my local dealer had a swap over scheme where you bring them your old shims and they replace them for a couple of $ rather then paying an arm and a leg for brand new ones. maybe this is an option?
The other thing is make sure you know which ones you need. there is a table in your ttr250 manual that tells you how to work it all out. this then lets you buy the specific ones u need instead of buying a whole kit. the book should tell you how to do it all. (which i believe is somewhere on this forum?)
good luck
-- Edited by Aidan on Friday 28th of October 2011 01:01:46 AM
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Best to measure your existing clearances before stripping the head. Then you can order exactly what you need. sometimes it is possible to save buying a shim by swapping them between the valves.
It is usually best to drop into your friendly local bike repair shop and scrounge the shims. Otherwise they are just over £2 each on eBay - it's the 9.48mm OD ones you need.
I think the valve stem oil seals are about £7-8 each from MotoWard (01402 823222). They will probably do your shims as well which will save on postage costs.