Forums › Start your Engine › All About TDM v
What Have You Done To Your Tdm Today?

arthurbikemad
What Have You Done To Your Tdm Today?
6044
422547
  • 9 Vote(s) - 3.78 Average
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
Thread Closed 
Threaded Mode
What Have You Done To Your Tdm Today?

sidestand

Posting Freak
*****
Posts:
3,516
Threads:
126
Joined:
Mar 2006
Reputation:
0
Fitted an Optimate charging lead to the Studleybike & put her on charge

 

Battery fairly low, but struck her up .......suprising because she hasn't moved a wheel since Masterbrewer dropped her off at the end of June !!

 

Due for a bit of TLC over Christms though - brake discs, a good clean & oil change, then some new Renntec engine bars 

Find

drobinson

Posting Freak
*****
Posts:
1,505
Threads:
178
Joined:
Mar 2006
Reputation:
0
Decided to keep it !

MOTO GUZZI T3 with Le Mans engine, frisky for an old girl

YAMAHA Tracer 700 


RE Himalayan


Down to 3 toys at the moment, need to go shopping I think



I DON'T DO EXERCISE - if God had wanted me to bend over, he would have put cake on the floor
Find

arthurbikemad

Senior Member
****
Posts:
575
Threads:
8
Joined:
Jun 2012
Reputation:
0
Ha good man you go to love a TDM.. Can't wait to get a ride out on mine, keep looking at it just bit keen on getting soaked for fun! Wish it would stop pissing down just for a while! Went in the garage today to oil it up ready for a brake in the weather. Sad
2012 Grey
900, Dual HIDs, Fork gaiters, Yam centre stand, Givi crash bars, S320 DRLs custom mounts, PAIR removed, Modded airbox, K&N, Warrior cans, PC3 - Custom map 81bhp @ 65ft-lb, Lambda removed, HM Quickshifter (removed), Evans waterless coolant, Hel lines, Dome SS exhaust nuts, Clear winker lenses, Yamaha +145 Screen + MRA X-creen, Heated grips with relay cut out and custom carbon mount, DL Hand Guards and milled bar ends, SW barback risers, 5w SMD LED side light, LED stop/tail reflectors, 2 x Front mudguard extenders, Custom rear under hugger, Hugger extender, Wrapped HT leads, Aux power sockets, Givi V47NN Top box with LED stop, SW motech mount, Givi PL347 mount and E21s, SW Motech Evo Tank bag, Stainless rad guard, Top Sellerie gel seat, RAM mounts for sat nav and phone, Handy tube and more.     Follow me on twitter @arthurbikemad
Find

Studley Ramrod

Administrator
*******
Posts:
19,582
Threads:
854
Joined:
Oct 2007
Reputation:
0
Quote:Fitted an Optimate charging lead to the Studleybike & put her on charge

 

Battery fairly low, but struck her up .......suprising because she hasn't moved a wheel since Masterbrewer dropped her off at the end of June !!

 

Due for a bit of TLC over Christms though - brake discs, a good clean & oil change, then some new Renntec engine bars 
 

:good:

 

Will she be going on holibobs with you next year Mick ? Smile
Find

masterbrewer

Posting Freak
*****
Posts:
1,718
Threads:
279
Joined:
Mar 2006
Reputation:
0
Quote::good:

 

Will she be going on holibobs with you next year Mick ? Smile
:oldgit: Angel
<!--sizeo:1--><!--/sizeo--><i><!--sizeo:1--><span style="font-size:8pt;line-height:100%"><!--/sizeo-->Cheers dudes<!--sizec--><!--/sizec--> </i>

