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kcook


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Does anyone know where o can find plastics in the states? I would like to have either a replacement side/numberplate for the exhaust side in blue. Or to find a full white set amd switch thw side panels out for white ones. 

 

I cannot find any aftermarket and the one sight I found for oem is stupid expensive.  

 

Amy help is appreciated



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I am not aware that anyone has yet found suitable non-OEM replacement side panels for the TTR250. If anyone reading this has done so please let us know!

A sensible alternative (in my opinion) for a damaged panel is to buy a set of number plate decals from Enjoy Mfg as these cover the complete panel, and are excellent quality. 

If anyone in the UK is interested I have some sets in stock at Totally TTRs. Probably cheaper for US owners to buy direct.

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The reasoning for replacinf the one is due to a burn hike which appears to be from the previous owner layong the bike down on the exhaust side.

Its truly a pain to find any parts for this bike. I thought it was hars to find parts for my ktm that was only made for 3 yrs but the ttr has been in production and unchanged for so long and parts are impossible to find. It has me slightly irratated. We will see how she performs on her maiden run tomorrow if it is not a runner than there will be aanother ttr for sale. LetLet's hope the scotrs suspension and thumper big bore kit will make the bike shine.

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There is currently, on eBay UK, a right hand panel on offer at £10

CLICKY LINK

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Martyn



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kcook wrote:

Its truly a pain to find any parts for this bike. I thought it was hars to find parts for my ktm that was only made for 3 yrs but the ttr has been in production and unchanged for so long and parts are impossible to find. It has me slightly irratated.

Hi kcook.

Not sure why the problem confuse

I have never had difficulty getting even the most obscure part for the TTR.

OK, some parts like the panels are a tad expensive BUT they are available.

What is it that you can't find?

We are always here to help if need be.

Brian



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