I have a 00 since 04 and its been rode many many miles. Never had any issues except plastic. Yamaha asked 400 for a gas tank years ago. At last check it was up to 700 plus and by now probably out of stock. The seat has been covered twice, wore out 3 front sprockets, 1 rear, dozens of tires ( even fronts), countless chains. The brake pads are wore out and i put on a rear master cylinder. Its still strong and never has needed a the valves set. I threw an old tank from XR 200 or something on (not perfectly), and used bailing wire to secure it. And. Plenty of pool noodle foam to keep it up. I dont know what year xr tank it is but its orange and blue color scheme. I think there are several of the xr years and sizes that work. Acerbis sells one for them with a kit to convert to ttr 250. Way too expensive. Someday i will restore mine and do it right, till then i will chase the cows and ride to work some.
Great job that looks fantastic. I have had my ‘05 for a few years now and it has been a very reliable bike. I’m ready to spice up the look so I appreciate your video
I like to see these type under rated bikes like the XR, DRZ, KLX, bikes enjoyed by those that understand the reliability and fun factor they provide without the hype of the newer overpriced to buy and maintain more { modern bikes }. thanks great video
Great job! I've got a 99 TTR 250 with the conversion kit from Baja Designs to make it street legal. Mine was in sorry shape when I got it and had to do a ton of work to get it to it's current condition. Love my TTR though. Getting ready to do the fork seals soon.
Jon Jackson, I just bought a 2002 TTr250, it runs good but It needs a few parts. Do you have a good source for plastics and other parts? I'm not seeing much on dennis Kirk or amazon...thanks.
@@countrykid-lc5yv Nice! I actually managed to save my plastics with A LOT of elbow grease. I lightly scraped and sanded all of the oxidation off the fenders and tank( the tank was really bad....it had surface cracking) I did the best I could and then used some Rust-O-leum plastic paint that was a really close match for Yamaha blue. I ordered a graphics kit on Ebay and that's pretty much it. I also found it difficult to find aftermarket plastics like Acerbis etc. for the front you can use a universal fender but the rear you have to go factory Yamaha which isn't cheap. A really good source for all things TTR is a site called Totally TTR'S . They're out of the UK and they have a ton of stuff not available here in the states. Hope this helps!
Nice job! those really are forgotten bikes for some reason. Nice to see that you brought it right back to life!
Dude, it looks dope. One of the guys from work has 2 of em for sale. I think I want em.
I have a 00 since 04 and its been rode many many miles. Never had any issues except plastic. Yamaha asked 400 for a gas tank years ago. At last check it was up to 700 plus and by now probably out of stock. The seat has been covered twice, wore out 3 front sprockets, 1 rear, dozens of tires ( even fronts), countless chains. The brake pads are wore out and i put on a rear master cylinder. Its still strong and never has needed a the valves set. I threw an old tank from XR 200 or something on (not perfectly), and used bailing wire to secure it. And. Plenty of pool noodle foam to keep it up. I dont know what year xr tank it is but its orange and blue color scheme. I think there are several of the xr years and sizes that work. Acerbis sells one for them with a kit to convert to ttr 250. Way too expensive. Someday i will restore mine and do it right, till then i will chase the cows and ride to work some.
Great job, you bought it back to life.
You did a great job 👏 I just bought one 🏴
Mark I really enjoyed your video, so down to earth. Hello from Australia.
Great job that looks fantastic. I have had my ‘05 for a few years now and it has been a very reliable bike. I’m ready to spice up the look so I appreciate your video
Great job. One very reliable bike. Btw I like your house/yard plenty of room and freedom.
Nice job Thanks for sharing, stay safe..
I like to see these type under rated bikes like the XR, DRZ, KLX, bikes enjoyed by those that understand the reliability and fun factor they provide without the hype of the newer overpriced to buy and maintain more { modern bikes }. thanks great video
Drz are becoming popular now
I came here for the ttr250, I just bought one, runs great but needs some plastics, tires and graphics.
I just bought a ttr250 yesterday. I love it. I have a 1999
Are you able to switch out the back brake light for just normal plastic
man, that thing looks great! i just picked one up 2003 with 400 miles. i was gonna leave it stock but after seeing yours...
