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    TDM 900

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    Re: TDM 900

    Not seen one yet...
    I'm not sure I like it. The front end looks a bit.... futuristic I think.
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    Re: TDM 900

    nice bike to ride, and you cant see the front from the seat!
    when it came out it was hamstrung by yamahas crazy overpricing policy, like the GTS1000 and bulldog. "they stayed away in droves" as they say.

    sweet engine, why isnt it in some more bikes mr yamaha? like a super-tenere to take on the BMW F800GS, or update the cracking little TRX for an alternative to the monster/shiver/bandit/hornet?

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    Re: TDM 900

    its the same engine as in XTZ,and TDM its the 5th gen build...

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    Re: TDM 900

    My mate had one of these, I did take it for a little spin and quite liked it. Not enough to trade in Twinkletoes though
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    Re: TDM 900

    Well I think they're great, and I'm seriously tempted to get one next. I need a mile-cruncher, and being a munchkin there's no way I could manage a tall & heavy old AT or Vara.

    Fortunately though I've not got a pot to p*ss in at the moment, so it's purely academic.

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    Re: TDM 900

    i am riding the bike for the past close to 3yrs now.love it.bought it an 03 model with milege at 12,000km.now its 75000km...and besides the wear and tear such as chain,sprockets,i only replaced the chain tensioner once which only cost SGD$65.and DIY easily.
    And all the time i only did is,gas it and ride.

    but sadly,i am putting it on sale now.well,i am more of a dual sport guy...i might be trading it to something more that suits my needs...




    during the negotiation for the caponord.


    i'm not too sure if i am making the right decision...i am so skeptical about the caponord with the electrical over the coil and infamous brown connector when i go do some research about it over the AFI forums...and whats more,parts won't come cheap here...

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    Re: TDM 900

    Here's a pic of mine - the '98 version of the TDM850.
    Only mod so far is the dirt 'bars, Yam trail mirrors, Barkbusters and new Kagezumie discs. Oh, and luggage.
    18" front wheel (17" rear) size makes tyres hard to find - except rears put on front. 20l tank. About 220kg wet.
    It's the 2nd design update (unofficially called the mk2). The crank timing was changed from 360 to 270 degrees.
    Not fuel injected (TDM900 is).

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