but well maintained.
skidMark
29th June 2009, 11:44
Why bother spending the money on the 250?
Better off saving it, and keeping the zxr stock but well maintained.
Perhaps but if i have to have it for 2 years, i may as well have it how i want it.
sil3nt
29th June 2009, 12:39
That white in the first post looks pretty fkn awesome to me! I would go with that and rice it up with some decals :bleh:
mynameis
29th June 2009, 14:01
Looks like you've got a few toys pilled up in the shed Skid, sell all of them and you'd be able to get a nice 04 ZX10 :D done.
Mikkel
29th June 2009, 14:48
Between the fairing kit and getting a decent paintjob you'd be almost half-way to a 2nd hand ZX6R...
...the 250 will still be a 250 no matter how it looks and you won't see a single dollar back on the new fairings, even if you don't crash it.
If your 250 is in good nick that should net you at least another $3,500.
Your bike, your money, your choice.
skidMark
29th June 2009, 14:52
Between the fairing kit and getting a decent paintjob you'd be almost half-way to a 2nd hand ZX6R...
...the 250 will still be a 250 no matter how it looks and you won't see a single dollar back on the new fairings, even if you don't crash it.
If your 250 is in good nick that should net you at least another $3,500.
Your bike, your money, your choice.
Dude, you poured thousands into yours...
ive already run the figures etc...
if it looks nice itll sell for more than a stock one.... mine has all origional paint perfect condition fairings now, which i can sell... and 30,000 k on her.
Mikkel
29th June 2009, 14:56
Dude, you poured thousands into yours...
I never poured thousands into my 250. I just took care of what needed taking care off to keep it in original condition.
skidMark
29th June 2009, 15:10
I never poured thousands into my 250. I just took care of what needed taking care off to keep it in original condition.
u trackdayed it with spotless fairings that everybody said to take off...
eventually binned... got it repainted.... and spent forever trying to sell it at a ridiculous price.:yes:
Mikkel
29th June 2009, 15:21
u trackdayed it with spotless fairings that everybody said to take off...
Ehrm, no... nobody ever said take off your fairings and neither would I have bothered to (besides getting race fairings for a 250 is going to be either difficult or expensive). Shit happens.
eventually binned... got it repainted.... and spent forever trying to sell it at a ridiculous price.:yes:
Well, so much is true. I actually binned it in an attempt to break your braking record - but alas, I do not possess your insane skills and I couldn't even do 60-0 km/h in 4 meters or less.
Why not learn from that - don't waste your money on a bike where you won't get the money back. No matter how much money you spend on it, it will still be a 250.
The price wasn't ridiculous though - the only problem was that I didn't offer finance. It sold for $6,000 inside a weekend after I had a dealer sell it on behalf.
98tls
29th June 2009, 15:33
Why not learn from that - don't waste your money on a bike where you won't get the money back. Most of the bikes ive had in my time ive spent plenty of money on which has resulted in owning some really nice bikes that stand out in a sea of Oem stuff,moneys just money,enjoying your motorcycling is priceless and if its something a little different that floats his boat then so be it.I continue to spend money on one of my bikes with no hope of ever getting it back but i get so much enjoyment out of that particular bike i consider it well spent.
Mikkel
29th June 2009, 15:40
Most of the bikes ive had in my time ive spent plenty of money on which has resulted in owning some really nice bikes that stand out in a sea of Oem stuff,moneys just money,enjoying your motorcycling is priceless and if its something a little different that floats his boat then so be it.I continue to spend money on one of my bikes with no hope of ever getting it back but i get so much enjoyment out of that particular bike i consider it well spent.
Yes, but your bike does indeed stand out. It is quite spectacular to say the least.
My point is that the TYGA on a 250, with all due respect, just looks like a smaller zx6r. Combined with the fact that sM has quite often raved about experiences riding bigger bikes - I am merely suggesting that he should consider what he want thoroughly before he throws a large sum of money towards this mod.
But, as I wrote in the first post I made in this thread (and I guess I should just have not bothered replying in the first place):
Your bike, your money, your choice.
