ZZR250 rebuild

[The Singing Chef]

so i have finally taken apart my ZZR and have the engine sitting happily in my room awaiting me to take it apart. the chassis is sitting out back awaiting modifications and cleaning.

This will be an interesting experience as i have never worked on anything mechanical before, all i have is a manual and an extensive tool kit. I will post pictures up as i go, unless i have done something stupid...then you will never hear about it... :whistle:

Where to start...hmm

[Maha]

Start at page 1....:confused:
I remember doing something similar as a teen..once everything was back in place (well so I thought, I had a coffee jar full of nuts and bolts left over)..I turned the key and it started..good to go.

[Rhys]

Start at page 1....:confused:
I remember doing something similar as a teen..once everything was back in place (well so I thought, I had a coffee jar full of nuts and bolts left over)..I turned the key and it started..good to go.


Ha Ha did the same the It200 had quite a few "spare" parts :laugh:

[Sable]

Start at page 1....:confused:
I remember doing something similar as a teen..once everything was back in place (well so I thought, I had a coffee jar full of nuts and bolts left over)..I turned the key and it started..good to go.
It's called weight reduction

[The Singing Chef]

Haha she'll be right mate, my next door neighbor used to be a mechanic and a biker so he'll give me a hand when i get stuck and gave me some good advice.
going to modify the body and make into a streetfighter, anyone hear of another 250 streetfighter in NZ?

[Laava]

Cool looking forward to the progress pics. Hope you aren't as slow as me

[The Singing Chef]

How long did it take for you? did it go afterwards? :drinknsin

[The Singing Chef]

So... finally got time to work on it today, i am trying to get the camchain around to see if i can undo it and get TDC but am unable to turn it, tried turning the front sprocket but i can't remove the clutch cover as of yet because the tools i have dont fit onto that pesky bolt. <_< any advice guys?

[pete-blen]

once everything was back in place (well so I thought, I had a coffee jar full of nuts and bolts left over)..

very good of them , how they surpply all those spare parts..

but don't do what I done once... while looking though my left overs
I came across these little steel pins....:shit:... bugger & double bugger
locating pins for the main berrings.. "CB350 twin"

Pete