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Falk65 1 Apr 2007 23:13

wr400
 
We have lot of wr250f and wr450f but i am not sure about wr400 and as i seen on pictures of wr 400 and 450 they have upside down forks but ttr not and will this make no diffrence in installation or do i need to change the forkheads also.and what about rear link does the shocker and spring fit to ttr rear link
:confused1:

dieg0oo 3 Apr 2007 19:05

TTRE suspensions - to change or not to change?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by leigh (Post 131386)
The simple answer....... Yamaha paid for the electric start by downgrading the suspenders. (I have 2x TTRE and 1x TTR).

Leigh, would you advise me to try to change suspenders / front forks and put some TTR ones?

If yes, do you know anybody trustful who would do the job around london (I see you are in Watford - I'm in east London)?
do you reckon it's still possible to get those original TTR parts new, perhaps via a yamaha dealer (or where else)? would a yamaha dealer do the job for me?

or would you rather suggest me to sell my TTRE and get a second hand TTR, hoping to find one that is not too knackered?

Please Advise... thank you so much for all your previous experiences / info / advise you have very kindly shared in this website... it's all super precious mate!

Diego

bikerfromsark 3 Apr 2007 19:48

As far as I know it is a straight swap, (I am expecting to have to replace fron brake hose and spedo drive to allow to the longer forks) The hardest part will be finding a pair of front forks, if you call this number 01704 897 551 they are breaking a stolen recovered TTR and still might have the front forks and rear shock avaliable. I have not fitten mine yet so cant coment on any problems i might find....hopefuly none!
Just a little note, I recived a pair of dust and oil seals for the TTR (04) front forks and was blown away to find bill fo ~£80!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Christ are all orignal yam spairs that much!

Bikerfromsark

TTR breaking
eBay.co.uk: YAMAHA TTR 600 TTR600R 2001 ENGINE UNIT - BIKE BREAKING (item 150107627052 end time 09-Apr-07 16:40:04 BST)

dieg0oo 4 Apr 2007 09:18

Thanks for the info Bikerfromsark,

I will call that number now.
I wish you luck with your swap! Please let me know how it goes.

Do you do it yourself or do you get any mechanic to do it for you?
I admit I'm absolutely useless with tools in my hands(!)
do you know anyone / place to suggest, in London?
Would you try at a Yam dealer?

Cheers
Diego

Walkabout 22 Apr 2007 21:42

TTR headlight
 
In the posts on this thread it seems to be agreed that the TTR headlight is pretty useless.

Can anyone recommend a good headlight to fit the bike? (I have read elsewhere that the Acerbis after market enduro headlight is not great either) - how do you find out about such things without actually buying one !!!!!!!!?

Dave

Phineas Dorchester 22 Apr 2007 21:57

Tt600re
 
I have just bought one of these and I'm really enjoying it. I've never had a big single before and spotted this one on ebay. It has 17" excel supermoto rims and low profile super moto tyres.

I agree, however, that the headlamps are crap.

Obviously with these wheels it's not an obvious candidate for long distance touring but I'm using it in preference to my road bike.

The headlights are hopeless - it won't be much use to me next winter unless I can improve them a bit.

evans 1 Sep 2013 20:52

TTRE kickstart
 
Hi
I want to add a kickstart to my 2004 TTRE. What do I need to do this ?http://i1082.photobucket.com/albums/...ps81d2f95d.jpg

superfour1300 28 Oct 2013 12:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eriks (Post 131701)
Do I understand this correctly: If changing the suspension on a TT600RE with the suspension from a TT600R you simply take off the RE-forks and put on the R ones? Same with rear shock (take of the bad one and put on the Ohlins)? There is no more to it?

its a straight swap..ive fitted ttr600r paoili forks and ohlins rear shock from the belgarda model into my ttr600re..no problem...while I was at it I also bought new bodywork in the red.white belgarda colours as I hated the original blue/white..also fitted supermoto wheels etc..

the ttr600re NEVER came with an ohlins rear shock as standard as some popel suggest they did

http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s...0/DSCF2740.jpg

http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s...0/DSCF2744.jpg

gteps 17 Jul 2014 17:22

? Which Front Forks Do I Have ?
 
Hello,

Sorry to raise this thread from so far back but I need some help and advice.

I recently purchased a Yamaha TT600R, I think ?

According to the frame number the bike is a 1997/98 model but i think its had a later engine fitted as it has electric start ?

Its fitted with an Ohlins rear shock with the remote resevoir but Im unsure of which forks are fitted, I need to change the fork seals but dont know what ones to order, the front forks appear to have adjusting screws on the top of the fork legs which I assume are for preload setting but I cant see any other adjusters, what make forks would these be and what size ?

Thanks for your help in advance, kind regards

gteps

superfour1300 17 Jul 2014 23:54

your bike is the belgarda ttr600r but fitted with the ttr600re motor..your rear ohlins shock is standard on the belgarda..its 50mm more travel than the re rear sach shock...front fork seals are identical to both the r and re models..the r has 50mm longer forks than the re and apart from that and the internals are the same..here are links to parts manuals for the ttr600
sean

- Sale of piece parts for Yamaha motorcycles with microfiches

gteps 18 Jul 2014 14:31

Hi Superfour1300,

Thanks very much for the info and the link to the bike parts site :clap:

Stay safe.

gteps


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