YAMAHA:FZR750R

YAMAHA: FZR750R

31 years old and never been ridden. This 1989 Superbike was the top of its class in the day. Yamaha's OW-01 is one of the most evocative motorcycles ever built. It was first shown to a wide-eyed public at the Earls Court motorcycle show in October 1988 and went on to take racing by storm, winning hundreds of races at club level, BSB and WSB. It gave Terry Rymer his first World Superbikes win, Rob McElnea a British Superbikes title, Foggy a TT lap record and four-times 500cc champ Eddie Lawson victory in the 1993 Daytona 200. Admittedly it didn't enjoy quite as much success as the Honda RC30 on track or in road racing, but the OW-01 was and still is decidedly special. The price back then was also special.

Overall length × width × height: 2,100mm × 705mm × 1,160mm
Weight: 187kg
Engine type: Liquid-cooled, 4-stroke, DOHC, 5-valve, in-line 4-cylinder, 749cm³
Maximum power output: 56.6kW (77.0PS) / 9,500r/min
Maximum torque: 65.7N･m (6.7kgf･m) / 7,500r/min