Oh good. Finesse is practically my middle name! No problem then.![]()
Oh good. Finesse is practically my middle name! No problem then.![]()
"There are no finger prints under water."
I believe the rear shock on the TTR is not serviceable. It has to be replaced. My best advice would be to keep the bike and use it as a learning bike and to mess around on. If you get serious and want to progress, get another one. The TTR is a great easy riding machine, but will never be high performance. Spending money on suspension and other upgrades is a waste of money.
I was talking about the DT400. However, I did look into TTR mods and it seems like the basic intake, exhaust, and rejet are about all people do. Some change the gears, and a few have mentioned stiffening up the shocks a bit.
"There are no finger prints under water."
I monkeyed around on my wife?s TTR quite a bit when we bought it because all of my previous dirt bike experience was on two strokes so I was curious about the four stroke. While it definitely isn?t suited for motocross, I found slow trail riding fairly enjoyable.
My old Sportsters were fun but looking at yours just brings back memories of back, knee, and elbow pain. And a sore tush.
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There's room for 2 or 3 more if your lonely bikes like to snuggle