A couple of things...... Yamaha did NOT sell an SP model in Canada in 1995. This is, in fact, a 1993 model. If it is a Canadian model, the odometer better not read miles as you stated, or it's not original and then nobody knows what the mileage really is... If you want top dollar for it you need take those hideous f'n turn signals off and burn them. You can get a full set of OEM replicas on eBay for less than $100. It's a pity holes were drilled in the fairings to fit that type of front turn signal. You're missing the fuel tank dampers that prevent the tank and frame from damaging each other. Those are the little self adhesive rubber bits the attach to the tank, and brace it against the frame when you tighten it down at the rear mount. Not having these dampers puts a lot of strain on the front and rear tank mounts too. Oh, and also, there was a brake light switch for the rear brakes when new. Otherwise, sweet looking bike. She looks to be a great condition, and sounds really nice.
Nope-got one with less than 5k,tank rusting,as standard lol-this one is a bit of a crapper,got 3 other standard,used to work at a Yamaha dealer,had a standard 750 for work,blew it up at 28k when the piston skirt fell into the gearbox!!-best bike I ever had,have another for next year 😎🤘🏻
500 SP's were built each year from 93 to 96 to meet WSB homologation regulations. The livery changed each year but there were certainly overlaps in when bikes were built, registered and sold. I found that the links below give best information on the YZF750SP differences. www.nostalgicsportsbikes.com/yamaha-yzf-750-sp.html www.motorcyclespecs.co.za/bikes/Yamaha17.html
I have a few one of the best bikes ever made in my humble opinion as I have said now on a few ocasions better than the Fire Blade and over looked because of the blade to the loss of many riders who would otherwise have bought one of these Much better on the track than the honda in many many ways However I must disagree re the 6 pot calipers they were in my opinion shit Go blue spot much much better and safer !! thanks for the up load !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I’m Canadian and purchased one of these brand-new in 1993. Cost me $10,000 back then. Below five grand Forget it those flat slides did not like it. Get it over five grand and hey it was gone I used to eat GSXR 1100s for breakfast with that thing. With the close ratio transmission after first gear it was like a dirtbike. I sold the bike and unfortunately it was destroyed so I guess that makes it 499…
Sorry to ruin your party, but I can't see a removable rear subframe on this one. Also that rear suspension reservoir is from stock R model. I wonder what carburetors does this one have?
The rear shock reservoir is not a stock R piece, I have an all original R model and the R part is not adjustable from the reservoir like this one is. Also, the rear subframe attachment points cannot be seen without removing the rear seat bodywork. I will be raining on their parade a little, but not for the reasons you thought.
The adjustabel shock reservoir is stock. I also have and have had an original YZF 750r. All YZF's that I have seen have an adjustable rear shock reservoir. SP has a removable subframe, that aluminium frame which is beneath the seat. You are talking about that steel rear frame, that one is removable also on a R model. I've learned that early SP models didn't have a removable subframe. Later ones did though. My point is, that the information spoken in this video is not connected to this particular motorcycle. This is an early SP model which does not have these features mentioned.
I see. Both mine were 1994 models. That's where my misleading information comes from, but that wasn't the point though. Still it was a nice debate we had.
RookieKillz It's always good to have a respectful disagreement/misunderstanding. Your original point was correct though, their facts just don't match the bike.
The Yamaha YZF750SP was available to buy from 1993 to 1997 throughout most of the world. You can also pick up some unsold 97 models sold in 98. I don't know about the availability in Canada, but these bikes have been crossing continents and when they do come up for sale in Europe world wide shipping is offered.
That is the first bike I have seen on your channel that made me think you should have thought "that bike's not going on the channel, we have standards to uphold". But, alas, you folks are there to sell motorcycles.
What a piece. Brings me back to the 90s when these and zx7r were screamin around all over the place
I miss my old yzf 750, I really loved the 6 pot brakes. Was awsome on the track
A couple of things......
Yamaha did NOT sell an SP model in Canada in 1995. This is, in fact, a 1993 model.
If it is a Canadian model, the odometer better not read miles as you stated, or it's not original and then nobody knows what the mileage really is...
If you want top dollar for it you need take those hideous f'n turn signals off and burn them. You can get a full set of OEM replicas on eBay for less than $100. It's a pity holes were drilled in the fairings to fit that type of front turn signal.
You're missing the fuel tank dampers that prevent the tank and frame from damaging each other. Those are the little self adhesive rubber bits the attach to the tank, and brace it against the frame when you tighten it down at the rear mount. Not having these dampers puts a lot of strain on the front and rear tank mounts too.
