i dont get-it... he dont work. these are some links.

http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l1.../Imag020-1.jpg
http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l1...06/Imag021.jpg
http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l1.../Imag022-1.jpg

 

Nice Mertan!! Is that a 1993 with a 1996 front fairing conversion?

 

this is my sleeper 98 900rr with 05 1000rr

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nope. is an 1994 with 1996 front fairing. is an stock bike. i didnt modify the fairing. i want a 98-99 complete fairing. how much can i buy one? thank you.

 

Ok, cool.

You can find full fairings for a 98-99 on ebay. Im not sure on the quality of the bodywork. Some guys say that it cracks sooner than stock fairings, and some other people dont have problems with them. I havent bought any myself so I cannot say for sure on the strength of them.

 

second hand i want to buy. originals.

 

Sorry man, cant help you on that one.

 

how much it cost your bike? 93 model. stock? in romania it cost aprox 3500$

 

i dont know what the exchange rate to your currency vs the S.A. Rand. Things are waaaaay overpriced here in S.A.

I picked up mine over here for about $4000 USD. Yeah I know its daylight robbery but it was the best price for the neatest 1993 CBR900RR I could find with about 25000 miles on it. Everything was going for about $6500 USD.

 

OK, I took some more. Unfortunately, I left my camera in the car and rode the bike to work today. These photos are also done with my cell phone.

Yes, your right. It's pretty much stock with the following: 17" F3 front wheel, bolt on canister, front flushmount signals, short stalk rear signals (cheap ones), home made fender eliminator (stainless steel), and modified swing arm (extra bracing, spool mounts, black powder coat). No, it's not extended either (not my bag, man).

Most of it is 1996, including the stock colors (a lot of the decals are removed). It has a 95 stock header (hence the tilted effect of the 96-99 bolt on canister), 95 carbs (no TPS), and the swing arm is off of a 95 too.

Putting it together was fun, but riding it is even more fun.