the TDM 91(3VD) & 96(4TX) use the same wheelsdfh wrote:This is why the 1996-on TDM dumped that narrow rim 150/70/17 crossply combo for a wider rim 150/70/17 radial tyre setup.
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i'm not going to get into an arguement about this, mainly coz i cant be arsed, but more importantly coz i aint a tyre designer.
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Z750 hardtail - project
gone but not forgotten : - XTZ750, GS500, GS125
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Geeze... try to add to collective knowledge of the list and it gets personal... fastTonyDevil wrote:i'm not going to get into an arguement about this, mainly coz i cant be arsed, but more importantly coz i aint a tyre designer.the TDM 91(3VD) & 96(4TX) use the same wheelsdfh wrote:This is why the 1996-on TDM dumped that narrow rim 150/70/17 crossply combo for a wider rim 150/70/17 radial tyre setup.
No I'm not a tyre designer... but I can read. Motorcycle Tuning, Chassis by John Robinson ISBN 0 7506 341840 X is a good place to start
Bridgestone do not make a BTt45 to fit a TRX according to their website.
H rating is up to 210kph... a TRX can exceed this speed
V rating is up to 240kph... stock geared TRX rated as 235 ( overgeared me thinks)
Tyre designer or not my 40hp 170kg wet GS500 wears its BT45s out at the same rate as my 210kg 76hp TRX wears out its Pilot Roads so changing to a TDM rim to fit the largest BT45 would be a poor choice... in my practical non-engineers experience. But as I don't have a degree WTF do I know.
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words on a forum can be taken differently so easily
thats why there are emotes
which i forgot to use 
its difficult to get a sense of sarcassam or humour etc unless you know the person in RL
remember the old joke about her indoors misunderstanding things
*if i say something that can be taken in 2 different ways and 1 of those upsets you, i meant the other one*
same goes for people on forums dicussing contentious issues.
i sympathise Max, i mod & admin a large number of forums (for work and personal use) and its always difficult keeping a balance between
allowing people to express an opinion and stopping things getting nasty(hence my reluctance to argue a point).
its difficult to get a sense of sarcassam or humour etc unless you know the person in RL
remember the old joke about her indoors misunderstanding things
*if i say something that can be taken in 2 different ways and 1 of those upsets you, i meant the other one*
same goes for people on forums dicussing contentious issues.
i sympathise Max, i mod & admin a large number of forums (for work and personal use) and its always difficult keeping a balance between
allowing people to express an opinion and stopping things getting nasty(hence my reluctance to argue a point).
TRX850 1997 - sunny day twisty toy
TDM900 2003 - commuting tool
TDM850 mk1 - scratching & touring
Z750 hardtail - project
gone but not forgotten : - XTZ750, GS500, GS125
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TDM850 mk1 - scratching & touring
Z750 hardtail - project
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Mine bugged out in time... and retained the ability to spell, measure gallons, pronounce the name of the material my crankcases are made of....Max wrote:phuk72 wrote:Bloody foreignersYou're just pissed because your ancestors didn't wake up to the fact that it was time to bug out!
Group hug OK by me....
BTW had my TRX for 1/4 of my life
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There you go dfh, that's the one you needed
Why do I always know where the extra smilies are? I need to get a life I think LMAO
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