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My TTR after a few hours in the workshop and a few pounds spent with Steve at totally TTR , I am fairly pleased with the result , all ready to go travelling. 😀😀



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Superb, Bob.

The tank looks to fit OK, just ready for a long haul, as do the rack and pannier rails.

Where are you off to, somewhere nice? confuse

Martyn



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Great job!



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Cubber wrote:

Superb, Bob.

The tank looks to fit OK, just ready for a long haul, as do the rack and pannier rails.

Where are you off to, somewhere nice? confuse

Martyn

 Yes tank fitted ok thanks to Steve for his info and help , it's probably going to be Pyrenees first and then I want to do the eastern leg of the TET , 



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Great job!

 Thank you , 



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Nicesmile 

Did you make the side panniers?



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ttr steve wrote:

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Did you make the side panniers?



-- Edited by ttr steve on Thursday 19th of April 2018 08:08:37 PM

 They started life as DRZ rails , much cutting an bending , milling some alloy brackets and lots of fitting and altering later , so I guess you could say I made them , they are strong and you can pick the bike up with them , I tried my wolfman bags on tonight and they fit perfectly ,  and thanks for your help with parts and advice , much appreciated.   Bob 



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Looking good, I see you have a B&B rear rack. My mate has one on his TTR & the rear sub frame cracked while we were in the Victorian high country. All he had on the rear was a bag with a bottle of water & a small tool roll. It may have been bouncing around in the rough tracks so best keep an eye on the sub frame.

Have a good trip, cheers Terry

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That is why I am working on a new rack / pannier system for our bikeswink



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TerryK wrote:

Looking good, I see you have a B&B rear rack. My mate has one on his TTR & the rear sub frame cracked while we were in the Victorian high country. All he had on the rear was a bag with a bottle of water & a small tool roll. It may have been bouncing around in the rough tracks so best keep an eye on the sub frame.

Have a good trip, cheers Terry

 Thanks Terry , yes i had read about the rear subframe and have checked mine for corrosion , I have designed the side rails so any weight on the rear rack is transferred down to the bottom mount where the rear pegs used to be , I'm hoping this will help in strengthening the rear end , thanks.   Bob 



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Looks good

What screen did you fit



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Looks good

What screen did you fit

 Thanks , its a parabellum screen which I took off my DRZ , got it from Pro Cycle in states.   



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Nice looking bike and equipment - especially that screen

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I know it's not a TTR but you can see their shop HERE

Martyn



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New totally ttr tail tidy fitted , looks good 



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Hi Bob

Would appreciate some close ups of the screen and how it fitted.

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Would appreciate some close ups of the screen and how it fitted.

Steve

 Will take some pics and post up. 



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Some screen fixing pics , it's just a case of drilling the headlamp cowl and fixing with small bolts and rubber washers , the screen comes with the fixings from procycle , it's a DRZ screen , I just remembered the bottom fixing is using a small plate with two holes to get screen at the right angle , I used a piece of stainless with the holes about 20mm apart , 



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Cheers Bob

Will get myself one of themsmile

Where did the big totallyttrs sticker come from? Must be before I started?



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Cheers Bob

Will get myself one of themsmile

Where did the big totallyttrs sticker come from? Must be before I started?

 Don't know where the stickers came from , I swapped the cowling of my other bike and it had them on when I bought it , good advertising 😉



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It's an Enjoy Mfg decal wink

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Yes I need to get on to the decals from mfg. Cheers



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