Good job Marine!
Great job!
Great job! I've got a 99 TTR 250 with the conversion kit from Baja Designs to make it street legal. Mine was in sorry shape when I got it and had to do a ton of work to get it to it's current condition. Love my TTR though. Getting ready to do the fork seals soon.
Jon Jackson, I just bought a 2002 TTr250, it runs good but It needs a few parts. Do you have a good source for plastics and other parts? I'm not seeing much on dennis Kirk or amazon...thanks.
@@countrykid-lc5yv Nice! I actually managed to save my plastics with A LOT of elbow grease. I lightly scraped and sanded all of the oxidation off the fenders and tank( the tank was really bad....it had surface cracking) I did the best I could and then used some Rust-O-leum plastic paint that was a really close match for Yamaha blue. I ordered a graphics kit on Ebay and that's pretty much it. I also found it difficult to find aftermarket plastics like Acerbis etc. for the front you can use a universal fender but the rear you have to go factory Yamaha which isn't cheap. A really good source for all things TTR is a site called Totally TTR'S . They're out of the UK and they have a ton of stuff not available here in the states. Hope this helps!
Looks good mate
Might be running a little lean, with the popping or the gasket on the head pipe might be leaking a little bit
Mine has a stretched timing chain which eventually jumped check your timing chain and tensioner for the backfire
Night & day difference!.like your choice of graphics too. Are you keeping it long term?
nice I'm looking to myabe buy one? how much did you get yours for? can you register it as a dual sport?
Good stuff nice ipdate.except the spoke covers ugly.
How’d you get the seat off
So the bike in the backgroungd is your handgun calibre?.
Where did you buy the sticker kit from I can't find anywhere cheers
Ebay. www.ebay.com/itm/292704250265?hash=item4426886999:g:1xkAAOSwoIJbiBZO&amdata=enc%3AAQAHAAAAoLchHGz683EPaAIm8m1TtGB6mZMURJTSfSyvW29dmUJFmL3NXObLTeJHDQqDxj75mH5bLDywJV%2FtMhkgUXeZ7fmIlJg3wnLPe0%2Bj%2Bxc1QRqzQxlRf1KDAZwCLUT94%2F9hkjEtB1N4NPmIdalvycE%2FkWt3k5NuxddMian2oBZ3iu%2Fv3jdYPfA4nolAgHp%2FrXudZCHzXnIaBoeXOe%2BEVJ6IvzM%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR5SD9KnWYA
What caliber cover did you put on the front?
Time 0-100 of these bike?
does this modle have an electrical connector on the carberator? any help appreciated thanks
No. Nothing electrical goes to the Carb.
What is the price of this modification?
Which seat is higher a ttr250 or a serow 250?
TTR250 Seat height: 910 mm (35.8 inches) , XT250 Seat height: 810 mm (31.9 inches)
Any chance you have the links to the parts you ordered?
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07ZCVLZLP/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A1U821NO27576X&psc=1
www.ebay.com/itm/334165282120
www.ebay.com/itm/283131438678
www.ebay.com/itm/264233781709
www.ebay.com/itm/192681063384
Could you give me the link to that headlight kit
www.amazon.com/dp/B07ZCVLZLP/ref=sspa_dk_detail_1?pd_rd_i=B07Z3JBDW4&pd_rd_w=TWpQy&pf_rd_p=4269e1a0-a218-4fbd-9748-1cd337d2f2a5&pd_rd_wg=6svVt&pf_rd_r=EBGB18MPTG01XNWNS4SA&pd_rd_r=9957172e-707d-4cd1-8867-9feda0d87b9b&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUExMVdGVVE1RDVaWVBGJmVuY3J5cHRlZElkPUEwMTYyMzc1N1pJQ0NJWVFMMksmZW5jcnlwdGVkQWRJZD1BMTAwNTE2MjFVWVBFMzAwT1BPRlImd2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9kZXRhaWwmYWN0aW9uPWNsaWNrUmVkaXJlY3QmZG9Ob3RMb2dDbGljaz10cnVl&th=1
What levers did you use?
MZS Pivot brake clutch levers. Got them on ebay. $20 for set.
We're did you get your graphics kits from
OK.