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rictus01
30-01-09, 04:10 PM
Added handguards today, bit of a bargain, busters off road sale £12.99, perhaps not the pretties of things, but robust to say the least.

http://photos-g.ll.facebook.com/photos-ll-snc1/v2129/67/122/621884134/n621884134_1473726_8631.jpg

http://photos-d.ll.facebook.com/photos-ll-snc1/v2129/67/122/621884134/n621884134_1473603_2227.jpg

http://photos-e.ll.facebook.com/photos-ll-snc1/v2129/67/122/621884134/n621884134_1473604_2580.jpg

http://photos-f.ll.facebook.com/photos-ll-snc1/v2129/67/122/621884134/n621884134_1473605_2972.jpg

http://photos-h.ll.facebook.com/photos-ll-snc1/v2129/67/122/621884134/n621884134_1473607_3558.jpg

Cheers Mark.

Dappa D
30-01-09, 04:30 PM
mark, excuse my ignorance fella, but whats a 404? who's it made by and what cc...

my knowleadge of bike is pretty carp but i rather like the look of that

rictus01
30-01-09, 04:34 PM
It's a CCM 404ds , comes in either enduro or supermoto form, basically a DRZ400E compatition engine, full WP suspension, brembo brakes, yoshi system.

Made up in Bolton, so although not a Triumph, still flying the flag.

Cheers Mark.

Sean_C
30-01-09, 04:38 PM
I really want one of those. There's a very nice one on ebay at the moment..

rictus01
30-01-09, 04:40 PM
I wouldn't have it as an only bike, but as a second one it's blindingly good fun, suspension is a dream and it's so light and flickable to.

Cheers Mark.

Lozzo
30-01-09, 04:50 PM
Added handguards today, bit of a bargain, busters off road sale £12.99, perhaps not the pretties of things, but robust to say the least.







http://photos-f.ll.facebook.com/photos-ll-snc1/v2129/67/122/621884134/n621884134_1473605_2972.jpg



Cheers Mark.


They look similar to the US made Zeta ones which are three times the price.

mr.anderson
30-01-09, 05:03 PM
Looks like a hell of lot of fun to ride Mark.

Edit: Being dumb.

Stu
30-01-09, 05:25 PM
It's a CCM 404ds , comes in either enduro or supermoto form, basically a DRZ400E compatition engine, full WP suspension, brembo brakes, yoshi system.

Made up in Bolton, so although not a Triumph, still flying the flag.

Cheers Mark.
For the avoidance of doubt am I right in saying DRZs are made by Suzuki, so this a British company that make their own bike based on a Suzuki engine of about 400cc 4 stroke.

Do CCM make anything else?

Furry Muff on the handguards :thumbsup: but the Bulldogs & K&N :roll:
& the eyes I hope you were taking them off & not putting them on :pukel:

Learningcurve
30-01-09, 05:43 PM
Hi Mark, used to own one of these myself. Wicked fun, but you wouldnt want to ride far on it?

Used to take me half an hour to extract the bike from my behind after a ride!

Do your clocks work properly? In the year I had mine, i never had them working the same way twice!

Will post a couple of pics of mine if I can find em.

Les

Learningcurve
30-01-09, 05:50 PM
Here ya go!

http://i403.photobucket.com/albums/pp119/learningcurve_album/bikes003.jpg

http://i403.photobucket.com/albums/pp119/learningcurve_album/bikes001.jpg

Incidentally, I had the bike for a year, and sold it for £300 more than I paid for it! Not many bikes that you do that on. :)

rictus01
30-01-09, 05:58 PM
yeah they basically have two ranges one based around the DRZ engine, but unlike the DRZSM or S it's the E engne which was never used in any suzuki road bikes ( the E was developed for the Australian compatiton market as and enduro machine), the other is based on the freewind single 644cc ( which they used to replace the aging Rotax 600 (604cc) lump.

they also do over-bored versions (450cc & 710cc)

they also do a couple of 125cc machines and two new models at 250cc.


some of the DRZ engined range.
http://www.ccmmotorcyclesuk.com/images/stories/ft35s-large.png

http://www.ccmmotorcyclesuk.com/images/stories/r35_large.png

http://www.ccmmotorcyclesuk.com/images/stories/cr-40-large.png

and a couple of the bigger engined ones.
http://www.ccmmotorcyclesuk.com/images/stories/new_bikes/ft710large.png

http://www.bikez.com/pictures/ccm/2003/20527_0_1_2_r30_Image%20credits%20-%20The%20respective%20copyright%20holder%20or%20ma nufacturer.jpg

Cheers Mark.

