Toyota Echo transmission swap

[sh0rtlife]

Originally Posted by MyBlueYar

Doggone it sh0rtlife, the more I read of your posts, the more I want to go out and find a clean example of a zr7. I wasn't aware it shared so many parts with the GPz750, but therein lies the beauty of it I guess.

About your '96 z50, that image didn't come through, but I'd love to see the mini xr250 look.

that is the genuine beauty of the zr7-s(the S is bodied the non s is bodyless) and across the boarder in canada i belive they simply sold it as the zr750?......i know its not the same name

ive done 14+ hours in the saddle..and adore the bike...i love hondas but this kawi truely took me....the big trick top is being in the pacific north WET was finding tires that allowed the bike to do what it needed to and what i wanted to no mater the conditions..pilot road4...wet, dry, cold as hell..carve as hard a syou like with confidence...yes ive dragged peg in the wet!..hwy 101 from oly to port angels..look it up on google thats some sweeeeeeet deep carves in there...also some wide open spots ive done a best of 147


first up this is my zr7-s..many years back....i got it totaled, cosmeticly..to which it had been bought out of a towning yard and they gave up but didnt do much with it, previously wrecked after being bought from a towning yard and the guy rode it without a brake side peg.....without insurance and hadnt even plated it and layed it into a ditch and left it...got arested for fleeing an accedent, before that it was once again wrecked, before that it was wrecked or damaged multiple times in california......its had an UGLY life and yet..aside from the bodywork only the "last" 2 wrecks did any damage..busted up controls, and then a seriously bent rear wheel and caved in tank
i grafted 96? ninja body work to it
96 z50 on the back of my zr7..yeah ive hauled a few home that way



same 96 restored and modded


same 96 before mods with its big brothers 84 xr250r and 83xl600r


same xl600r after going thru it an modding it to replicate a baja 1000 trophy bike from back in the day