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HI YALL im lee from northants
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 picked up this poor ol thing needing some love runs but not very well

been standing while

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carb stripped and cleaned

was thinking to repaint frame clean plastics

list i see so far:

engine mount blown due to oxidation

along with front alloy brake hose

brakes need refurb

speedo sensor missing

exhaust has hole in pipe

forks very saggy

shock saggy too

need road legal rubber(as want to put on road)

apart form that all good lol

 

 



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Welcome to the forum Lee!  biggrinbiggrin

You have the basis for a nice TTR there. Raids are becoming rarer as time goes by.

Some simple weight-saving mods would be to replace the steel swingarm and linkage with the equivalent aluminium parts from the Open Enduro.

Using the OE shock also gives extra adjustment not available on the Raid shock.

If you are trying to keep costs down then Steve at Totally TTRs has a huge range of used parts in his shop - see https://totallyttrs.com/epages/699105d9-e4cc-4b32-b236-84e72cd67f84.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/699105d9-e4cc-4b32-b236-84e72cd67f84/Categories/Shop/Used_parts

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Hello and welcome to the Forum, Lee.

You will appreciate that the TTR will be nowhere near as fast on the road as the TL100 in the background.

It will be much faster on the rough lanes though!!!

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Welcome to all things TTR, that is one funky looking exhaustwink



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Hey Lee and welcome.

There are a few of us TTR fanatics in Northants.

I'm over Kettering way and have a Raid and a Bluey, there's also Dan and Jordan over Rushden way who both have TTR's



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sweet thanks guys i had it in as a resto for a mate but he didnt realise it needed so much work>>>??? lol
so he sold it to me.as dont know one end of a spanner donkeh...
long way to go but be worth it TL1000S is for sale if know anyone looking ????

oh well on with tear down

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Hi Lee,

Nice looking bike! I'll keep an eye out for you riding around!

Have you had dirt bikes before?

Dan

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hi yall soz for late reply beeenn waaaaaaay busy
as f that exhaust yeh its rather odd lol
finally got the ol gal stripped had to drill few bolts out as where siezed broken.
now wanna paint frame
i need a front sprocket nut and tab washer
brake pads front and back
fresh fluids
poss chain and sprockets?
then clean few bits remove crappy stickers
and rebuild slowly

do i need to grind tab so can reomove suspension arm???????

regards

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Don't grind the tab of, you will need it later to do it back up. You should be able to knock it through from the other side.

Hope that helps and good luck.

Steve



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As Steve says!

Brian

PS You may find this thread helpful - http://ttr250.activeboard.com/t63813609/powder-coating-information-preparing-frame-powder-coating-v-/

 



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thanks guys thinkin to throw some two pack over frame then crack on wiv rebuild


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