<i><!--sizeo:1--><!--/sizeo--><!--fonto:Verdana--><!--/fonto-->"Beauty is in the eye of the beer holder" <!--fontc-->
<!--/fontc--><!--sizec--><!--/sizec--></i><!--sizec--></span><!--/sizec-->
[Image: th_49a1RIMG0079.jpg] [Image: th_9P4040034.jpg] <!--coloro:#FF0000--><!--/coloro-->* <!--sizeo:1--><!--/sizeo--><i>to see the latest masterbrewer "TDM Adventure Ride Reports" click "HERE"</i><!--sizec-->
<!--/sizec--><!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->

<!--coloro:#4169E1--><!--/coloro-->click here to read: <!--colorc-->
<!--/colorc--> <b><i> "Adventure Riding Assumption of Risk" </i></b>
Find

sidestand

Posting Freak
*****
Posts:
3,516
Threads:
126
Joined:
Mar 2006
Reputation:
0
She could do, but I'm going to have to lose 3 or 4 bikes next year to make room for what will probably be my last new one.

 

It's going to be a tough decision ......

 

Boy's Honda will probably go due it being a write off  - Honda reckon it will cost £1600 to repair - and at almost 3 years old & 10K miles, it ain't worth that much

My Trumpet is down to go ....mainly due to extreme lack of use

One of the XT 250's

 

I can't bring myself to part with my Fazer 1000, or any of my BM's ......The K12000S is costing me a small fortune (more than I paid to buy the Studleybike) to get the servo/ABS unit replaced, so that needs to stay for at least another 5 years to get payback  Rolleyes

 

..and it's a bit extravagant having two TDM's ........Soooooo........ A decision best put off until that latter half of next year when I order me new one ...........
Find

Catteeclan

Posting Freak
*****
Posts:
2,645
Threads:
69
Joined:
Nov 2010
Reputation:
0
kin ell Mick, I wish I had the room for all those bikes let alone the spare cash. Lol

2002 TDM900 Yellow
Find

Johnlaas

Member
***
Posts:
116
Threads:
35
Joined:
Aug 2009
Reputation:
0
Got my clean Niner all dirty, again, by riding to work in the damp. Now covered in all that *hitty crap kicked up in the spray. 

John



2012 plated model, Black - with black seat

Mods - Yamaha High Screen, Scott Oiler, Fenda Extender, Givi Top box and panniers, Yamaha Heated Grips, Barkbuster Hand Guards

The Wish List - a decent horn, crash bungs 


06 Model in Blue with Silver trim [GONE - But not forgotten

Mods - Yamaha High Screen, Scott Oiler, Fenda Extender, Givi Top Box and Panniers, LED running light. Acerbis Dual Road Hand Guards, HID, Yamaha heated grips

Wish List - Crash Bungs,


Find

leehenty

Posting Freak
*****
Posts:
5,401
Threads:
238
Joined:
Nov 2010
Reputation:
0
mine needs a clean again after the bike show visit in the mist and rain.

Probolt relieved me of some hard earned for yet more shiny bits.

Find

arthurbikemad

Senior Member
****
Posts:
575
Threads:
8
Joined:
Jun 2012
Reputation:
0
Try racebolt.co.uk, they make most of the probolt stuff.

 

http://www.racebolt.co.com

2012 Grey
900, Dual HIDs, Fork gaiters, Yam centre stand, Givi crash bars, S320 DRLs custom mounts, PAIR removed, Modded airbox, K&N, Warrior cans, PC3 - Custom map 81bhp @ 65ft-lb, Lambda removed, HM Quickshifter (removed), Evans waterless coolant, Hel lines, Dome SS exhaust nuts, Clear winker lenses, Yamaha +145 Screen + MRA X-creen, Heated grips with relay cut out and custom carbon mount, DL Hand Guards and milled bar ends, SW barback risers, 5w SMD LED side light, LED stop/tail reflectors, 2 x Front mudguard extenders, Custom rear under hugger, Hugger extender, Wrapped HT leads, Aux power sockets, Givi V47NN Top box with LED stop, SW motech mount, Givi PL347 mount and E21s, SW Motech Evo Tank bag, Stainless rad guard, Top Sellerie gel seat, RAM mounts for sat nav and phone, Handy tube and more.     Follow me on twitter @arthurbikemad
Find

leehenty

Posting Freak
*****
Posts:
5,401
Threads:
238
Joined:
Nov 2010
Reputation:
0
thanks

Find

Limbo

Senior Member
****
Posts:
512
Threads:
24
Joined:
Oct 2011
Reputation:
0
Today, I've expanded all brake pads.


