Well i suppose im to start, i have a 94 YZF-750R, The main parts are of course a rear Ohlins shock, steering damper, new footstays, exhaust, backend conversion, and custom dream machine paint work, and a lot of polishing.

I know its a bit old school now, as it is bloody heavy compared to the new bikes!

What have you got?

really smart bike mate. top marks 8) :wink:

Sweet lookin' Ride there M8

Cheers, but unfortunatly its in bits at the moment :x

A bike in bit's, now I can relate to that. I've been doing my RD250E up for some time now, getting there slowly.

My bike as it stands now

Nice hosepipe

Need to get it sorted over christmas holidays so i can get back to 2 wheels... yippee

I think the hose pipe is worth more than the RD, at least it bloody works LOL

At bl :shock: dy last! My bike is in thousands of bits!!! Wahoo

Just need to sand the frame down and get it relaquered and hey presto i can start having fun putting it back together!

Just got a check from the insurers for £2325!!! :evil: :evil: :evil:

I cant explain the condition of my bike, not a chip or scratch anywhere, and it has had over £4k spent on it!!! More money now in bleeding solictiors! :evil:

It's a bugger that it's cost so much, but now the REAL fun of putting it back together is upon you :wink:

yeah i know, but its too cold! i can see my self breathing outside in our shed where the bike is :shock:

I have a YZF750-R too. Also a 1994.

Standard other than Akrapovic end can, braided hoses, K&N and Virgin Mobile Rep paintjob by Rapier Paints. Oh and downgeared by one tooth on the front sprocket.

Click for larger image.

Loads more pics on my website.

Nice bike stew, dont seem to be too many out there in good condition. I think its just that they are such an underestimated bike :shock:

Recently the UK press has been giving these bikes some decent write ups as second hand bargains. The original problem was that the bike was released as a high spec 750, which would have been fantastic...... had the Fireblade not been released at approximately the same time at a lower price. Yamaha were just unlucky with their timing I guess.

Still, I love mine and it does everything I need of it, kneedown, acceleration (11.6 second quarter mile at Straightliners, Elvington) and speed (151.1mph again Straightliners@ Elvington).

Yeah mcn gave it a good review

http://www.motorcyclenews.com/bikes/detail...ocumentID=65554

Did you realise that they still make them! I think i read about it in bike magazine, cant remember what country it was in though :?

AFAIK, they dont still make em, but you can still buy them brand new somewhere in th UK. Think they are around the £6000 mark. Most people would go for a modern 600 for that kind of money though. :roll:

Modern 600's do pack a good "Bang for the Buck", don't they :?: :wink:

Used to have a YZF750 myself....one of the best bikes i've had

Not the best piccy...but it`s the only one that i have :oops:

Bazza

I used to have a spotless YZF750R exactly the same as yours Beezkneez. It was a year younger and I used to love that bike. There wasn't a mark on it. After I sold it I saw it about a month later. The new owner had got it re-sprayed red/white and he'd dropped it and it looked awful. I was a bit gutted to be honest, he'd ruined it. :cry: