A forum for owners of Yamaha TTR250 trail and enduro bikes!

TerryK · Super Guru

TT250R & TT600

DANKWHEELIE420 · Veteran Member

TT25R & TT600

TerryK · Super Guru

DANKWHEELIE420 wrote:
could u put a tt600 head on the ttr 250?
or?

But why would you

Terry

Moo · Senior Member

RE: TT250R & TT600

stringy · Member

confuse Really hope they have misquoted the seat height for the 250!! Might be the deciding factor in my buying a TTR 250

Cubber · Super Guru

The TTR FAQ pages give the dimensions as

Specifications	White Open Enduro model	Raid model
Overall Dimensions (Length x Width x Height)	2145mm X 835mm X 1255mm	2145mm X 850mm X 1290mm
Seat Height	895mm	875mm
Wheelbase		1410mm
Minimum Ground Clearance		265mm
Fuel Capacity	9 litres	16 litres (reserve 3 litres)
Oil capacity		1 litre
Dry Weight	113kg	120kg

stringy · Member

Hi Cubber. I was intending on making a light hearted comment. It does state a seat height of 1255mm! Clearly a typo on their part, just made me laugh. Apologies if I was taken seriously.

Cubber · Super Guru

It's OK Stringy - I realised your humour and I did see their typo in the small print. wink

One of my New Year Resolutions is trying not to be my normal, grumpy self and the year is still young.

OR ............

Why not try stretching your inside leg measurement to suit the bike? biggrin biggrin biggrin

Martyn

mossproof · Super Guru

Always liked the look of the 600. That tank shape is lovely. 20kg more weight though for a kick-only, add another 10 maybe for the later e-start version which then was spoiled by worse suspension - shame.

-- Edited by mossproof on Monday 8th of January 2018 05:56:50 PM

stringy · Member

Will try regular stretching

stringy · Member

I have the 600RE, and currently trying to sell it to finance a 250. It actually handles really well despite its weight and the less than perfect suspension. But, it's too much for me on technical stuff, particularly when you drop it or get pinned by it . As an all rounder and an only bike, which is why I bought it, it is brilliant. A large Acerbis tank and a good riding position, all day comfortable.