my new ride (beware not a storm)

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alec
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my new ride (beware not a storm)

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Hi guys, as some of you know i had to sell the storm (needed the money for other things) and i purchased a nice TDM850 Twin i'm hoping to still be involved in some rideouts and events if the true stormers will let me.
here she is

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and finally one of me green laning for the first time, excellent fun.
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Nice bike mate

Hope you got a discount when you bought one with bullet holes in it...
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Miztaziggy wrote:Nice bike mate

Hope you got a discount when you bought one with bullet holes in it...
i'm hoping to have it resprayed in the winter, but cant decide on a colour scheme, and need some handguards if anyone has any old ones
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Had one for a couple of years. Keep an eye on the oil level (dry sump, pain in the butt to check) and make sure the throttle cable is adjusted properly or it can get a bit snatchy.
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cupasoop wrote:Had one for a couple of years. Keep an eye on the oil level (dry sump, pain in the butt to check) and make sure the throttle cable is adjusted properly or it can get a bit snatchy.
i've noticed the snatchy throttle how di i adjust it mate? and the oil is ok i keep an eye on it, its not as quick as the storm but a lot more comfy.
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There should be an adjusting ring where the cable goes into the controls . Should only have 2 or 3 mm of free movement in the twist grip.
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cheers for the info Cupasoop i'll check it out now, i'm hoping FirestormMike will do his magic on the photoshop to give me some colour scheme ideas lol
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