Looking for a FZR 250

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  1. benoshea

    benoshea New Member

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    Hi

    I am in Perth and looking to purchase a FZR250.

    Can anyone tell me if they are hard to get serviced being a grey import?

    I have a ski boat to sell, but I will put this in a different post.

    Looking forward to getting out there and riding a FZR.

    Ben

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    koma New Member

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    Nope, not hard to service at all.
    The only difficulties people have with FZR250's is that the carb's tend to be fiddly generally because the needles and jets are worn out. Also, major parts like piston rings, pistons, cranks, etc are pretty difficult to get. If you kill an FZR250 engine it's time to find another engine; although that's not overly expensive ($500-1000).
     
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    My Bike:
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    i live in duns (am willing to take it to perth for genuine interest) and am looking to sell my fizzer in a few months time...

    have done heaps of work to it, recently reconditioned the engine, am currently in the process of retuning the engine, and then she should be ready to sell?
     
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    My Bike:
    2009 Megelli 250r
    just incase - its a 90 3ln with exup, done just over 30 000 ks, black and blue, tinted screen, roo racing carbon fibre exhaust, religiously maintaned

    things i have done to it:
    seats recovered
    new screen (dark tinted)
    repacked the rear suspension arm bearings
    new rear tyre - pirelli sport demon 140/70-17 (front is still fairly good)
    cleaned, balanced, tuned, set the float levels on the carbies
    new fuel filter
    new spark plugs
    new leads
    reconditioned the head
    valve clearances
    replaced o-rings in the cooling system pipes, as well as checked the impeller (good condition)
    stripped, treated and resprayed front fairing frame
    cleaned and tuned exup
    replaced oil and oil filter
    flushed and replaced coolant (tectaloy 100+)
    new battery
    replaced rear brake pads (~1500ks ago)

    things you may need to look at doing:
    speedo cable (only just started jumping a little)
    chain and sprockets prob need doing in a year or two still decent
    needs a new thermostat (can do as a condition of sale)
    doesnt have a fuel pump - only needed if you want to get every last bit out of your tank
     

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