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Kito


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Hi I'm new here but done plenty of on and off road touring by motorbike in the past and am considering getting myself a ttr250 for some green laning and some long distance off-road tours.

so is seems your the guys to ask about these bikes.

what would you guys class as high milage for these motors (With appropriate maintenance)  ?

what sort of miles do common problems generally occur ?

what sort of milage do people generally start thinking of doing engine rebuilds ?

i know it's hard to answer with great accuracy but these bikes have been around for a long time now so the must be some common themes .

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Heard of TTR's with 100,000+ miles on them.

Some have got their bikes to 25,000 miles without having to redo the valve clearances.

Only common theme with the TTR is a worn sprag clutch after time, but their is warning of this in the clunk of engine shut down, and its a relatively easy fix.

Only do engine parts if it starts smoking or rattling etc etc.

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Mine has 35,000KMS.  No repairs done as yet, and goes as strong as when i bought it with 9,000kms . They are all road KMs but i do give it heaps through the gears often. Prob look at valve clearance soon. 



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Hi David and welcome.

Lot's of guys and girls use these bikes for epic journeys, they seem to go on foreversmile

As Pete said the sprag is a bit of a weak point, but if you listen for a loud clunk, the bike will let you know when it needs a new one.

The best thing is this here forum, there are many knowledgeable people willing to help with advicesmile

Brian and Trish have done a great job of totallyttrs.com

Hope you get one and join the gang!

Steve



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Welcome to the forum - I hope you find a nice TTR biggrin

Brian



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Kito


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Thanks for the replys.
What sort of costs are involved with doing the sprag clutch ?
Is the parts availability ok for most jobs ?
Thanks


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brian is y man speak to him very helpfull & friendly i can recomend him he has helped me many many times or search totally ttrs

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