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    New member - Referred here for advice.

    Howdy all.
    I live in Perth and I recently took ownership of a 99 Yamaha TRX. As I'm not as young as I used to be, I'd like to take some of the weight off the wrists. I was referred here to get some know how about who to see and what to do.
    Look forward to doing a bit of browsing and seeing what route others have taken.

    Cheers.

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    Bloke with the stick Gix11's Avatar
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    Hi Rex. Sound's like you're in the right place mate. Welcome aboard.

    Here's what else you could do if you go crazy: http://www.streetfighters.com.au/for...376-Yamaha-TRX

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    welcome man , good to see another west aussie in here

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    Quote Originally Posted by hyofighter View Post
    welcome man , good to see another west aussie in here
    Cheers man. I've seen your builds on PSB and dig the hell of them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rex Luther View Post
    Cheers man. I've seen your builds on PSB and dig the hell of them.
    cheers man i have a couple of more on here that havent made it to psb. Let us see that trx . A mates dad had one always liked them and that sound plus i reckon they would be a wicked base for a awesome project . Im picturing tdm900 efi motor turboed slotted in the trx frame with r1 front end and standard body work . Hey thats just me but haha

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    my first non learner bike (while i was still on my P's) was a TRX back in 96.
    Great bikes.
    more titanium than my bike

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    Welcome mate
    Ladies and Gentelmen, take my advise. "Pull down your pants and slide on the ice."

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    G'day mate, another TRX owner here! There's a good TRX forum which I'm sure you can find without any help, but the quick option is to either slide the clip ons up the fork a little, (a small spacer & longer bolt may be required to keep them from spinning) or flip the clips on over, left to right & right to left, which adjust the angles for a bit more comfort.

    That, or MX bars, which I'm sure won't be frowned upon around here

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    welcome mate

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    Quote Originally Posted by M.V. View Post
    G'day mate, another TRX owner here! There's a good TRX forum which I'm sure you can find without any help, but the quick option is to either slide the clip ons up the fork a little, (a small spacer & longer bolt may be required to keep them from spinning) or flip the clips on over, left to right & right to left, which adjust the angles for a bit more comfort.

    That, or MX bars, which I'm sure won't be frowned upon around here
    Just ordered an lsl top clamp from the UK.
    It begins.

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    Welcome matey,
    Lets some some cutting and welding, we like sparks.. lots of sparks
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