Hi, I have been hanging onto this exhaust since new but I don't think I will ever put it back on. I have an aftermarket street legal exhaust that has been on the bike since it was near new. After about two hours riding waiting for the new exhaust to arrive I took this one off and put in a box and it has not been t...
I took my bike out to warwick and had some fun on trails and state forest fire trails and on the dirt roads I found my bike cutting out at 90kmh dead on and gaining power again at 85 dead on without fail I was wondering if anyone has any ideas Its a 2005 4gy Its really weird but it revs fine in all gears then at 90...
As in the title. The standard handlebar mounts have an offset which by default sets the bars back around 5-10mm towards the rider. I've fitted some risers which also moves the bars are closer still to the rider. Can I reverse the bar mounts to move the bars forwards a smidgen Or is there a reason they're s...
Hi Guys, While the front wheel was off on my 99 model TTR250 (getting a new tire) I removed the white plastic wind/hand guards then fitted a new brake lever and a set of 2nd hand set of bark busters which involved some "persuading" with a rubber mallet as one of the ends that goes inside...
A change of plans sees me starting from the west of Exeter at 10am for a 50 mile trail ride in some lovely South Devon countryside with pasties and clotted cream ice cream at Dawlish. 4 TTRs on the ride so far - any other TTR riders available? If so, please email me for the start location. Brian -- Edited b...
Hello After months of searching for a good used one I have now just purchase a brand new TTR (first new two wheel motorbike ever owned). The price reduction was just too good to pass up and I got the last bike at local dealer. Yet to do any mods and only done about 140km so far.
A friend and I were able to camp for three days at a U.S. Forest Service Campground that is surrounded by perhaps 1,000 miles or more of logging roads and trails. I thoroughly enjoyed our time riding around. I thought that some of you might enjoy seeing some pictures of the area. For those (few) of you...
My bike was running rough and lacked power so it was time to sort it. When I bought the bike it always felt like it was not running properly although Ive not had it long. In the low gears it would pull ok but not correctly, and when in mid revs would surge and lack any constant power delivery. Top didn’t rea...
Hello all, A fellow forum member has asked ''what the go is'' with postage from the UK to New York, US. Is there custom's tax or other expenses'? The Euro's convert to US dollar (obviously) but not sure about the rest. Also he is wondering if he can pay totallyttr's with a US credit card? Your help would...
An almost new (20 miles max) KUOBA link for sale, taken off my wife's bike - http://www.koubalink.com/ttr250.html. Takes your bike down approx 2 inches and fits all models form 2003 onwards. The only mark on an otherwise mint item is that the lip seal on one side is slightly damaged from fitting and re...
I got these Stainless steel Frame Guards to Fit my 2005 TTR 250 but never fitted them so are in as new condition. Bike now sold So up for sale at £55 delivered
Lowers TTR by about 2" taken off my 2005 TTR . Images & instructions attached £70 delivered -- Edited by Valkman on Sunday 16th of June 2013 10:17:30 AM
Hi Guys, Need to loosen my rear axle nut to adjust my chain and the biggest socket I have is 21mm which is to small. I am about to head out to buy a bigger one and was hoping someone can confirm the size for me, it looks a 23mm would do it. Thanks, Michael
I did it again - bought the wrong parts! I bought these when I really wanted the external spacer Never mind - might be a useful spare at £7 plus £1 p&p within the UK See also http://www.totallyttrs.com/NOS/index#spacer Email Totally TTRs if you want one Brian
Hi all, Im new to bikes and ttr250's. I bought the bike with 1800k's on it now upto 4400k's. Unfortunately i got a bike with the internal clutch freeplay adjustment not set properly and being a newbie didnt know any better, so bUrned that out. Replaced the clutch, missed the two pages about adjstment o...
I was all set to buy a KLX 250 dual sport for use on a dirt road with some freeway riding and saw a TTR 250 for sale that was made street legal. I've heard most 250 class DSs get a bit shaky at 60mph +. How fast can the TTR go and how stable is it at high speeds? Thanks. Ted
The parts website is great and very helpful and friendly, just asked them for bits to recommensing my ttr for the road and came up with a very good price, a lot lower price than I thought, wish pay day would hurry up. can you recommend me some cheap road tyres for MOT and which hammerite suits the frame.
Hi I'm new to the forum. 'Inherited' a 93' ttr250 recently, gave it a once over & headed bush. Rode for nearly 2 hours, goin great, then bogged down & stalled goin up a hill (yeah, pretty rusty on the dirt bike) in the process of tryin to turn bike around on the hill, left it in gear & used clutch...
Hello everyone, long time lurker of this forum but now I have a question so I decided to make an account. The left hand rear indicator bracket on my 2004 TTR has snapped as shown in pictures below. I looked online and cannot find any replacement parts on eBay. I did email a Yamaha part supplier who told m...
The very rough 2009 that I purchased is starting to look quite respectable as I have just re-installed the overhauled and painted engine. Now I have some questions re hoses to and from the carby. First relates to the photo that I will post with this topic. Questions contained within the photo and what I...
I often speak to customers on the phone about the mysteries of chain fitting and remembered that I included a "show and tell" in the last project bike thread so I have started this new thread to make it easier to find. The chains I use (and sell) are Renthal R3 116 link ones so it needed to be shor...
I'm trying to decide !!!!!! Having been distracted for a few weeks with my other bikes I finally took the TTR out for a trail ride earlier. Now I'm no lightweight but even so I expected more grunt. I'm comparing the TTR to the experience I had on a friends KTM 250 which is like a caged animal..So, are all TTR...
