Looking at buying 3XV2

[SeaR1ck]

Looks like someone didn't like the floating aspect of the buttons.

[busa1300]

The rotors are still 100% floating, I believe it is some kind of epoxy to secure the locks for extra insurance perhaps.
Also got my hands on a TZ damper as well...
The 400 should be a fun wheelie bike if I ever get it done.

[busa1300]

Just an update...after seeing this thread opened up recently, I saw it could use a bit of fresh news.
TS/TM400 done

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Found a TZ250 rear wheel, luckily with a matching front from a 3YL for the 3XV2



And finished a retro fit of a YZF1000R rear end on my 88 FZR1000, along with some JDM rotors and 100mm spaced Brembos

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[busa1300]

Spacers made, and everything works as it is supposed to. Only took about 6 years to get this segment of the project to materialize... :shocked:

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And finally the proper rear TZ rotor
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[JKV45]

Looks great.

What Michelins are you running?

EDIT:  It looks like Pilot 6s - is that right?

That's exactly what I'm planning to run on mine.

[busa1300]

They are pilot power 120x70 and 160x60... they are off my RS250 track day bike.
Good tires but outdated for track days. When I get around to the actual rebuild of the TZR I will probably use the same tires I have on my other 2 strokes.

Continental SM II's

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