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TDVT


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I have been looking through the parts diagrams for my '04 US-spec TTR & am unable to find the tool kit (mentioned in the AU manual I have) which leads me to belive that the bikes didn't come with a kit as they were not sold as street-legal machines here.

But I would like to carry some tools & since I seem to be starting form scratch, has anyone found a good way to carry stuff tucked away other than (or in addition to) the factory box? 

Also, does anyone have a part number for the factory box & retainers?

Thanks, Ted



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TTRfan


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Hi Ted

The parts you need are on this fiche:

http://www.megazip.ru/ru/bike/yamaha/view/1086/15363/191813#g191829

but I am pretty sure that the US spec TTRs don't have the mounting points on the removable side frame arm.

Why not a rear fender bag or a headlight mounted one?

Brian



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Thanks for the link.

Did a parts search with the # &  those are available here for other Yamaha models, around $15 though. Do they actually hold much?

Took a look at my frame & I do have the bracket for the bottom but not the side tab. I'll probably explore your idea with the headlight bag. I would like to have a minimal kit tucked away & take a larger kit on longer rides if needed.

I have a couple of these already for my tractors implements:

LINKcanister

They are tubes with screw-on tops to hold the operator's manual for tractor implements. I thought these would be a nice way to carry stuff but they're kind of large (12"+). As I searched, I was surprised to see they're being sold to carry tools/fuel (with a second canister inside) for nearly 4X what you can buy this one for. (Google "tool tube").

But the Agri Supply tube (link above, where I got mine) seems to already be the popular source for LOTS of off-roaders (motorcycles, atv's, bicycles, etc) as it came up in many forums I searched. Hope these might help some of you over-landers.

But for now, I may fabricate a smaller version out of plumbing to go where the stock kit goes. Need to get my speedo installed to see what I'll have for space.



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Its also importanyt that ypu should use the small tool bag,  Because you have to swing your leg that bit higher every time you want to get on the bike.\

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