98tls
29th June 2009, 15:44
Yes, but your bike does indeed stand out. It is quite spectacular to say the least.
My point is that the TYGA on a 250, with all due respect, just looks like a smaller zx6r. Combined with the fact that sM has quite often raved about experiences riding bigger bikes - I am merely suggesting that he should consider what he want thoroughly before he throws a large sum of money towards this mod.
But, as I wrote in the first post I made in this thread (and I guess I should just have not bothered replying in the first place):
Your bike, your money, your choice. Fair call M,from what i read in this thread way back hes stuck with riding the 250 for quite some time and if i was in the same position i would get modding to help pass the time.
skidMark
29th June 2009, 16:14
Yes, but your bike does indeed stand out. It is quite spectacular to say the least.
My point is that the TYGA on a 250, with all due respect, just looks like a smaller zx6r. Combined with the fact that sM has quite often raved about experiences riding bigger bikes - I am merely suggesting that he should consider what he want thoroughly before he throws a large sum of money towards this mod.
But, as I wrote in the first post I made in this thread (and I guess I should just have not bothered replying in the first place):
Your bike, your money, your choice.
last i checked zx6r didn't have that tail light....
did you ever think maybe i like the look of a zx6r.... i actually prefer it over it as it has headlights more like a 06 zx10r....
and the amount of learner riders that want a 250 that looks like a big cc bike is incredible... i could flick this bike once done on trademe within a week for 6k
but im not going to because i like to customise my bikes how i want them
and the tyga kit is just the beginning of the mods.
but you lot will have to wait until its done to see what else gets done to her. :woohoo:
sorry or snappin at ya a bit mikkel i get on edge when everybody shuts down everything i do, kinda a natural reaction these days.
Mikkel
29th June 2009, 16:40
sorry or snappin at ya a bit mikkel i get on edge when everybody shuts down everything i do, kinda a natural reaction these days.
I know and there for I didn't snap back. ;) Oh, and yes I did assume you like the look of the zx6r... I do.
And I wasn't in any way trying to shoot down your idea. I, not being aware you were stuck back on a 250 ccm restriction again (and with the apprarent intent to observe it too :nya:), just thought you would have done better to save for a bigger bike. But hey, there's no time like the present. One thing though - if your zxr250c is a 1993, have you had it derestricted yet? If not, getting that sorted should be quite worthwhile.
skidMark
29th June 2009, 16:45
I know and there for I didn't snap back. ;) Oh, and yes I did assume you like the look of the zx6r... I do.
And I wasn't in any way trying to shoot down your idea. I, not being aware you were stuck back on a 250 ccm restriction again (and with the apprarent intent to observe it too :nya:), just thought you would have done better to save for a bigger bike. But hey, there's no time like the present. One thing though - if your zxr250c is a 1993, have you had it derestricted yet? If not, getting that sorted should be quite worthwhile.
De restricted? the onlyhing ya can derestrict on zxr's is the speedo 180k cut out, havnt got one yet but easy enough to lay my hands on...
apart from that ive done a full alloy DID exhaust system.
But going to change the end can to a stubby kevlar one.
Mikkel
29th June 2009, 22:00
De restricted? the onlyhing ya can derestrict on zxr's is the speedo 180k cut out, havnt got one yet but easy enough to lay my hands on...
If it's a '93 onwards it'll have an engine that is putting out 39 hps (crank) instead of 45 hps. This change occurred between model years '92 and '93 due to new emissions restrictions in Japan. Thus, if you have a zxr250c from '93 or later it will have significantly less top-end power compared to the pre-93s.
It should be possible to destrict them in order to get the full 45 hps. I don't know how and I don't know how expensive or difficult it would be - but it would certainly be worthwhile.
