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Just got a free 2000 ttr 250. Working on putting it back together. The guy i got it from took it a part and had the top end redone And broke bolts off. He couldn't put it back together. So now i have it. What to do now. New to dirt bikes but had road street bikes. What u guys think? 



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Sell it me for 200 quid and make a nice quick butty.

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I haven't even started it yet. Wating on some parts he lost for it. I've put around 100 dollers in it. 



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Welcome to the forum Shuey!

You can't argue with a free TTR250 biggrin

The major components missing look to be the seat and tank unless you have them stashed away. The original blue plastic tank can be hard to find but there are alternatives that will fit.

We are here to help when you have found out what needs doing e.g. what bolts are broken?

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I have the tank and side covers. All broken bolts have been removed. Wating on rear motor mount and cam gear bolts. When that stuff comes in. Its time to see if the rings r ok And run this thing. 



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In that case it sounds like you are on to a winner biggrinbiggrinbiggrin



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Just have to find out what im going to do for a seat. I have the seat pan but no pad or cover. Going to make sure it runs befor getting a seat. 



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Hi Jason, welcome to the forum, looks like you are a lucky lad, getting that for nowt!!

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Welcome to the forum Shuey. That is a nice ttr to get for nothing. Best of luck with the project



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Welcome shuey. Good luck with the project.

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Welcome Shuey.

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Should have her running next weekend. Thanks to all of u. 



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Why does my 2000 ttr not have turn signals or speedometer. All the ones i see have them and mine doesn't is this a u.s Thing. 



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Might have had them removed for enduros'? Possibly had an hour clock on?

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Theres no wires for turn signals or switch on handelbars. 



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The TTR250 was sold as a purely offroad bike in the States. They have an odometer fitted rather than a speedometer. They don't have turn signals fitted and the wiring loom doesn't have the connections. Same with the rear number plate holder and light - it's not there.

Quite a few frame tabs not on the US frame.

Can't remember the other differences off the top of my head - sorry.

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Thanks for the info. That blows balls! The u.s sucks now i have to make wireing harness and all that crap. Just so i can keep miles off my f250 diesel. 



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Maybe you can buy a second-hand non-US loom that already has the connectors you need?

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Some info here

Brian

 



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Im trying to keep this cheap as i can. Don't know if i am going to keep it.

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Do you need turn signals and a speedo to be legal on the road in the u.s do you?

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Depends on the state. I am in New Mexico and turn signals are not required here.

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No i don't have to have them in indiana. It would be nice. Will right now it wont even turn the motor over. Starter relay was bad so i but a new one on and now starter works but wont turn motor over.

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