Lozzo
30-01-09, 06:03 PM
Incidentally, I had the bike for a year, and sold it for £300 more than I paid for it! Not many bikes that you do that on. :)

'97 Yamaha Thunderace - bought for £1200, sold 13 months/9000 miles later for £2100

'96 Suzuki Bandit 600 - bought for £200, sold 2 1/2 years and 20,000 miles later for £850

'00 Kawasaki ZX-9R C2 - bought for £2300, sold 8 months/6,000 miles later for £3400

'02 Suzuki GSXR1000 K1 - bought for £3000, sold 18 months/10,000 miles later for £4300

'03 Suzuki SV650N - bought for £500 as accident damaged, sold 15 months and 8,000 miles later for £1800 after spending £300 repairing

'04 Triumph Daytona 955i SE - bought for £4000, sold 13 months/11,000 miles later for £4100


That's just in the past 5 years

rictus01
30-01-09, 06:04 PM
Hi Mark, used to own one of these myself. Wicked fun, but you wouldnt want to ride far on it?

Used to take me half an hour to extract the bike from my behind after a ride!

Do your clocks work properly? In the year I had mine, i never had them working the same way twice!

Will post a couple of pics of mine if I can find em.

Les


Yeah clocks are fine, was yours etup correctly ? I was pleasently surprised at how comfortable it actually was, I expected it to be like one of those KTM planks, but it's ok, done a couple of hours in the saddle without any problem.

Got a crap headlight as standard which is why I've changed it, and the indicator switch isn't a "push to cancel" type which is mildly annoying, but I aim to change that, but apart from that well pleased.

Cheers Mark.

Learningcurve
31-01-09, 08:49 AM
Didnt get a manual with mine so i probably didnt set the clocks up right.

Took mine off road quite a bit too, as you can probably tell by the, er, sort of "legal" back tyre! :D

Bluepete
31-01-09, 05:30 PM
That FT35s is frikken gorgeous! I have decided to get one. For Gods sake, no-one tell Mrs BP! PLEASE

rictus01
31-01-09, 05:59 PM
http://www.ccmmotorcyclesuk.com/images/stories/ft35_colours.gif

not that I'd want to tempt anyone you understand.........................;)


Cheers Mark.

xXBADGERXx
31-01-09, 06:13 PM
All the Ft35s`s I have seen have been a ridiculous price , Loving your CCM there Rictus , I saw the exact same model in Colwyn Bay motorcycles a couple of years ago and liked it then and it was earmarked as one bike I would like to own as a secondary bike , then I saw an R30 in Black and liked that , then a KTM , then something else , I will grab one of these some day soon and was thinking of having one as a winter bike and general baffoonery machine :)

Alpinestarhero
31-01-09, 06:46 PM
http://www.ccmmotorcyclesuk.com/images/stories/ft35_colours.gif

not that I'd want to tempt anyone you understand.........................;)


Cheers Mark.

yes please :cheers: get some dirt and make our own flat track around soho square :mrgreen:

rictus01
31-01-09, 07:06 PM
All the Ft35s`s I have seen have been a ridiculous price , Loving your CCM there Rictus , I saw the exact same model in Colwyn Bay motorcycles a couple of years ago and liked it then and it was earmarked as one bike I would like to own as a secondary bike , then I saw an R30 in Black and liked that , then a KTM , then something else , I will grab one of these some day soon and was thinking of having one as a winter bike and general baffoonery machine :)

the FT35's are a limited edition (150 I think) as it was originally made for the 2006 short circuit championship (which it won), the factory still have a few and some out at dealers, but rare, the engine/carb and main frame are the same as the 404, if I keep mine for long enough I might look at getting a tank made to replicate it :smt102, seat unit shouldn't be a problem either.

Cheers Mark.