To give you an idea, I had my '89 zxr250a (recently rehauled top-end) on the dyno at the Sound of Thunder last year. I got ~37 hps at the wheel with the stock can and gained 2 hps across the board just by taking the can off (supposedly a fairly generous dyno - but the absolute figures are unimportant). As a comparison a newly rebuilt '93 zxr250c was put on the dyno and it made ~29 hps at the wheel - that's 8 hps or ~20% (i.e. a whole fucking lot really). So yes, if your bike hasn't been derestricted - that'd be the first thing I would look into. :yes:
skidMark
29th June 2009, 22:09
If it's a '93 onwards it'll have an engine that is putting out 39 hps (crank) instead of 45 hps. This change occurred between model years '92 and '93 due to new emissions restrictions in Japan. Thus, if you have a zxr250c from '93 or later it will have significantly less top-end power compared to the pre-93s.
It should be possible to destrict them in order to get the full 45 hps. I don't know how and I don't know how expensive or difficult it would be - but it would certainly be worthwhile.
To give you an idea, I had my '89 zxr250a (recently rehauled top-end) on the dyno at the Sound of Thunder last year. I got ~37 hps at the wheel with the stock can and gained 2 hps across the board just by taking the can off (supposedly a fairly generous dyno - but the absolute figures are unimportant). As a comparison a newly rebuilt '93 zxr250c was put on the dyno and it made ~29 hps at the wheel - that's 8 hps or ~20% (i.e. a whole fucking lot really). So yes, if your bike hasn't been derestricted - that'd be the first thing I would look into. :yes:
still seems to haul ass...
will look into it...
they may have just changed the cams or something, i got a and c model cams kicking round... ill compare the two... couldve just been a cdi restriction of some form...
ducatilover
29th June 2009, 22:27
What is all the anti 250 crap? A cbr/zxr will always be a great fun toy to ride. And a tyga kit makes the zxr stand out in a less penis plus hand way than normal. A real twat would be building a turbo set up for a spada.....:rockon: Go for it skidmark, that tyga kit is sexual
98tls
29th June 2009, 22:42
What is all the anti 250 crap? A cbr/zxr will always be a great fun toy to ride. And a tyga kit makes the zxr stand out in a less penis plus hand way than normal. A real twat would be building a turbo set up for a spada.....:rockon: Go for it skidmark, that tyga kit is sexual Hmmm,what about a super charger of an early MR2.:Oops:
ducatilover
29th June 2009, 22:48
Hmmm,what about a super charger of an early MR2.:Oops:
An sc12 is too big to fit on a spada. Instead an toyota ct12a from a jzz30 soarer is sitting waiting for flanges. Manifold will be started tomorrow :woohoo: Ans I do all the work myself [except making flanges], I do it because I can. Just like mark and his zxr idea.
98tls
29th June 2009, 22:51
An sc12 is too big to fit on a spada. Instead an toyota ct12a from a jzz30 soarer is sitting waiting for flanges. Manifold will be started tomorrow :woohoo: Ans I do all the work myself [except making flanges], I do it because I can. Just like mark and his zxr idea. Yes indeed.Like i told him earlier riding bikes is only 1/2 the fun.Fwiw afore mentioned charger worked well on a daily ridden VTR.
ducatilover
29th June 2009, 23:00
Yes indeed.Like i told him earlier riding bikes is only 1/2 the fun.Fwiw afore mentioned charger worked well on a daily ridden VTR.
I would expect it to. But I couldn't fit one under my tank.
Mikkel
30th June 2009, 08:35
they may have just changed the cams or something, i got a and c model cams kicking round... ill compare the two... couldve just been a cdi restriction of some form...
I don't think you need to meddle with the cams...
If you want to go really bonkers - get a zxr250a engine and pair it up with your zxr250c engine. While the crankcases should be identical the crankshaft, barrels and pistons are not.
Bore x stroke varies slightly between the A and C model:
A: 48.0 mm x 34.5 mm = 249.7 ccm
C: 49.0 mm x 33.1 mm = 249.7 ccm
If you pair C model barrels and pistons with an A model crankshaft you should get:
49.0 mm x 34.5 mm = 260.2 ccm
A big project, but if you got the time and money it would be fun I am sure.
marty
30th June 2009, 12:05
and fact is money is not a factor, i have no problem taking a loss on a bike at sale time once i have had my fun on it...
yet you're bumping the other POS incessantly for dreaming $$
i guess you've gotta pay those noob fines somehow.....
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