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1 Dream, 1 Random Thought
1 Dream
1 Random thought 2 WR250R's 2 months Japan 1 month Russia 3 weeks Mongolia 11500kms 1 fork - do we stay and look for jobs or do we keep riding (Altay Republic, Kazakhstan, Kyrgystan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Iran, Turkey or Pakistan-India)? |
I like the idea of the WR250Rs and am curious how they work out.
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haha, so am I in a way...we have so much stuff I think we are making those little engines work hard. But I really love the fact they are small and handle off-road well. We bought them new in Japan, added an fmf q4 exhaust, megabomb header and a few other accessories, really didnt have enough time to run them in properly before we loaded them up for our adventure. Will update this post on any new developments...
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Generator Burned Out
Oh no, 18000kms and first sign of trouble - burned out generator in Novosibirsk, Altay region, Russia. 30-days for one to come from Japan, 7-8 days for one to be rewired. Gives us 6 days to get to Kazakhstan.
So on that bike we were only running a tourmaster heated vest - i think 45 watts max? Does anyone know if this would overload the generator? |
Regie if u r coming to India give me a shout at vsadvt@gmail.com
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WR250 makes 350 - 400 watts. In my research though, I did find out from Yamaha how many watts all the household appliances use :rofl: |
Enjoy your trip!
Sounds to me like an "small" breakdown who can happen with every bike or car. ;) Surfy |
250's are great for adventure riding!! They're so light and nimble with enough power to tackle anything a big bike can.
I'm riding a TTR250 from Aussie to Europe but heading to Kyrgyzstan to store it for the winter, In india at the moment. |
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