In the brake pads be drilling holes and thread and from the rear 3 mm brass screws as far as screwed, that the threads will protrude 1 mm on the side with the surface of the metal plate.


The thread have I inserted with Loctite and smooth sawed off the heads of the screws.


The brake pads are at the end, the screws will make a golden line on the brake disc. :good:

1mm before the metal plate makes damage to the brake disc.

<div>
<div><span><span>New pads are about 5, 5 mm thick.</span></span>
<span> </span>
<span><span>Limbo</span></span>
</div>
 
</div>
without stockings and shoes I can count up to twenty wonderful

Find

marko67

Posting Freak
*****
Posts:
2,146
Threads:
113
Joined:
Jun 2007
Reputation:
0
My bike has had a bit of a birthday lately. Not only is it clean & shiny but the shock has been off, cleaned & backed right off to adjust it properly.

Noticed the wee lug on the right hand side panel had cracked off & the left one was starting to, so made some thin aluminum reinforcing brackets & superglued them inside the panels. Can't see them. I reckon heavily loaded soft panniers and bumpy gravel roads may be the cause of the cracking.

Also replaced the clear vinyl on the side panels to stop the bags rubbing and made a balls of it...... Vinyl is years old & some of the glue stayed on the backing and heat from the sun made the vinyl stretch.

Only rust I have seen is on the Kerker exhaust  Y piece and the stone screen on the radiator. Not bad for a 98.Fork paint left hand engine case are showing signs of stone damage but, meh, got to ride them so it's to be expected.

 

Clean bike.

[attachment=o5490]

 

Did this to rear tire a couple of days ago. The only clean part of the bike at the time.

 

[attachment=o5491][attachment=o5492]

 

 

Oh, hi Chris. Colly is havin a blast.

TDM 850 Loud and unusual. CRM 250r Woo hoo! DT 230 Lanza Fiddled with.... Bloody hell, is that legal? GG Randonee AKA "I didn't think that was possible".
Find

chrisr

Posting Freak
*****
Posts:
1,796
Threads:
134
Joined:
Mar 2010
Reputation:
0
Quote: 

Today, I've expanded all brake pads.


In the brake pads be drilling holes and thread and from the rear 3 mm brass screws as far as screwed, that the threads will protrude 1 mm on the side with the surface of the metal plate.


The thread have I inserted with Loctite and smooth sawed off the heads of the screws.


The brake pads are at the end, the screws will make a golden line on the brake disc. :good:

<div>1mm before the metal plate makes damage to the brake disc.

<div>
<div><span><span>New pads are about 5, 5 mm thick.</span></span>
<span> </span>
<span><span>Limbo</span></span>
</div>
 
</div>
 

</div>
Or you could just check them occasionally Hans!
The Blue One : 2004 model owned 2010-2018 much loved, much missed and now living with a man in Scotland Spain.

The Black One : 2010 Model Registered 2013 owned 2018 - present .Beowulf Cans. Renthal 755s Grip Puppies,15w fork oil,DL650 handguards ,givi engine bars ,led spotlights,gipro gear indicator, shortened dogbones, LeeHenty CSM kit and stainless bits, Topsellerie seat,MRA Xcreen,.PC III (dynoed). K&N airfilter,Fenda extenda. Lots of stainless/titanium.
Find

Limbo

Senior Member
****
Posts:
512
Threads:
24
Joined:
Oct 2011
Reputation:
0
Quote:Or you could just check them occasionally Hans!
 

