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HolerTogni
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by HolerTogni » Fri Nov 02, 2007 4:47 pm
Hi Greg!
I bought mine with about 54.000 km (from memory) and it drank about a 3/4 liter of oil per thousand km.
Now it has 73.000 km on the clock (from memory, maybe 74.000) consuming about a little less than one liter of oil per thousand kms.
But runs still outrageous!
(at full acceleration sometimes a little fancied(?) wheelie when shifted in 3rd gear!)
Oily greetings fromMunich!

Nothing against four cylinders:
Renault Trafic (TRiXie-Taxi) and
TRX 850 & Racetrack-TRiXie
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burty
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by burty » Fri Nov 02, 2007 9:09 pm
Mine had 70000 km on it when I rebuilt the top end. At the same time I fitted a MPH speedo, and now it reads something like 18000 miles I think.
Pretty much all wearing parts are easily replaced, or rebuildable so there's no reason why any bike won't run and run.
I do think the TRX engine has a tendency to get a bit rattly though. New timing chains and tensioner might be a good idea sometime around about the 50000 mile point I reckon.
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fantic125
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by fantic125 » Sat Nov 03, 2007 7:42 am
Mines up to 87,000 km's, had a motor rebuild at 79,300 km's.
These are my principles and if you don't like them...... I have others.
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dfh
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by dfh » Tue Nov 06, 2007 2:45 am
Mine has done 92,802km had the head done & new rings @83,000km
Fitted set Michelin Pilot Road 2 tyres 1000km ago with a new set of steering head bearings, fresh fork oil, put the .95kg forksprings back in and the standard links at the rear, with the shock serviced.
And the result is......

kin fab.
TRX running better than ever... hope it lasts another 98,000km
DFH
Now with 140,000 on the clocks, X-mas tree didn't kill it & I still love it.
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Triton
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by Triton » Tue Nov 06, 2007 5:10 am
Mine's done a staggering 9843kms. Still going well despite the owner's insistence that it's a track bike!

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Wombat
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by Wombat » Tue Nov 06, 2007 5:25 am
60,350kms, still going strong, but needs a service soon.
Mostly a cosmetic resto needed really.
Bob
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eagleman
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by eagleman » Mon Dec 17, 2007 5:28 pm
Mines done 54000 Miles
34,000 in last 3 1/2 years...burns 1/4 litre for 500km
Mines held together by cable ties and dirt but still goes well

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randy
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by randy » Tue Dec 18, 2007 5:37 am
I had mine since about 50000 kms, now it's done 63000 kms.
As far as I the only major work has been panel beating.
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dicky
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by dicky » Wed Dec 19, 2007 11:38 am
I've only done a measly 40,101.2km since I bought the bike new in April 1996
One disadvantage of a global jet-setting lifestyle, you're never home on the weekend to ride your bikes
dicky.
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Glen1TRX
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by Glen1TRX » Wed Dec 19, 2007 11:59 am
dicky wrote:I've only done a measly 40,101.2km since I bought the bike new in April 1996
One disadvantage of a global jet-setting lifestyle, you're never home on the weekend to ride your bikes
dicky.
Dicky, Glad to see you're still with us

been a while my friend

hope all is well in HK - enjoy your Christmas - Glen
time fades away
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Rural Rat
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by Rural Rat » Wed Dec 19, 2007 10:31 pm
Mine looks like a baby with 38000kms on clock. Daily runner with around 90 km round trip so if I can get the sort of distances mentioned here I will be more than happy.

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Sanoj
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by Sanoj » Thu Dec 20, 2007 11:34 am
I`m up to 82000km..
The previous owner changed the valves at 40000km, due to high oil consumption.
This summer I had to fill in 1l oil at 10000km.
// Jonas
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dicky
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by dicky » Fri Dec 21, 2007 4:04 am
Glen1TRX wrote:
Dicky, Glad to see you're still with us

been a while my friend

hope all is well in HK - enjoy your Christmas - Glen
Thanks mate.
I'm back in Oz for a few weeks holiday. Currently in Melbourne. It's pissing down with rain.
Can someone remind me of what it's like to actually ride a bike?
dicky.
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Glen1TRX
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by Glen1TRX » Fri Dec 21, 2007 10:30 am
dicky wrote:Glen1TRX wrote:
Dicky, Glad to see you're still with us

been a while my friend

hope all is well in HK - enjoy your Christmas - Glen
Thanks mate.
I'm back in Oz for a few weeks holiday. Currently in Melbourne. It's pissing down with rain.
Can someone remind me of what it's like to actually ride a bike?
dicky.
Time you moved to SEQ

sun is shining, roads are getting better, less mexicans here....
time fades away
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by bobtrx » Fri Dec 21, 2007 9:56 pm
Dicky swifty and I are at PI 4/01/08 , if your not doing anything it's a nice ride to come and say G'day
catch ewe later bob