Bedford, NH – 16,921 miles – $2,725 with Reserve Links fixed! -dc Been looking for that classic Yamaha liter bike to fill an empty space in your garage? Then look no further than this first year FZR1000. Granted, Yamaha didn’t update the engine and introduce the EXUP system on the FZR until 1989, but this…
While the FZR600 was mass produced, these limited edition Vance and Hines bikes were not. Unfortunately aside from the controversial paint scheme, the exhaust is the only other upgrade. That said, this example only has 4348 miles and looks very clean. Looking at our values database, solid examples are usually listed in the low $3k…
The littlest of Fizzers has a cult-like following among the sport bike crowd, and it is easy to see why. With the same good looks bestowed upon the larger of the FZR lineup – but in a potent package of high revs, light weight and great handling – the smallest of the breed imported into…
Location: Sutton, West Virginia Mileage: 12,794 Price: Auction A buddy of mine had a 1990 FZR600 when we were in college at mighty Oregon State University (#15 in the BCS currently!) and it was about the coolest bike in the world. He let me ride it. Once. My bike at the time was a CBR600…
Clinton, Washington – 16,660 miles – Currently $2,065 (Reserve Not Met) Here is a cool score for all you fans of survivors out there and all you Yamaha fans out there. The FZR600 was Yamaha’s break through into true supersport machinery in 1989, and these bikes were an immediate hit. The FZR600 was lightweight (for…
Location: New York Miles: 22,695 Price: $3,400 with No Reserve You definitely don’t see these every day. The Vance & Hines edition of the FZR600 wasn’t much different than the standard FZR of the time other than the V&H exhaust. However, the paint scheme was custom and a post-factory job. With only 636 of these…
When it comes to race replica’s (code name RR) the Yamaha FZR 750 R also known as 0W-1 is one of the most significant models. First in series of the 0W (the Yamaha YZF R7 being the 0W-2), this bike was in many ways more exclusive than Honda’s RC 30. Only 500 models were produced…
In the early ’90, this was a serious Superbike: The Yamaha FZR 1000 Exup. While Suzuki increased its GSX-R capacity to 1100 a few years earlier, Yamaha opted to pimp up the FZ750 power plant to 1002 cc which with its 20 valves delivered a staggering 145 HP @ a very down to earth 10000…