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    FZR1000 EXUP suspension goodies

    A recent query about putting a bike engine in a jet boat turned up such goodies as Yoshimara GSXR1260 engines just sitting in peoples sheds, so this got me thinking...

    Has anyone got any suspension goodies such as aftermarket shocks etc for an FZR1000 EXUP? The year would be '89 to end of line (95?). Apparently YZF750 shocks will fit too, with minor mods

    I could also be interested in R1 or R6 front brake callipers (these bolt straight on to my year) if the price is good

    If you have anything at all for an FZR1000 from '89 on I could be interested.
    Please send me a PM or just reply here.
    Cheers
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    Hi Tony.

    ebay is your friend.

    However the USPS is not. Your best bet is to acquire a mate in the US who can send you stuff. That's how I get stuff from overseas.
    And I to my motorcycle parked like the soul of the junkyard. Restored, a bicycle fleshed with power, and tore off. Up Highway 106 continually drunk on the wind in my mouth. Wringing the handlebar for speed, wild to be wreckage forever.

    - James Dickey, Cherrylog Road.

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    So is the USPS (postal service?) expensive, or just unreliable?

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    Quote Originally Posted by TonyB
    So is the USPS (postal service?) expensive, or just unreliable?

    Hideously expensive
    And I to my motorcycle parked like the soul of the junkyard. Restored, a bicycle fleshed with power, and tore off. Up Highway 106 continually drunk on the wind in my mouth. Wringing the handlebar for speed, wild to be wreckage forever.

    - James Dickey, Cherrylog Road.

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    Ahhh, I see. Maybe I'll just get the original shock rebuilt. Oh well, I'll see if this thread turns anything up. XJFROSTY has an Ohlins for sale, but it looks to be 35mm too long.

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    Hey Tony you should go see Don at pitlane MC, he's right in2 his Yammy's im pretty sure he's got and yzf750sp front end sitting there with brakes and all, who knows what else he has tucked away....i spoke to my mate about the gsxr engine(he's the guy that crashed on xmas day) he wants to see how his hand heals b4 he sells anything, if it turns out he cant work on anything then he will probly sell it...

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    Cheers Aaron- I'll pop around and see him.
    So THATS why he has the Gixxer engine in his shed- I guess it was propelling his bike along before the affore mentioned crash? Is the bike a writeoff then?

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    US Postal Service

    I have to defend the USPS somewhat - they are not anywhere as expensive to ship goods to NZ as the likes of Fedex or UPS ...you may be getting mixed up with UPS ...the rates are easy to check if you know the parcel weight.
    Use this link to work your post out ....
    Actually I ship parcels both ways sometimes and our NZ rates from our Post Office to the US can be worse than the US to NZ...

    http://ircalc.usps.gov/

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    Yip, I agree with that. Seems most use UPS which must be like a courier service, and sometimes a person may get their price to send out here but USPS is cheaper and not too slow if you ask for airmail. I recently had a footpeg bracket c/w peg and brake pedal sent for $20US and also brake caliper also $20US, both took about 10-14 days.

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