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Yamaha TT250/350 bash plate
« on: February 13, 2019, 01:54:48 pm »
After market or standard bash plate

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Re: Yamaha TT250/350 bash plate
« Reply #1 on: February 14, 2019, 09:40:43 pm »
The TT250/350 did really have a bash plate as standard. there was a pressed steel bracket "thingie" that was mounted between the frame rails to protect the sump area of the engine, and a set of engine case protection bars that provided some protection for the Clutch and Flywheel covers.

For some reason you dont find many of the engine case protection bars around, I dont know if it was a case of people taking them of so that they could get one of the engine covers off, then not bothering to refit them.

For the TT250 that I have, I made my own 5mm aluminium sump plate that bolts onto the same brackets as the original sump protection thingie, and was able to find a engine case protection bar on eBay.
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Re: Yamaha TT250/350 bash plate
« Reply #2 on: February 15, 2019, 09:21:57 am »
Your right, I have the case protection bars and have found a plate on ebay. But was hoping more to find a after market alloy one second hand.


The TT250/350 did really have a bash plate as standard. there was a pressed steel bracket "thingie" that was mounted between the frame rails to protect the sump area of the engine, and a set of engine case protection bars that provided some protection for the Clutch and Flywheel covers.

For some reason you dont find many of the engine case protection bars around, I dont know if it was a case of people taking them of so that they could get one of the engine covers off, then not bothering to refit them.

For the TT250 that I have, I made my own 5mm aluminium sump plate that bolts onto the same brackets as the original sump protection thingie, and was able to find a engine case protection bar on eBay.