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I hope the mostly UK and Australian users of this forum can appreciate the terrain out here:

Regards.

Watts



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Very nice, Watts, but it appears to be mainly orange, unlike the blueness of ours.   biggrin

The scenery, however, is much like courses found most everywhere - trees, roots, grasses, ruts, soil and more trees.

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I Like wood's and trees but seen some nasty knuckle bashing and smashed hands over the years even with the best hand guards i always have double fold bike levers after a mate smashed his fingers flat between bar's an cluch lever. looks like lovey country to ride in would love a go

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Looks very fun in those woods. biggrin And very pretty. I am jealous. furious Thanks for sharing. smile That KTM sounds like an angry wasp being poked by a cattle prod and being made to listen to Barbara Streisand on continuous loop...



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pug wrote:

I Like wood's and trees but seen some nasty knuckle bashing and smashed hands over the years even with the best hand guards i always have double fold bike levers after a mate smashed his fingers flat between bar's an cluch lever. looks like lovey country to ride in would love a go


Check out these hand guards, they weren't cheap and were tricky to fit but they are really the goods.  biggrin

Integrated mirrors and really strong construction

Also notice the 2 round buttons next to the throttle, 2 waterproof switches built into the brake leaver bracket.

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A shot from the front

That orange light is the blinker, a 12v LED I got from Ebay for a couple of dollars each, wire straight up, with built in resistors, I just mounted them inside

a couple of Rubber Grommets, they just sit there and haven't moved yet.

 

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 That KTM sounds like an angry wasp being poked by a cattle prod and being made to listen to Barbara Streisand on continuous loop...


 LOL, we do like the sound of our TTR's don't we  smile

 

 

 



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I like the sound of my TTR best as well. I'll get some footage of it this weekend hopefully. It's been ridden on the same trails in Chilliwack as the KTM, does well.
I actually really like the four-stroke, the engine braking, and the satisfying thump of it all.

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Looking forward to that vid then!biggrinbiggrin



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