I check every year during the inspection and by change the tyre.
<span>Often also before I ride a big tour.</span>
But I realized too late the wear 2 times.
The indicator is designed to protect.
Nevertheless, I do the check.
I have spare parts under the seat
 
Limbo
without stockings and shoes I can count up to twenty wonderful

Find

RolfieB

Posting Freak
*****
Posts:
1,073
Threads:
145
Joined:
Jan 2012
Reputation:
0
Removed Pipewerx cans & replaced with Nexxus. Duly presented bike to local Yam dealers for MOT.

Passed with no advisories  Rockon . Now I've got to put the Pipewerx cans back on.

Now I just fly everywhere.

Be yourself, because everybody else is taken.

 

Gone to new owner.

Black Mk2a

PipeWerx Exhaust, Gold Spots, Goodridge Hoses, Scottoiler,Oil Pressure Indicator, Nippy Normans fuze box,Touratech Handguards,Oxford Heated Grips, Power Socket, Hard Wiring for Sat Nav, Gear Indicator built into the rev counter. Givi E50 Top box & E21 side cases, Bagster Tank Cover & Bag.


 
Find

Shadowjack

Member
***
Posts:
183
Threads:
17
Joined:
Nov 2010
Reputation:
0
Acquired a stablemate for it.

My riding has taken on a different dimension now (and the future) and I grabbed a mates '04 Suzuki DR650 (15k kms).

It sadly means that, as I am a one-bike-at-a-time bloke, the TDM will find it's way to trademe (our local ebay) shortly into the New Year. Sad to see it go, but needs must and all that Sad

Find

marko67

Posting Freak
*****
Posts:
2,146
Threads:
113
Joined:
Jun 2007
Reputation:
0
Quote:Acquired a stablemate for it.

My riding has taken on a different dimension now (and the future) and I grabbed a mates '04 Suzuki DR650 (15k kms).

It sadly means that, as I am a one-bike-at-a-time bloke, the TDM will find it's way to trademe (our local ebay) shortly into the New Year. Sad to see it go, but needs must and all that Sad
Nooooooooooo! Extend the shed.
TDM 850 Loud and unusual. CRM 250r Woo hoo! DT 230 Lanza Fiddled with.... Bloody hell, is that legal? GG Randonee AKA "I didn't think that was possible".
Find

Rallyist

Posting Freak
*****
Posts:
3,392
Threads:
192
Joined:
Nov 2010
Reputation:
0
Quote:Acquired a stablemate for it.

My riding has taken on a different dimension now (and the future) and I grabbed a mates '04 Suzuki DR650 (15k kms).

It sadly means that, as I am a one-bike-at-a-time bloke, the TDM will find it's way to trademe (our local ebay) shortly into the New Year. Sad to see it go, but needs must and all that Sad
[Image: 988961_814230588649887_21060510839896695...820588ef74]
For a challenging summer try the





Round Britain Rally.....
  









1993 TDM 850 Mk1 ..... 2008 TDM 900 ....  1975, 1979, 1982, 1992 Goldwings, Scott, AJS,  Triumph 5TA
Find

marko67

Posting Freak
*****
Posts:
2,146
Threads:
113
Joined:
Jun 2007
Reputation:
0
I get where your at D, contemplated moving on meself a few times. Thing is our bikes have a low dollar value but huge shed value. I can't bring myself to part with the versatility & reliability. So I accrue more bikes. Just got one of these.

 

http://www.gasgasmotos.es/en/trial/365-t...donne.html

 

Laugh? I nearly bought a round. It's amazing all things considered.

Imagine a rod carrier on one of them.

 

 

TDM 850 Loud and unusual. CRM 250r Woo hoo! DT 230 Lanza Fiddled with.... Bloody hell, is that legal? GG Randonee AKA "I didn't think that was possible".
Find
Thread Closed 


Forum Jump:


Users browsing this thread:
2 Guest(s)