I am having a tidy up in the workshop and came across this carb that I had forgotten about. It came with a load of other spare parts and I was told that it had been fitted to a TTR250. It has a modified TTR cable holder fitted so I am assuming that is correct. See pics below. It has been lying idle for a few years s...
as the title suggests, im interested in knowing what size tubes people carry if they are going for an adventure. i have a 19 inch tube, so it can stretch into the front, or sqeeze into the rear in an emergency. obviously i wouldnt keep it in there I would change it when i could. what do you guys do?
Every time I go out for a ride, when back home I have to physically take the side panel off and take air box cover off and drain loads of water out, I thought it had a draining system? I noticed a gap between the seat and mudguard and can see where water gets in, I can't understand why the snorkel faces toward...
really rough ttr! you wont worry about it on the lanes, its scratched and scuffed all over. works well, loud exhaust. tax and mot selling because i want a wr450f or a yz450f. bit more power. offers around 800 and i assume below! thanks, pete south devon, totnes
I just wanted to thank Brian and Trish for the help with a few bits and pieces I needed a couple of days ago. Seat is now fitted, as is the left handle. Pillion pegs to be done tomorrow (out with the lad on his ttr 125 all day and ran of of time). After the drive down, the tea, bickies, and good company were much...
Hi I'm after a ttr as I've just sold my XR I'm located in Cornwall so not too far away please but could use motorcycle currier for the right bike .Nice original OE would suit But not Raid . I am now a TTR owner -- Edited by cb300 on Sunday 29th of December 2013 08:51:46 PM-- Edited by cb300 on Wednesday 1s...
Yo! So it goes like this. I buy this bike and it's got a few things done to it. I busted it all open because it was surging when I was riding at a stead speed. The airbox snorkle is cut and the throttle stop is removed. I get on the google and it sais that this is a basic way to open up the bike, but it need jettin...
Hi Guys, Just bought a 2006 ttr250. cant wait to get out on it!! Just changing the sprockets and tyres to make it more offroad friendly got a question, Going to run 13-48 sprockets, got a new 110/100/18 ac10 tyre. Is this combo going to fit? Fitting a new chain as well. Searching the site it seems i...
Hey guys, I have a ttr-250 and have noticed that my fuel tank has a crack in the top of it after it started leaking when I filled her up. The crack is about 7cm long I would say but it's only a little hairline crack. I have tried the solder iron trick but I can still see the crack, I'm not even sure if this theory w...
We have added lots of genuine new Yamaha parts to our NOS web page over recent weeks at http://www.totallyttrs.com/NOS/index so please have a look to see what we can now offer. Many thanksBrian & Trish
Went out for a final outing for my tires today with mg brother on his wr250x motard .and once again the ttr excelled . We rode from Taree up the great dividing range to gingers creek a found trip of 380ks all up we did manage a bit of dirt to keep the ttr happy .the 60 k section of the Oxley highway up to gingers c...
Took 3 of the grandkids to see some reindeer yesterday to give their mum a break The weather has calmed down a bit and we will be busy this morning preparing for tomorrow's family dinner. It's beginning to feel a lot like Christmas! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to everyone! Brian and Tris...
So I think the wifey is going to get me all the parts I need to uncork my TTR for Christmas. I'll be giving her links to the exact products of course. Pipe - I was wanting a Q4, but I found Powercore 4's on Amazon as low as $205. Is that a good deal for the money? Is it super loud? I don't want a screamer, but I also d...
Hi All, Just bought a 2004 TTR 250. Really happy with the bike and plan on a few small mods, pillion footpegs, headlightswitch etc. I currently have a Triumph Tiger 800XC and my 12 year old son has the TTR250's baby brother, the TTR125. Looking forward to some greenlaning and hope to meet some of you in th...
I am on bearing refurb duties today. Just stripped out an old link arm and was a bit surprised at how worn the lower shock bearing was. The outer bearing case was worn through and the bearing had taken a substantial groove out of the link arm itself which is sadly now scrap I don't think it would have passe...
I have a 1998 OE that seems to have a strange electrical problem that I could do with some help on if possible. My bike generally starts with no problem, but when running the bike often 'cuts out' very very briefly and then continues to run. It almost feels like someone has turned the key on and off very qui...
Rare opportunity to buy a pair of original Yamaha tank decals! If you like your plastic-tanked TTR to stay looking original then here's your chance Only one set available and I won't be restocking given the current retail price which is a shade over £315 But a lucky forum member can bag these for a sl...
Having yet another tidy up before our annual stock take and came across these two new nuts. Packets a bit oily but were unopened until I took one out for the pic. Useful spares to keep. £6 for the pair inc UK p&p. They are part 12 in the pic below and are special nuts - not sure of their technical name - so...
My life of debauchery finally caught up with me. The ticker went awry two weeks ago and I got whipped into a coronary care unit. I've had a shiny platinum stent fitted, (38mm x 4mm od, hope your impressed!) and another two arteries are to get attention too. I feel fine and have started my walking programm...
FWIW, I have just having a tidy up and found a piece of paper on which I had written the details as follows: Caster angle - blue TTRs is 26° and white TTRs is 27.2° Trail - blue TTRs is 108mm and white TTRs is 109mmHaving committed this info to the forum I can now throw the paper away Brian
We got a little snow here in New York! There is probably 10 inches on the ground. It was fun but difficult to maneuver the bike. I had a lot of fun though! Here are some pics. The bike is not being held up with the kickstand in this picture. The snow is high enough to keep it up.
A big welcome to James a new forum member and owner of my old ttr. Hope she does you proud, and will catch up next time im in devon, and dont forget to join the trf, great guys the devon lot. Adrian
Its one week since I picked up the ttr, it's taking a bit of getting used to as it's years since I rode a trail bike. I'm only using it on the road at the moment, the biggest shock are the mitas tyres. The bike wallows around a bit but they do grip the road quite well. Getting used to the power is interesting as m...
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