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    Long story short, I bid on this '92 FZR 1000 on ebay thinking I would be outbid. Turns out, I won (because no one else bid). So I hit the road to Iowa to pick it up this weekend. Always wanted one of these in high school so I guess I can cross this off my bucket list...


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    Hawk, NC35, TL1000S, SRAD GSXR 750, Aprilia SXV 5.5

  • #2
    Nice!
    Brian - Richland, WA
    1991 Hawk GT

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    • #3
      Wow,you sure collect bucket-list bikes.I rode my buddy's fzr750 like that.....scary-monsters of a powerband. 7 grand on the tach and the thing would rip your grip off the bars if you weren't ready.Wasn't fun mid-corner.

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      • #4
        I'll find out for myself soon. Going through my routine fluid flush, valve clearance, and carb rejet for elevation before I take it out on the road.
        Hawk, NC35, TL1000S, SRAD GSXR 750, Aprilia SXV 5.5

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        • #5
          Wow, looks great!

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          • #6
            Yeah, nice!! A friend traded some artwork for a 92 1000 recently and is going thru it. And it needs some going thru!

            Nice grab.
            "I couldn't afford NOT to buy it!"

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            • #7
              Very cool. High in my list of vintage wants. Love the color scheme too.
              Don't spend money and buy, spend time and learn.

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              • #8
                I remember reading about the 5 valve heads, the exhaust control for varied back-pressure. super nice bike. I think I'd only pop for the 400 though.

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                • #9
                  After about 2 months rehauling the entire fueling system (and realizing it was just a faulty tank sensor), I finally got around to doing some projects to improve the bike.
                  shock dogbones to raise the rear, R1 era calipers, braided lines, radial master, fresh rotors, and some weight savings through lithium battery and ti bolts, muffler...

                  Steers lighter, brakes harder and finally runs well after the carb rebuild(s)...
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                  Hawk, NC35, TL1000S, SRAD GSXR 750, Aprilia SXV 5.5

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                  • #10
                    I don't profess to know a lot about these bikes but was the tank sensor a fuel level indicator related thing?
                    88 Blue Hawk GT - Under construction but rideable (guest approved)
                    89 BlackHawk 2.0 - On the lift and being assembled
                    90 Hawk GT (color as to yet be determined) - Still on the shelf in crates

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                    • #11
                      Glad there are guys like you out there preserving and using these cool old bikes.
                      Don't spend money and buy, spend time and learn.

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                      • #12
                        Originally Posted by rpcraft
                        I don't profess to know a lot about these bikes but was the tank sensor a fuel level indicator related thing?
                        Yup! I derusted the tank and think I screwed up the fuel level sensor. It’s a weird design: the fuel level sensor basically cuts off part of the spark when the level goes too low to emulate running out of gas. There’s a “reserve” switch on the fairing but it just brings full power back to the coils.
                        Hawk, NC35, TL1000S, SRAD GSXR 750, Aprilia SXV 5.5

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