It has been said that “Four wheels move the body, Two wheels move the soul” we want everyone here to enjoy our sport for many years, to take from the Poker world “You don't stop riding because you get old, you get old because you stop riding.” The community here on FZRonline.com have collected resources we feel will help foster safety and responsibility in our community.

Before testing your skills in the already risky traffic ways, invest in quality training offered through the Motorcycle Safety Foundation. The MSF is an internationally recognized not-for-profit foundation, supported by motorcycle manufacturers, that provides leadership to the motorcycle safety community through its expertise, tools, and partnerships. The time you spend with a qualified riding coach, can shave time off your learning curve and could keep you from finding yourself or someone else as a statistic. Click on the Basic Rider Course image to find a course near you.

Safety Article: The Pace
Safety Article: Extreme Road Rash-Cause, Effect, and Lesson Learned

Tech books & links

a LIST of reference books & URL's that deal with:-

Motorcycle Engineering, modification,fabrication techniques etc.,

Motor Cycle reference sites for Tyre specs,Plugs, Oil Filters, Rims, etc.,

Technical Articles from the world of Motorcycle racing.

General Engineering references that are useful for the Bike Mod'ing fraternity

The Complete list of our very Own HOW TO's

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Everything we know about your specific bike, we aim to be the most comprehensive resource on the net, got a question, start here. The bikes have been organized by class. Click on your class below to see specs, modifications, and upgrades related to your bike.

|FZR250|FZR400|FZR600|FZR750|FZR1000|Database of Yamaha Parts you can use for swapping|

|Gearing Chart|Fluids|Tires|Battery|Fuel Tank|Shim Swap Program|

All information within this section is provided to you by your fellow bike enthusiasts. While there is a good deal of knowledge on this site, nothing can replace a fully qualified and highly skilled bike mechanic. But for those that like 'do it yourself' - the info in this Wiki may help you out a little bit.

Tales From The Shed: Stories From The Do It Yourselfer

Here is a list of the most common upgrades for the FZR.

|Front Suspension|Rear Suspension|

HOW-TO: R6 Control Swap
HOW-TO: Dog Bones
HOW-TO: R6 99-02 R6 Fork Swap
HOW-TO: R6 99-02 R6 Swingarm Swap
HOW-TO: R6 Digital Gauge Swap← Linked from the FZR 600 section
HOW TO: Put a 600 3he engine in a 400 3tj Frame http://www.400greybike.cc/newforum/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=4143
HOW-TO: R6 06-08 R6 Rear Shock swap

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|Displacement Chart|

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