Do you have an old tired RZ 350 and just can't bear to get rid of it because it is such an awesome little bike? Why not update the styling a little bit to our YZR 350 body kit! This conversion kit makes your ugly RZ look like a YZR 500 GP race bike. Included in the kit is the main fairing assembly and a front fairing stay, windscreen, headlight, headlight buckets, rear seat, seat bracket, license plate bracket, seat pad, and front tail light and front fenders converts your RZ in an afternoon and you will be riding your new bike tomorrow! The white/orange bike at the top belongs to Matt Taylor (WA), the 2006 OMRRA Small bore classic superbike champion. Sold as a complete set or tail only. This product is a replacement motorcycle bodywork part, not a complete vehicle. YZR350Yamaha RZ350 YZR GP Replica Conversion kitThis complete kit consists of the following pieces: – endurance-style upper– supersport lower– mounting brackets– windscreen– headlight bucket– DOT-approved Hi-Lo headlight– tail piece– seat support bracket– taillight– front fender– license plate bracket YZR3502Yamaha RZ350 YZR GP Replica Tail-only kit – tail piece– seat support bracket– mounting bracket– taillight– license plate bracket Mounting guidelines Front bracket:This bracket clamps on two the steering head with the provided U-bolt. The bracket has two dowels that slide down over the steering stop. It will connect to the upper fairing above the headlight. Click here for picture Middle bracket:The two L-shaped tabs reach up through the frame to the bolts on the coil mounts, the bracket than hangs down from those bolts. The ends of the bracket will connect to the recessed bosses on the sides of the upper fairing. Click here for picture Rear bracket:Bolts on to the tabs on the side of the chassis. Top holes then line up to recessed bosses on seat. The tail light/license plate bracket bolts to the inner fender mounting bolts. Click here for picture The fiberglass supper bracket goes right underneath the rider's butt, flat side down, to support rider's weight. Stick the seat on, reach up from the bottom and wiggle the support bracket around until it slides into the correct position. It can be rivited to the frame or epoxied to the seat, your choice. That's Ray Smith on the left giving his little RZ the berries. This product is a replacement motorcycle bodywork part, not a complete vehicle.
