I need help identifying these wheels. Apparently TZR wheels and a few select models of FZR 250/400 look near identical. Maybe they are identical and I'm just spinning my wheels. No pun intended.
I dont have a rear hub, and I know TZR wheels will not work for my particular project. I just have no way of identifying what I have. Hopefully someone out there can confirm.
The TZR rear wheel does not use that type of cush-drive.
FZR.
TZR "spokes" are much narrower.
TZ spokes even more so.
If it has 3 bolts holding rear rotor it's a FZR400, if it has 6 bolts for rotor it's a FZR600
AFAIK, that is an 87 FZR400 rear wheel. I have an almost identical 88 FZR400 wheel here that I was planning to use in an RD350 project.
Thanks gentlemen. I appreciate the confirmation. Based on these responses, it's an FZR 400 wheel. 3 bolt pattern for the rotor, tuning fork stamped (so not a GSXR), matching Cush drive bits, etc.
So the final question is whether or not these wheels would be interchangeable to the FZR 600 wheels without different spacers.
If I remove a 600 wheel from any given bike, slap the 400 wheel on, am I good to go? I've been told yes, but I trust y'alls knowledge base more. Thanks again guys
Look up the part number for a 600 spacer and see if it's the same as a 400 maybe...?
Or check bearing/axle size/part numbers
The TZR wheels I had were really narrow, like 1.85 front, 2.50 rear and had a single 300 or 330mm disk on the front and a 8" rear disk
I bought them cuz they're TZR wheels, but could never find a use for them and ended up giving them to buddy that used them for TZ125 rains
Quote from: bitzz on June 20, 2026, 10:52:35 AMThe TZR wheels I had were really narrow, like 1.85 front, 2.50 rear and had a single 300 or 330mm disk on the front and a 8" rear disk
I bought them cuz they're TZR wheels, but could never find a use for them and ended up giving them to buddy that used them for TZ125 rains
After a lot of research, I'm fairly sure they are FZR 400 wheels. These are a lot wider. Surprisingly, the correct FZR 400 sprocket carrier is not nearly as easy to come by as a 600 carrier. I've decided to use the 600 wheels purely from a cost saving perspective, and I'm certain they will fit my application.
Either way, I appreciate the info!