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TOPIC: Attention TTR & CRF 230 buyers/ owners.

Attention TTR & CRF 230 buyers/ owners. 15 Oct 2015 23:56 #12538

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The PR5 would be for you. Nearly the same price as a DR250
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Attention TTR & CRF 230 buyers/ owners. 05 Dec 2015 18:45 #13195

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Guess I'm going to be finding out how they go on the trails very shortly :D

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Attention TTR & CRF 230 buyers/ owners. 05 Dec 2015 23:37 #13202

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Lemme ave a ride? The Extreme model too.
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Attention TTR & CRF 230 buyers/ owners. 06 Dec 2015 06:56 #13203

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I thought you said you were going all modern? Wheres the radiator? :shock:
It's just more time to be flat out!
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Attention TTR & CRF 230 buyers/ owners. 06 Dec 2015 07:26 #13204

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Ken R wrote:
I thought you said you were going all modern? Wheres the radiator? :shock:
this will be interesting 
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Attention TTR & CRF 230 buyers/ owners. 06 Dec 2015 07:48 #13205

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Ken, it has a radiator for the oil - does that count?

Anyway, my exact words were '– yes, I’m moving to a modern(ish) 4 stroke…'

It does have pretty hi-tech suspension (both high & low speed comp damping adjustment on the DRC coated forks, which I hadn't seen before!) and is held together with a 3-piece composite frame.

Think - 'old school' engine meets light-weight, modern tech frame and ergonomics - Instant modern XR200

Will, I'm hoping it will be the perfect toy to do the tighter tracks with :up:, but still capable of reasonable speed in the open stuff.
Sadly, it is unlikely to be Rec registered and run-in before next weekend, so I'll still be using the little XR200 for Neerim.

Pat, when I saw the Extreme model in real life alongside the other versions, I couldn't pass it up.
In my view, the extra cost over the MX or PRO is justified by the upgrade in the overall component quality of the brakes, forks and controls
Of course you can have a play on it - it was your suggestion to look at these things after all.
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Attention TTR & CRF 230 buyers/ owners. 06 Dec 2015 08:19 #13206

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They do seem to be fairly capable machines in the right hands.

Here are a couple of videos from the AJP website of the PR4 Extremes working hard:

Racing through Porto city 

Red Bull Romaniacs
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Attention TTR & CRF 230 buyers/ owners. 06 Dec 2015 09:26 #13207

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 Very interesting, a two year factory warranty, it's been a while since a bike company did that.

I've always thought a XR400 motor in a modern frame would be a great trail bike, when is the 400cc version coming out?

http://www.ajpaustralia.com.au/

But the XR needs a button!

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Attention TTR & CRF 230 buyers/ owners. 06 Dec 2015 10:33 #13208

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Gidday mate , welcome to the joyful button club , Jarrod stole my bike yesterday for a lap up at Daylesford which meant i had to ride his and that required the use of my right leg for something called kick starting , Whats that about !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bike looks awsome mate , dont let the dog chew the tyres ?? See you soon , Regards Scotty ( also new member to button club ) 
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Attention TTR & CRF 230 buyers/ owners. 06 Dec 2015 12:27 #13209

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I am thinking the PR7 looks good but wont be available until mid to late 2016 apparently. Now has the 600cc SWM/Husky motor instead of the Yamaha based motor.
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