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no lost tools I was lucky when I got my TTr it still had its full tool kit under the side panel plus the right wheel nut sized rear one. Now i had a puncture Saturday I was only out for two hours as the weather was ****ty but I needed a ride I had not been out since Christmas. Now I'm not one for pissing around in the very wet mud two do a tube but as luck would have it I was yards from a mates house and a nice dry garage with Tea so long and short I swapped the rear out for a 21inch tube I carry. so job dun I clipped the tool box back under the panel an came home only to find after going to fit a 18 inch tube today at home the tool kits fallen off gone missing nono even took a slow bicycle ride back out that way today its lost forever so tubes an wheel spanner ordered from Steve only time I ever take it off is for the wheel spanner as I carry a set in the fender bag as well 



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Bad luck Martyn cry

Sold a TTR to a mate a few years ago (he is still riding it) and he rode it home but lost the toolbox on the way. I couldn't have put the rubber strap on properly. I searched the road on the basis that it would have come off sooner rather than later but no luck  no

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I looked close to my mates house thinking the same thing Brian as well but no luck its in the middle of an estate then the 3 miles back from Copplestone to home. I see Steve has one in the shop I will sulk over it for a month kick some things around put penny's in a jar an replace it

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Two options here too Martyn

Ones from Torsten


https://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/TTR250-TTR-250-TT250R-tool-kit-toolkit-bag-holder-tool-Toolbox-box/362218255410?hash=item5455e3f432:g:0KwAAOSwryBaYiek


https://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/Yamaha-TTR250-TTR-250-Y4G-Original-Toolkit-Tool-Kit-RARE/253379826466?hash=item3afe9d5322:g:9bAAAOSwi~5Zz~wv



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Might be an option

www.aliexpress.com/item/Motorcycle-Pit-Dirt-Trail-Bikes-Storage-Tool-Box-Holder-Bottle-Plastic-Container-for-yamaha-TTR250-XT250/32844397078.html

I just bought one, I'll see how well it fits. It is a bit bigger than the standard one (drill a hole in the bottom of it), which if it fits will be even better. I've still got the original one and would be upset if I lost it, comes in so handy. I carry a tool bag on my rear rack with all sorts of stuff but this one is so convenient its always to first one to go to.

Leigh

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Martyn

I have some new, but empty boxes here, if you want to make your own tool kit up. I have not had a chance to put the boxes in the shop, give me a SHOUT, if that helps.

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Will do Steve I'm still sulking over it she's in the workshop on the bench its service time

Martyn

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No Worries

What are they doing between copplestone and Crediton????? Road is closedfurious



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I was coming back from North Tawton a little run round the lanes that way took a look at Brian's favourite river crossing It would have needed a Boat and I don't have the balls to ride up the steps on the bridge on the Tawton side so did not get far down that lane its like a bog pit on most of the lanes round Crediton we have had so much rain this winter. Crediton with the road closed is so nice mate its like having a real Bypass keep it closed I say biggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrin



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Are you talking about Bondleigh?

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Bailey's Ford across the River Yeo - a long time ago so Martyn has a good memory wink - see here

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Water was up to about top of seat on that Serow I have never seen it that high at that crossing an as I said them steps on the bridge that side is steep might have had a go on the Montesa with it Trials Tire but not the TTr on that 644

Martyn

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This is what happens when you try the steps on the bridge, bit fuzzy as I was laughing so much!

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That's what I was thinking I would be doing if I tried it Steve but with no one to watch me clear it I might have made it........... but then I could have broken my leg or worse with Age comes the knowledge that that could be nasty

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My God the Tools an box have turned up mate just txt me a chap a number of doors down from him stopped him as he was walking the dog this morning an asked if he had lost anything off a bike. he had picked it up in the road that same day then forgotten about it till he saw him as he was thinking it was off a bike an my mate is the only biker in the road How lucky is that......................... must go buy a lotto ticket this week

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Result!smilesmilesmile



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Nice neighbour!

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You're a very lucky fella, Martyn.

It was about time you stopped "tooling" around all over the place. biggrin

Have you bought any lottery tickets recently?

Martyn



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No Martyn but I should have got one I just spotted I got £50 off Ernie today as well so think that might be my luck used up for the year or then again I could be moving into a Lucky year watch this space..................

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Who's Ernieconfuse



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leigh wrote:

Might be an option

www.aliexpress.com/item/Motorcycle-Pit-Dirt-Trail-Bikes-Storage-Tool-Box-Holder-Bottle-Plastic-Container-for-yamaha-TTR250-XT250/32844397078.html

I just bought one, I'll see how well it fits. It is a bit bigger than the standard one (drill a hole in the bottom of it), which if it fits will be even better. I've still got the original one and would be upset if I lost it, comes in so handy. I carry a tool bag on my rear rack with all sorts of stuff but this one is so convenient its always to first one to go to.

Leigh

 Thanks Leigh - just ordered one. Can’t pass that up for $12US delivered to Australia.



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Might be an option

www.aliexpress.com/item/Motorcycle-Pit-Dirt-Trail-Bikes-Storage-Tool-Box-Holder-Bottle-Plastic-Container-for-yamaha-TTR250-XT250/32844397078.html

I just bought one, I'll see how well it fits. It is a bit bigger than the standard one (drill a hole in the bottom of it), which if it fits will be even better. I've still got the original one and would be upset if I lost it, comes in so handy. I carry a tool bag on my rear rack with all sorts of stuff but this one is so convenient its always to first one to go to.

Leigh

 Thanks Leigh - just ordered one. Can’t pass that up for $12US delivered to Australia.

 Let us all know how it fits pleasesmile



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Will do Steve. Going to have to start charging a commisson to you for all my product testing mate biggrin



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The Prembonds Computer Steve Ernie I have a hand full use them like a bank ie place to keep any spare money if you are lucky to have it before you spend it on Motorbikes and parts



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Will do Steve. Going to have to start charging a commisson to you for all my product testing mate biggrin

 biggrinbiggrinbiggrin Think of it for the love for all thing's TTR thumbsup.gifthumbsup.gifthumbsup.gif



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ttr steve wrote:

Who's Ernieconfuse

 

Search Results

Electronic Random Number Indicating Equipment. ERNIE

Martyn



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Thats great news and luck!

I'll report back too when I receive the toolbox I ordered and see if its a goer.

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Cubber wrote:
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Electronic Random Number Indicating Equipment. ERNIE

Martyn

 Ok so you have to be over 1000 years old to know thatwink



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I have had a ticket for ernie ror years and never received a bean no



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Tool box arrived. Doesn't fit in the standard toolbox spot. no Bugger. Lugs don't go close and bolt holes are different.  Reckon it will go under my rear rack though with some farkling evileye



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Thanks for the feedback Chrissmile



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Just logging in to say the same. Its too wide, I thought of moving the mounts, but it will be too wide and hit the tyre when it comes up.

I'll find a way to put it on the DRZ.

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