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Y's Gear will sell reproduced side covers and a tail cowl for the 1980 Yamaha RZ250. The New Pearl White set, supplied painted and with graphics applied, costs ¥88,000. An unpainted set is ¥44,000 and the graphics alone are ¥16,500, giving owners several paths for restoring discontinued exterior parts.
Offering an ¥88,000 painted set alongside a ¥44,000 unpainted set and ¥16,500 graphics matters to custom builders. Owners can return to a factory look or use the reproduced shape as a base for another color. Since some details use modern production methods, buyers should decide whether originality or a usable new part is the priority.
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A reproduction part does not necessarily fit every RZ250 model year, right?
This set targets the early 1980 model, so confirm the model code and mounting points with the dealer.
Separating the ¥44,000 unpainted set and ¥16,500 graphics is a practical sales approach.
If the fuel tank has faded, the color difference beside new panels could be obvious.
¥88,000 looks expensive, but used-part repair and paint costs can close the gap.
New factory-shaped parts with intact mounting tabs can be worth it once installation time is counted.
Being able to buy new white RZ bodywork is major news for owners.
