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TR1 1981 fork cap problems (Read 3902 times)

Evripidis TR1 Board Junior Member Posts: 62 Gender: Bike: xv250	Re: TR1 1981 fork cap problems Reply #20 - 05.11.24 at 05:08:19 Hallo Anja, Thank you for your info. I saw in the manual 274ml so that is how much I put in. I did not know about 288ml I don't suppose it will make much difference. The old oil had gone very,very bad. Evros

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Anja-D TR1 Board Senior Member carpe diem Posts: 423 Gender: Bike: 1981 TR1. (5A8), modified with XV1100 (3LP) Eng.	Re: TR1 1981 fork cap problems Reply #21 - 05.11.24 at 12:45:13 Have a look: https://www.tr1.de/pages/technics_manual.php?key=XV750se&lng=eng&flg=0&pge=2032 Regards Anja
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Evripidis TR1 Board Junior Member Posts: 62 Gender: Bike: xv250	Re: TR1 1981 fork cap problems Reply #22 - 05.11.24 at 13:40:13 Hallo Anja, Thank you. This is confusing. Have a look and see what I mean: 1. https://www.tr1.de/technics/service/XV750SE_SM_5G5.pdf Page 347 of the pdf - 278ml 2. https://www.tr1.de/technics/service/XV1000_TR1_SM_5A8.pdf Page 59 of the pdf - 264ml Evros

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nanno TR1 Board Extraterrestrial Member Ich mags halt gern ned ganz so original... Posts: 2256 Gender: Bike: TR1, XT600, SR500-Gespann	Re: TR1 1981 fork cap problems Reply #23 - 07.11.24 at 07:18:53 XV750 and TR1 have different forks. The first is a 36mm diameter and the latter a 37mm fork. Also, if you're able to feel the difference of 14ml fluid, you should probably NOT ride a TR1, but apply for a motorcycle road racing series. Also depending on your weight and whether you plan to use the air-assist or not, you may want to add even more oil as well. (I've run XS1100 forks in my TR1 for close to a decade now, so I am not sure how much oil I used to use in my TR1 forks, but I think somewhere in the ballpark of 15 percent extra oil.) Cheers, Greg
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Evripidis TR1 Board Junior Member Posts: 62 Gender: Bike: xv250	Re: TR1 1981 fork cap problems Reply #24 - 07.11.24 at 07:26:06 Makes sense then. I never thought to check the seal diameters from the catalogue. In any case, I don't think it is that critical for that quantity. It should be all right. My weight is exactly 1/3 of the tr1!

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nanno TR1 Board Extraterrestrial Member Ich mags halt gern ned ganz so original... Posts: 2256 Gender: Bike: TR1, XT600, SR500-Gespann	Re: TR1 1981 fork cap problems Reply #25 - 07.11.24 at 07:30:14 Not entirely sure, which number you're referring to, but regardless of which, I think you're due for an extra Baklava after lunch just to make sure you don't get blown off the bike.
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Evripidis TR1 Board Junior Member Posts: 62 Gender: Bike: xv250	Re: TR1 1981 fork cap problems Reply #26 - 07.11.24 at 07:32:10 I meant to check what the oil seal size difference is between the two bikes, as you say the have different tubes. I did not know which oil quantity was correct but after thinking about what had come out the tubes, I decided that whatever I put in would be an improvement! It is impossible for me to gain weight. I have tried.

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hornschorsch TR1 Board Extraterrestrial Member Posts: 2840 Gender: Bike: TR1, SR500, XJ650-Turbo, RD350-YPVS, R[DG]500	Re: TR1 1981 fork cap problems Reply #27 - 07.11.24 at 13:05:54 Minimum 290 ccm per fork leg. https://www.tr1.de/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1628266373
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