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Hello friends. Greetings from Devon. I am new to the forum but I am really looking forward to getting stuck in. I am looking to purchase a TTR 250 in the new year to replace my 2003 XT600 which I now find a bit to big both power wise and weight wise. My mind is still 16 but my body is now mid 50's and I need something that isn’t trying to tear my arms from my sockets all the time. Anyways I shall be doing my research on this forum and probably will be asking a few questions to help me in my search so I may hear from you later.



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Hi hope you find a one  soon. Theres pleny for sale over here in Australia not any good to you though. 

I made the change from the big xt to the ttr. And it's great everywhere . Easy to work on and if you keep on top of the regular maintenance easy to own 

 

 



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Welcome Chris

Early fifties, not mid fifties! I am only one year youngersmile

Good luck with your search and TTR Towers is on your doorstepwink



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Thanks mate. Excuse my ignorance but what or who is TTR towers?



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Welcome to the forum Chris!

TTRSteve and his wife Lisa run an online shop from Hatherleigh selling just about every new or second-hand spare you would need for a total rebuild plus a wide range of after-market accessories. Steve's base is known as "TTR Towers" biggrin

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Hello Brian

 

                                    Thank you for the information. I am not all that far away from hatherleigh. I work for south west water and our training facility is in hatherleigh so a small world indeed.. Just one more question if you don’t mind. I have only just made up my mind to go for a TTR 250 so once I let my XT 600 go I will have some cash burning a hole in my pocket. Are these bikes super rare or do they come up for sale a lot. I think I will most likely have around £2000 but I could go to £2500 at a push (that push would be my wife throwing all my belongings out the bedroom window as she only thinks I am selling my XT) it’s weird but I completely forgot to tell her I was buying another bike. I am hoping it will work along the same lines as fetching a puppy home...once its home everyone loves it and it just has to stay!

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Chris



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£2,000 should buy you a really nice example with a good engine and needing no work at all - just get on it and ride wink

£2,500 should buy you a low mileage minter both mechanically and cosmetically biggrinbiggrin

I have found over the years that it's a good policy to buy the best you can afford.

I don't know if this one has sold - https://ttr250.activeboard.com/t67042842/2006-blue-ttr-250-for-sale/ - if not, might be worth a look.

Try putting up an ad in the Wanted section perhaps?

Brian

 



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