Tire tubes for a TTR125L - TTR - ThumperTalk
Oct 9, 2008 · Chickenhauler. Posted October 7, 2008. I'm not very impressed with the 756 tire due to it's short lifespan...it's great for one hard ride, then it starts to fade fast. The knobs turn into bumps, both front and rear much sooner than any other tire I've run. As for tubes, I have the Maxxis in our TTR, and the only complaint I have was installing ...
TTR 125LE tube size - ThumperTalk
Posted May 28, 2009. provided he has stock size tires, you are looking for size mu 90-100-16. Also, I have used in a bind a 2.75,3.0 x 16 (very close to the metric size) and also a 4.0,4.25,4.50 x 16 ( a bit bigger and wider but has also worked). When ever possible, I try to stick with the mu 90-100-16. If he keeps getting flats, I would also ...
Tire Pressure for 2002 TTR125L - TTR - ThumperTalk
Jul 22, 2003 · One_Dollar. Posted July 23, 2003. Like Nev YZ said, it depends on the terrain. If it's mostly real deep sandy trails like here in florida you want like around 10psi, if your in a rooted rocky trails you would go 15 or even 18psi. In sandy trails a high tire pressure will give a tendancy for front wheel washout in turns, in rocky rooted sections ...
What tire pressure? - TTR - ThumperTalk
Jun 23, 2015 · i have a 2005 yamaha ttr125L and im not sure what tire pressure i should be running. And im also wondering if its possible to jet the carb so it can run better. THANKS GUYS!
Flat Track racing a TTR 125 - TTR - TTR - ThumperTalk
Dec 31, 2017 · The other racing that's big around here is go kart track roadracing. If you wanted a set of tires that can do both you could go with the Bridgestone Battlax (a 110/90-16 front for the rear and 100/90-19 in front). That setup is pretty good for flat track. The other option (for flat track) is to leave the knobby up front and run the Battlax in ...
What rear 16" wheel compatible with Tt-R125? - TTR - ThumperTalk
Nov 17, 2021 · Tas125. Posted August 5, 2015. I've got the 16" rear wheel. Problem solved now. Found one on eBay for less expensive. These wheels are going for + $200. I was looking for a cheaper swap if possible. Hard to believe how much they are going for.
TTR-125 Rear Brakes Problem - ThumperTalk
Mar 9, 2015 · A common place for leakage is the gear selector shaft or leaky oil drain plug washer. The shaft seal is cheap and takes about 10 minutes to R&R. The drain plug washer is even cheaper. If you laid the bike down on the carb side, it's conceivable that you might have had oil leakage out of the breather tube.
TTR 125LV 2006: Rear Spokes Installation - TTR - ThumperTalk
Sep 12, 2010 · You spin the rim/tire and look at the wobble, side to side, then tighten a nipple opposite of the direction of wobble... you spin the rim and notice a wobble toward the upper left as you look at it, roll the tire until you find the peak of the wobble, then locate the nipple (s) at the lower right and tighten them a 1/4 turn.
2006 rear wheel lacing schematic - TTR - ThumperTalk
Oct 20, 2018 · Ryany5253. I just picked up a 2006 TTR125L with no back tire. I got a rim, spokes and a stock hub. I have been trying to lace this thing but I can’t get the pattern. I tried lacing it with the same pattern as a wheel I found on amazon (only good picture I could find) and the ends of the spokes stuck out a 1/4-1/2in.
Widest/Tallest Tire Size for a TTR125L ? - TTR - ThumperTalk
Jul 25, 2006 · For my riding the best tire i found was 120/90-16 TW 40 and i paid at the time 82$. Now i can not find it cheaper than 125$. So i am thinking about Duro HF904 Median 130/90-16. Not sure what the result will be.