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No.: 69  Name: Joakim	Signed at: Mar 2nd, 2014 at 10:46
Thank you so much fore this page, has helpt me alot!
No.: 68  Name: Kirk	Signed at: Feb 6th, 2014 at 21:22
Greetings all from the USA! I own a ´81 XV920R but found this site through searching for info! Anyone know of a German-English translator that works with the forums?
Comment: If you are a registered forum user and logged in, the forum offers you a (Google powered) translate option... Greetings, Manfred
No.: 67  Name: karl moore lewy	Signed at: Jan 30th, 2014 at 00:27
hi very interested in TR1 after seeing a very nice german bike in the IOM in 2013.best wishes from ireland .It is a great web site
No.: 66  Name: Rix Parling	Signed at: Jan 8th, 2014 at 21:10
X Factory Suzuki Wrench XV 920 RH 76k miles
No.: 65  Name: Fletch	Signed at: Jan 7th, 2014 at 10:01
Hi Manfred, I live in South Africa and acquired a neglected XV 1000 TR1 late last year as a donor bike for a Cafe conversion and will hopefully get support and answers to technical questions from your forum. I am currently riding the following bikes; XS 650D ´77 - fully restored and owned by me since ´77; HD XL1200R ´05; Triumph Tiger 1050 ´07 - my workhorse & daily commuter, Triumph Thunderbird Storm ´11 - my favourite funtime bike at the moment.
No.: 64  Name: arris7	Signed at: Jan 5th, 2014 at 19:46
hallo alle zusammen ! bin wirklich froh, über einen kleinen Umweg (Danke Robert für Deine Tipps !!) auf diese Site gestossen zu sein. War selber mal u.a. lange Jahre Eigner einer TR1, grün (natürlich) und arbeite derzeit an einem Umbauprojekt in die Richtung pure Bike, ohne Schnörkel.. Sepps Anregungen (Bilder) waren dazu sehr hilfreich. Ich bin gespannt wie sich mein Projekt entwickelt, alles Gute für 2014 !
No.: 63  Name: Josh	Signed at: Jan 5th, 2014 at 09:05
Hallo, bin neu hier und habe mich soeben angemeldet. Komme aus der Nähe von Weinheim/Bergstraße, habe gestern eine TR erstanden und bin auf diese Seite gestoßen, auf der es wohl noch viel zu entdecken gibt. Würde mich drüber freuen, wenn mir der ein, oder andere unter die Achsel langt, falls ich mal eine Anfängerfrage habe. Grüße aus dem Odenwald. Josh (Zwo-Radler)
No.: 62  Name: sa1964	Signed at: Dec 23rd, 2013 at 16:33
Hi Manfred As a new TR1 owner this page is a must!! great job, and I hope to learn a lot more about my TR1. Have already looked at the technics and solved the first minor problem, just great.
No.: 61  Name: Pauli Lahti	Signed at: Nov 18th, 2013 at 10:12
Hi Manfred, I found this site already a couple of years ago (at least) and thought then already that it is great that people have the enthusiasm to do stuff like this. Finally a couple of months ago I managed to buy a TR1 for myself - and quite enjoy riding it!
No.: 60  Name: John Gill	Signed at: Nov 12th, 2013 at 12:28
Hi Manfred, I have just found your site - it looks very informative .As a TR1 fan from many years - riding them for commuting and touring ,its good to know there is a place where owners can get support and pass on useful information. I live in the UK and there are still places that provide parts and service for them. I have two at present - one which I bought recently for less than £300 is standard and needs some minor restoration. The other is , I think unique - it has been mildly customized to look like a full-dress Harley ,fitted with twin tanks and snap-on filler caps , Instruments in the centre above the frame in an aluminium housing .a lowrider saddle and sissy bar ,one-off touring mudguards and straight through exhausts. Its only done 6800 miles from new and was evidently the winner of the Kent Custom bike award in the 1980s .It has the emblem "HarDley -Davidson " in gold leaf lettering on the tank .Dave Minton wrote about it in Motor Cycle Sport and Jim Fogg did a feature in Back-Street Heroes magazine .I am currently re-commissioning it to use next summer .If any of your members remember it I would be grateful for any information about it .Thanks again for the work that goes into maintaining a site such as this .John
No.: 59  Name: Andy carr	Signed at: Oct 8th, 2013 at 16:35
This pool of knowledge will hopefully be much used!!!
No.: 58  Name: wynand2000	Signed at: Sep 22nd, 2013 at 10:22
Ich hätte schon viele male information gesucht an dieser wirklich sehr deutlicher und schönen Seite, und vor einige Wochen habe ich mich angemeldet und bin sehr Froh damit Wirklich alle Info den ich brauche habe ich mir schon gefunden oder isst mich nach einem Topicstart gegeben. Hier isst der TR Himmel , aber nicht das Ende der TR`en
No.: 57  Name: Neil	Signed at: Sep 18th, 2013 at 15:19
Just signed on as a rider. Have had the tr1 for 4 years. Love it and have just started to restore it i.e. repaint and rejuvinate. Great bike to ride and easy to maintain. Mine is a 1982. 1/82. 1000 xv.Will be in contact. Cheers Neil Perth Western Australia.
No.: 56  Name: karl moore lewy	Signed at: Sep 7th, 2013 at 20:26
hi just having a look at your web site for the first time,it is great.got interested in TR1 after seeing a fantastic bike recently in the IOM at the manx grand prix belonging to Manfred Deist.All the best karl ,dublin ,ireland
No.: 55  Name: HusqvarnaLover	Signed at: Sep 2nd, 2013 at 11:44
Nice site you have here, lots of infos and stuff. Also i am driving a Husqvarna, the Yamaha is a real darling
No.: 54  Name: rato26	Signed at: Aug 29th, 2013 at 08:37
Hi. You have a real nice website, and there`s a lot of nice info. Thanks.
No.: 53  Name: Nils Lyng	Signed at: Aug 27th, 2013 at 23:34
I like the TR1.de very much.
No.: 52  Name: jim schnettler	Signed at: Aug 25th, 2013 at 16:29
just found your website. I have a xv920rh that I bought new and ride almost every week. bike is pretty much stock except for the bars and bar-end mirrors. my other bike is a triumph thruxton but I prefer the920 for long hauls. In retrospect I have owned the 920 for about half my life. Jim Schnettler jimschnettler@gmail.com
No.: 51  Name: Brian Cater	Signed at: Aug 17th, 2013 at 17:25
Just bought a 1981 TR1 to go with my XV750.Great site and very informative.
No.: 50  Name: Jos	Signed at: Aug 10th, 2013 at 23:50
Hallo Manfred After having owned 3 harleys and a triumph i bought my second tr1 ,the bike i started with in 1985.and it still fits like an old blue jeans,finest bike ever.
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