Flagpole trail ride.... This was a short loop of only 30km... I done 2 but it had a bit of everything... mud bogs/ slippery muddy climps & desents / forestry tracks with those loverly slippery roots / dry fast sections / snow..had a light dusting over night higher up... [IMG]http://imageshack.u...
Bike is in good condition, starts easily every time, engine quiet,no smoke, uses no oil. 24k miles. Starter sprag clutch, gel battery, fork seals, fork oil, engine oil and filter, Lowering link, Renthal sprocket and chain set, in line fuel filter, front sintered pads and pins - all fitted in last 2...
As the topic suggests i have four valves & springs for sale... These i replaced only because i was unsure if i would be able to find a head with good valves but i ended up not needing them. Although i still used the new ones & kept these. They were removed from a 2005 model TTR250. This is a pic of the h...
The tidy up and clear out continues!I have three used LH side panels for sale (no RH ones - sorry!) as shown in the pics below.Panel 1 is in very good condition - £30Panel 2 has some scratches - £20Panel 3 is a bit rough and has been sprayed in blue metallic. I haven't tried paint remover but I guess the pai...
Just been doing a bit of research on wheels that will interchange with TTR250's and I think I have found a suitable match. I am still uncertain but it all seems that WR's from 1992~1996 will fit TTR's. Whether or not special spacers would have to be made is anyone's guess, but so far so good. I am hoping so...
Just spent some time on this rainy Sunday morning in the uk changing my tyres for a nice set of mitas what difference it makes had MT43's on there, makes the bike look a lot nicer Tyres do change the look of the bike after and before
Just a thought really. Most magazines compere the ttr250 with a WR ect . But I ride with chaps on KTMs KLXs and so on. Whilst out this weekend I couldn't make a climb for love nor money (they all did)and a mate who is a damn good rider couldn't either (on my bike). So I had to ride a long way round After much de...
I am having a bit of a tidy up and trying to make some space! This tank came with a load of OE spares I bought. The previous owner was going to renovate his OE but, in the end, gave up the project and sold his TTR and all his spares. He had repaired the usual leak spot with fibreglass and it looks a strong repair -...
Hi I have just joined the forum and have been having a good look round for sprocket/chain info but haven't found anything that matches the setup on my bike. It's a 1994 Raid (4GY3) with an 18T front sprocket, 57T rear sprocket and what I take to be a 428 -134 chain. The chain needs replacing and I guess I s...
Hi all im looking for a raid seat in any condition anyone see or got anything tucked away ? Cheers -- Edited by Lostboyscout on Thursday 17th of October 2013 05:26:10 PM
The 2009 bike that was very rough when purchased was missing the top bracket for retaining the front brake hose. I purchased a bracket locally (Australia) but am I am unsure just how it should be fixed to the triple tree clamp or what a round hole in it is for. Refer to photo. Your help will be greatly appre...
Has anyone got either (or both) of these brackets they would like to sell please? Maybe you have changed your headlight and have the brackets tucked away somewhere Please PM me if you can help. Many thanks Brian
Its maybe a a copy of a GYTR tailpipe. I was going to try and repack it but when i pulled it apart it was impossible with out cutting a weld i think. Also the porferated inner pipe is only 70% the length of the muffler. Think i will take it to a muffler shop and see what he reckons. -- Edited by Cubber on Friday 2...
Hi Forum friends. I've put this ad up in Trailbikemagazine, Adventurebikerider, Horizons Unlimited, Enduronews classifieds and the TRF so it seemed sensible to put it here tooGoing where you need to pay for a carnet?Want a bike for Morocco?Like the idea of being on a bike the locals might not thi...
I changed my oil and filter. Took the bleeder screw out to make sure everything was working. Great no issues. Put the screw back in it snapped. Oil leaks from the top. So my question is this would it be easier/cheaper to replace the cover the oil bleeder screw goes into or drill it out and re thread the ble...
I am looking at purchasing a used trail bike (Yamaha TTR-250) and would like to know whether they can be tampered with to adjust the reading on the odometer (either disconnected, rolled back or replaced). I would also like to know how many kilometers these bikes can do before they start to see serious p...
It was pointed out to me that my forks appear to have been dropped through the yolks leaving about 2.5-3 cm of the top of the fork tubes exposed. Have they been dropped through or is that the standard set up? From watching racing I have the most basic of understanding as to why this may be done but had never t...
I started removeing all electrical componts & wireing loom.. The new loom was not a plug & play set up... It has no starter circuit... I managed to add a few wires to get the starter to work..but I cooked the starter button... It's drawing to meany amps.. " yes I am useing the starter soleno...
Second-hand ignition lock with key and matching locking petrol cap. I have the key number so that a new spare can be ordered from MotoWard if required. £30 inc p&p within the UK. £32 shipped to Europe and £34 shipped to the "rest of the world"! If you are interested, please email sale...
It's that time of the season! Unfortunately the pumpkins were a little too small and didn't block any wind. Credit for the idea goes to Jakethegardensnake, a hysterical youtube motovlogger!
