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<!--quoteo(post=39593:date=Sun 6th May 2007, 11:44 PM:name=PICARD)-->QUOTE(PICARD @ Sun 6th May 2007, 11:44 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><!--quotec-->Thanks Jude, wish our bank balances were alike !!<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
yep... that would be a bonus wouldnt it hon

ha ha

[iand1947]

<!--quoteo(post=39591:date=Sun 6th May 2007, 11:39 PM:name=jude)-->QUOTE(jude @ Sun 6th May 2007, 11:39 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><!--quotec-->yay!!!! that suites you sir....you are so much alike too...lol<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Agreed - cool move

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<!--coloro:#FF0000--><!--/coloro--><!--fonto:Georgia--><!--/fonto--><b>hi my name is snoz(nothing to do with my big snoreing gear) i ride a red 850 on a r plate, have had my bike about 6months and its the most fun i have had out of bed for a long time. enough about me just like to say hello and am enjoying your site xxxxx </b><!--fontc-->
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[stuartyoung101]

Welcome (again) Snoz - see the link worked then I guess it would be a red TDM, wouldn't it!

[TonyDevil]

Welcome Snoz!
i just a little bit south of you and i often ride up to Walton/Claction area in the summer as i have family there and there are some great country lanes

[BIG BILL]

Hi" BIG BILL here.
I live in NORTHUMBERLAND land of the great roads.
I have just purchased my first TDM a 900 in 05 gusie with ABS and only now 1000 miles and I love it.




BIG BILL I,M ON THE LARGE SIDE OF THE FORCE (FAT)

This post was last modified: 11-05-2007, 12:50 PM by BIG BILL.

[TonyDevil]

<!--quoteo(post=40252:date=Fri 11th May 2007, 01:34 PM:name=BIG BILL)-->QUOTE(BIG BILL @ Fri 11th May 2007, 01:34 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><!--quotec-->Hi" BIG BILL here.
I live in NORTHUMBERLAND land of the great roads.
I have just purchased my first TDM a 900 in 05 gusie with ABS and only now 1000 miles and I love it.
BIG BILL I,M ON THE LARGE SIDE OF THE FORCE (FAT)<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Welcome Bill!

got any pics? i loike pictures....helps me with the big words.....

[BIG BILL]

<!--quoteo(post=40253:date=Fri 11th May 2007, 01:40 PM:name=Toneski)-->QUOTE(Toneski @ Fri 11th May 2007, 01:40 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><!--quotec-->Welcome Bill!

got any pics? i loike pictures....helps me with the big words.....<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->

Will try and sort some out.

BIG BILL

[Guest]

welcome to snoz and to big bill, glad you have joi9ned us, hope you like it here

[King OFF the Road]

Welcome to Snoz and Bill, you do know that you have started something dont you!

[m3psm]

Hi everyone. Thought I'd post as I always look on here whenever I need any info on the bike.

I'm Paul from sunny Harlow in Essex. I ride a 1992 green TDM850 with 19k miles. I've had it for a couple of years now but only really used it for meetings in London. I've now changed jobs and work full time in the city so it's just passed it's MOT again and has now started earning it's keep as an everyday city commuter.

I've had a lot of bikes over the years from R1 to C90 to Husqvarna but always had a hankering for a TDM after riding one when they first came out and I'm really impressed with it so far.

I'm an ex-dispatch rider, so if you see a green TDM with grey Arai and black visor getting cheeky through the London traffic, it's probably me

Paul

[TonyDevil]

Welcome Paul!

yay the Essex presence is growing

[m3psm]

Cheers. I've seen a few TDM's on the way into work from the Essex side already.

[Wrant]

Hello I am from Leicester, England. I just bought a 2006 TDM900, it is my 12th bike I traded in an 2004 XT660R for it. Do not let anyone buy an XT660 they say Yamaha on them but are made in France. The build quality and list of problems I had with it should make Yamaha be ashamed.

I was a member of an XT forum and we worked together to force Yamaha in various countries to recognise the problems and find solutions. so I found this forum to do some research.

I am looking for further advise on

1) Suspension settings-- I am 14 stone and an experimenting at the moment has anyone of a similair weight found the perfect setup?

2) I am 5'10 and looking for a better screen any recomendations?

3) Meets in Leic/Derby/Notts

Wrant

This post was last modified: 15-05-2007, 06:00 PM by Wrant.

[TonyDevil]

Welcome Wrant!
i'm sure someone with more knowledge and less flab will be able to help you out

[Matteo]

<!--quoteo-->QUOTE<!--quotec-->Hi guys, my name is Matteo (maybe you guessed from my nick!) and I am an Italian currently living in London (Docklands area). I have almost always had a bike and after a short break since moving to the UK I just got a brand new....BMW F800 ST!...Hope this is not much of a disappointment for you. In my defence I owned a Yamaha YZF Thundercat a few years ago ad hope this (partially) compensate for the BMW.
I look forward to mmeting you on the road!
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I posted this in the wrong 3D sorry....
M

[TonyDevil]

no worries mate!
Welcome to Carpe

looking for an 850 for a 900 ?

[stein]

hi all..
thought I should introduce my self...My name is Stein..yeah like the German one litre beer glasses.. I am a Norwegain and the prod owner of a wey nice TDM 850 2001(0) mod. Unfortunately I am in london (since september) at the moment while my bike is back in Norway But luckily I am going back in a few days and is looking forward to get the bike out of the garage again ..I know us summer riders are dodgy but thats the only option in Norway any way.

Norway is a great country for riding a bike over the summer though, nice and twisty roads although they can be a bit bumpy especially in the spring but this is what the TDM is good at in my opinion (atleast compared to the average RR bike) well thats enough blah blah... Hope to see lots of TDMs at the Norwegian roads this summer.

laters
Stein

[Guest]

Hiya.

Another Norwegian here. As you might have seen in other threads I've recently gotten my '91 black 850 back on the road again and rejoined Carpe (which has changed quite a bit from when I last hang out here), and have suddenly remembered why it is fun to ride a bike.

I live in Stavanger on the southwestern coast, where I'm a computer software programmer geek/old fart working for the oil industry here. I do programming and database meddling, mostly.

I've got a 2001 F650GS as well. With the TDM back on the road it will mostly be used for commutes on rainy days. And I guess I'll still be using it when wifey decides to go along for a sunday cruise on her Shadow - riding a TDM that slow is rather tiresome.

A personal fact that English-speaking folk seem to find hilarious is that my middle name is Hell. If you wonder why that is so, you should check out http://www.nonews.net/blarsen/hell.html

Cheers,


Bjørn

[mattbishop.nz]

Gidday,
Just bought a '92 TDM on Monday. She's a bit rough at the moment, been stored outside for a while, but with a bit of elbow grease I reckon it'll be a nice bike for the roads over this way.

Will have lots of questions as I strip me bike down and put it back together, so will see you all round.

Cheers,
Matt



(other bike is an '85 Honda CBX750)