Oh, and also, there was a brake light switch for the rear brakes when new.
Otherwise, sweet looking bike. She looks to be a great condition, and sounds really nice.
I am so proud to have one in my garage 😍😍
Also SP's had aluminum gas tanks.
Nope-got one with less than 5k,tank rusting,as standard lol-this one is a bit of a crapper,got 3 other standard,used to work at a Yamaha dealer,had a standard 750 for work,blew it up at 28k when the piston skirt fell into the gearbox!!-best bike I ever had,have another for next year 😎🤘🏻
Yes all the 93 sp where in these colors. But i am trying to know how much 93 sp where built. Cheers
Still miss mine!
What a Beautiful bike 😍😍 how many of these pink delivery where delivered?
williamsbboy I think all SP are this livery.
500 SP's were built each year from 93 to 96 to meet WSB homologation regulations. The livery changed each year but there were certainly overlaps in when bikes were built, registered and sold.
I found that the links below give best information on the YZF750SP differences.
www.nostalgicsportsbikes.com/yamaha-yzf-750-sp.html
www.motorcyclespecs.co.za/bikes/Yamaha17.html
What a great looking bike that is. Not many around.
I have a few one of the best bikes ever made in my humble opinion as I have said now on a few ocasions better than the Fire Blade and over looked because of the blade
to the loss of many riders who would otherwise have bought one of these Much better on the track than the honda in many many ways However I must disagree re the 6 pot
calipers they were in my opinion shit Go blue spot much much better and safer !! thanks for the up load !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
congratulations is good motocicle
What is the avarage price of one Sp mk1 today? Thanks everyone
A front lamp look like honda cbr 400
I’m Canadian and purchased one of these brand-new in 1993. Cost me $10,000 back then. Below five grand Forget it those flat slides did not like it. Get it over five grand and hey it was gone I used to eat GSXR 1100s for breakfast with that thing. With the close ratio transmission after first gear it was like a dirtbike. I sold the bike and unfortunately it was destroyed so I guess that makes it 499…
im in ontario canada. i just found one in a shed. its rough shape but all there.
Sorry to ruin your party, but I can't see a removable rear subframe on this one. Also that rear suspension reservoir is from stock R model. I wonder what carburetors does this one have?
The rear shock reservoir is not a stock R piece, I have an all original R model and the R part is not adjustable from the reservoir like this one is.
Also, the rear subframe attachment points cannot be seen without removing the rear seat bodywork.
I will be raining on their parade a little, but not for the reasons you thought.
The adjustabel shock reservoir is stock. I also have and have had an original YZF 750r. All YZF's that I have seen have an adjustable rear shock reservoir. SP has a removable subframe, that aluminium frame which is beneath the seat. You are talking about that steel rear frame, that one is removable also on a R model. I've learned that early SP models didn't have a removable subframe. Later ones did though. My point is, that the information spoken in this video is not connected to this particular motorcycle. This is an early SP model which does not have these features mentioned.
RookieKillz This is a '93 model that was not sold in the USA. The R model in '93 did not have adjustable rebound.
I see. Both mine were 1994 models. That's where my misleading information comes from, but that wasn't the point though. Still it was a nice debate we had.
RookieKillz It's always good to have a respectful disagreement/misunderstanding.
Your original point was correct though, their facts just don't match the bike.
Vintage Kaplan
these bikes aren't that rare. here in italy you can pick one for 1000 euros
Not the SP version for sure !
Hallo ik heb ook een nieuwe yzf 750 sp. Volledig orrigineel. Uitlaat windscherm pinkers. Enz 3:13 👮♀️
I need one of these bikes... in the U.S...... contact me
Ze werden gemaakt vanaf 1993 tot 1998
If it's a 1995 it's not an SP sorry they only made the SP in 93
The Yamaha YZF750SP was available to buy from 1993 to 1997 throughout most of the world.
You can also pick up some unsold 97 models sold in 98.
I don't know about the availability in Canada, but these bikes have been crossing continents and when they do come up for sale in Europe world wide shipping is offered.
I have a Canadian 1994 model
Known in the U.K. as the fox eye !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fox eye is FZR600
@@leonidvolk and FZR750R
That is the first bike I have seen on your channel that made me think you should have thought "that bike's not going on the channel, we have standards to uphold". But, alas, you folks are there to sell motorcycles.
Ohne Helm super!
That is not an SP!
FFS just put a f-ing helmet on
Great bike
I have the number 4HT001113 in my Garage 😊 in Germany 280 top spied on stread yes we kann 😊
Ze werden gemaakt vanaf 1993 tot 1998