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engineer1949


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hi to all

          just joined the forum as i hope to be a ttr owner later today, going to look at a 1993 white open enduro ,been into offroad bikes all my teen and adult years now in a couple of weeks its my 70th birthday so treating myself to a for me modern bike, currently riding a cb250rs modded for trail riding but its also my daily ride so a dedicated laner will be great ,used ro ride motorcross and enduro up till i was 50 something, i restore classic tvr`s and classic bikes plus some general engineering( look up some of my threads on the piston heads forum same username) cheers to all see out on the trails etc.
 
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Hi Welcome as a lover of the of the cb250rs and xl motors hears my half breed motor is cb with xl head and a old  big bore gpz  piston I had sitting under the bench taking her to bit over the 300cc bottom frame loop cut out frame top tube stretch took a bit of work to get the motor into the later 1984 frame still love this bike to ride even with the TTR and Montesa 4 Ride 

Martyn

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Welcome to the forum John.

Starting on a TTR at 70 is a trifle late, but better late than never. biggrin

I gave up riding bikes and driving cars at 70 due to MS - that was 2 years ago.

I'm still doddering around on my mobility scooter - even on a few local lanes. smile

Enjoy it while you can.

Martyn

 



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Welcome and enjoy the ttr 

Cubber I recon you could give some of the local tracks over here a bit of a run 

You were the first to welcome me so still ttr through and through to me mate  



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Nice to welcome you 70 years.

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Welcome to the forum John biggrin

I hope you snag that TTR at a good price

It's nice to see the TTR250 being recognised as the classic trail bike that it is wink

Out of interest, what classic bikes are you into? 

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Brian, this is the forum:-

https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=1269451

and this is a TVR - is that John with a yellow halo?  

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i am into all the british stuff currently working on a bsa rocket gold star and a velocette venom thruxton not mine i hasten to say but cool bikes got a cb250rs much modified and a cm250 honda all 80s bikes and now a ttr250 cost 1500 sterling rides great just the flap behind the rear shock missing but one on order already

 

 

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