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New member & TTR250 in Tasmania.
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 Just got this and joined the forum, 1999 model, 7000Km, in good condition and registered for $2500Au.

 Love the bike, it's fantastic, so far have just replaced the Bars with a taller, wider less swept bend (Universal Deuce) and a Pirelli Rallycross tyre for the front end.They say a picture tells a thousand words so here's some of what my life is about.

 Thanks to Matt for the manual too, has already been put to use with the tyre change.



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Hello Mr G and welcome to TTR land.

It looks like the driver of the burned out car must have met Taz, he looks to have had a Devil of a job! furious

Are all Tasmanian roads as well finished? confuse

Your TTR could pass as a left hand drive UK type because it has a kickstart, winkers, lights and a mirror.

It will also seem to be fairly unused in having done a mere 7000Km in 13 years.

Long may it last. biggrin

Martyn



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 A lot of the gravel tracks/roads in Tasmania are kept in good condition for fire and forestry access, here's a link to yesterdays ride on a new track we found off Blue Gum road, Woodbridge Tasmania . Hope it works.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SacxHl88DhA



-- Edited by Gcorner on Monday 9th of April 2012 12:56:58 AM

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Great photos on the first post, and a nice video above. What's not to like?

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'94 Yamaha TTR 250 Raid (with Open Enduro headlight, grrr...)

'54 plate Suzuki GSF 650S (Bandit)

Previously Yamaha YBR125, Yamaha TY125, Yamaha TY250



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Just dredging up an old post from 5 years ago!

I still get surprised by how small this world is.....Gcorner probably doesn't post here anymore but I happened to notice a comment on another post and realised he was from Tassie. Had a quick sticky beak and what do I find - the video in this post is where I learnt to ride, my old house is about 500m back from where this video starts.

Not many people know about it as a riding area, but one of the reasons I bought the house was so I could take my horses riding up there.....I've done many many laps up there on horses and then motorbikes. Only had the place 3 years but I was living there at the time this video was made.

Chuffed to see this.

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