Description
[A pinnacle machine that brings together racing technology]
The FZR750R, released in March 1989, is said to be a pure replica of Yamaha's four-stroke works machine, the YZF750.
Developed with racing in mind, the FZR750R's compact, high-revving, five-valve, 750cc inline-four engine featured titanium connecting rods, larger intake and exhaust ports, and the exhaust's EXUP system for improved exhaust efficiency, all of which contributed to its high output.
The frame and swingarm were made of aluminum Deltabox, and the rear was fitted with a racing-grade suspension, including an Öhlins shock unit, highly acclaimed in racing.
Furthermore, the fairing, which has the same shape as the YZF, was made from expensive FRP, making it a highly-rated machine packed with high-quality, high-performance equipment.
Sold as a limited production model of 1,000 units worldwide, it became the envy of many motorcycle enthusiasts.
[Model Specifications]
★ This is a plastic model assembly kit of the FZR750R, which was developed with racing in mind and is said to be a pure replica of the Yamaha YZF750 factory machine.
★ 1/12 scale, length 174mm, height 96mm, width 62mm.
★ The fairing is a two-piece, upper and lower section, just like the full-size motorcycle, with clear parts.
★ The DOHC inline-four engine and auxiliary equipment such as the carburetor and radiator are precisely reproduced. The plug cords can be routed using vinyl tubing for added realism.
★ Specially made ultra-small screws are used to attach the engine and fairing.
★ The tires are made of solid rubber for a realistic look. The tread pattern is precisely sculpted, and together with the three-spoke cast wheels, they create a stylish look.
★ High-quality decals are made by Cartograf.
★ Includes a leaflet with photos of the actual motorcycle.
[First Release Date]
August 1989
