Model name; FZR250R Model Code; 3LN Engine Start Number; 1HX Frame Start Number; 3LN-350101 Overall Length; 1990mm Overall Width; 685mm Overall Heigh; 1100mm Seat Height; 735mm Wheelbase; 1375mm Minimum Ground Clearance; 140mm Dry Weight; 146kg With oil and full tank; 166kg Fuel consumption; 51km per litre at 50km/h Climbing Ability 27 degrees Minimum turning radius; 3000mm Engine type; Liquid cooled 4-stroke, DOHC Cylinder Arrangment; Forward inclined parallel 4-cylinder Displacment; 249cm3 Bore*Stroke; 48.0*34.5mm Compression ratio; 12:1 Compression pressure(STD); 981kpa/400rpm Max house power; 29.4kw at 14000rpm Max torque; 25.5nm at 10000rpm Starting system; Electric Starter Oil type or grade engine oil; SAE20w40se or SAE10w30se Periodic oil change; 2ltrs With oil filter replacment; 2.2ltrs Total amount 2.7ltrs Air Filter; dry type element Fuel type; Regular Gasoline Fuel tank cap; 14ltrs Fuel reserve amont; 2.8ltrs Carburetor type; BDST28/4 Manufacturer; Mikuni Sparkplug;NGK, CR8E Sparkplug gap; 0.7mm~0.8mm Transmission Primary reduction system; Spur gear Primary Reduction Ratio; 89/35 (2.542) Secondary reduction system; Chain Drive Secondary reduction ratio; 56/17 (3.294) Clutch type; Wet, Multiple-disc Transmisson type; Constant Mesh 6-speed Gear ratio 1st; 34/11 (3.090) Gear ratio 2nd; 31/14 (2.214) Gear ratio 3rd; 32/18 (1.777) Gear ratio 4th; 27/18 (1.500) Gear ratio 5th; 25/19 (1.315) Gear ratio 6th; 27/23 (1.173) Chassis Caster Angle; 24.5degrees Trail; 87mm Tire size (front); 100/80-17 (Rear); 130/70-17 Wheel travel (front); 130mm (Rear); 117mm Carburetor Pilot screw; 3 turns from right in Idle speed; 1600rpm Intake Vacuum; 18.7kpa Front suspension Fork travel; 130mm Spring rate; 7.8n/mm oil capacity; 390cm3 oil level; 106mm oil grade; 10w fork oil Rear suspension Absorber travel; 50mm spring free length; 173mm Drive chain Type; 428vs/Daido No. of links; 130 Chain freeplay 20~30mm Brake fluid type DOT no4 That isnt all the specs I have but just the ones your most likley to use If you want more email me <!-- e --><a href="mailto:jarmizz@hotmail.com">jarmizz@hotmail.com</a><!-- e --> I will be putting them up on our web site soon <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.yamahaforever.com">www.yamahaforever.com</a><!-- w --> which is soon to open.
If you have a 2kr (pre-delta box, with exup) all of the above is essentially the same except for: Model name; FZR250 Model Code; 2kr Frame Start Number; 2kr-??? Dry Weight; 142kg With oil and full tank; 162kg Tire size (Rear); 120/80-17 These are the only obvious changes that I am aware of compared to those specs above. I do question the 51km per litre at 50km/h fuel consumption... that means I could do over 500 km's on one tank of petrol which is doubtful. I usually hover between 160 before reserve is necessary (190 max) - assuming moderate city driving. (open roads can reach 220 km's max)
I have no available info on the 1hx models. If anyone does please post. There will be large differences in specs because of the lack of exup on these bikes.
Yes it does sound strange but they come to this figure because they bike is brand new and they are going in a straight line with the same revs and doing 50km/h. It would be like you jumping on ya bike finding a never ending straight with no wind or bumps in the road and riding at the same revs and speed till you ran out of gas. But when we ride we stop at stop signs and slow down for other cars then speed back up. So you use heaps more gas then you would if you road in a straight line.
Guys, correct me if i am wrong, but i believe FZR250R is rated 33.5 kw (45ps) . FSR250 (single front brake disc) is 29.4 kw (40ps) - same as yamaha zeal - redline 15500
Here are the links for the FZR 400 Manual as promised, this manual is similar to the FZR 250. http://www.yamahaforever.com/fzr400Manual/FZR400_Service_Manual_Ch1.pdf 3.36 MB http://www.yamahaforever.com/fzr400Manual/FZR400_Service_Manual_Ch23.pdf 5.08 MB http://www.yamahaforever.com/fzr400Manual/FZR400_Service_Manual_Ch4.pdf 7.41 MB http://www.yamahaforever.com/fzr400Manual/FZR400_Service_Manual_Ch567.pdf 5.58 MB http://www.yamahaforever.com/fzr400Manual/FZR400_Service_Manual_Ch89.pdf 6.04 MB http://www.yamahaforever.com/fzr400Manual/FZR400_Service_Manual_Contents.pdf 431.36 KB
FSR ? Was this supposed to be fzr? If so the fzr250 with single front disc is rated to the same as the 3ln model (which includes the fzr250r). The engine is pretty much identical in these bikes, the main difference being the frame. 2kr (single disc) http://www.motorbikes.be/models.asp?id=3741 3ln (dual disc) http://www.motorbikes.be/models.asp?id=3745 Interestingly they have the same output ratings (hp and torque) but at slightly different revs, despite both reving to a 18000 redline (this is consistent with the manual I got with mine). And even more interesting is if you look at the 93 or 94 models they have them rated lower in hp, but with more torque (http://www.motorbikes.be/models.asp?id=3746 and http://www.motorbikes.be/models.asp?id=3747). But yamaha actually stopped producing these bikes in 91, so these are just re-painted bikes from the same year... <!-- s:shock: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_eek.gif" alt=":shock:" title="Shocked" /><!-- s:shock: -->
just for fun, compare the fzr to the cbr... 1998 cbr 250 rr : http://www.motorbikes.be/models.asp?id=868 FZR (any model) wins in hp, torque, and weight.
lol Boz The reason for the diffrent power ratings is because diffrent tunes. The reason for this is because diffrent regulations. Many Hondas of the same model have diffrent power out puts. These can be done by restricted exhaust, smaller intake stacks, smaller carb jets etc etc etc. Of course the Yamaha is better than the Honda!!!!! <!-- s --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_mad.gif" alt="" title="Mad" /><!-- s -->
FZR 400 MANUAL Dean can you please tell me if the manual for FZR400 has been removed as I cannot access it
OK, i ranned into an issue.. i accidentally deleted them while makin the webpage.. Can any1 host the pdf files if they already downloaded them so i can download it of you and put it back on the site.. Sorry guys!
I downloaded the PDF files from a site u gave me b4 Boz, Im going to upload them but i need to know this file FZR400SWC 1989-parts.pdf is that of any relevance to the FZR 250? I can t make the jewberrish haha this is the link http://www.yamahaforever.com/attachments/fzr400/FZR400SWC 1989-parts.pdf
doesn't look like it would be very useful as it is fzr400 part numbers. And given that I don't know how many parts are shared between them I can't tell you any more.
