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Re: Derbi Terra and Derbi Terra Adventure info.
Posted: Thu Jul 17, 2014 9:20 am
by optimisery
An orange one!
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or for those with mobile view:
Fleabay Orange Derbi Adventure
Re: Derbi Terra and Derbi Terra Adventure info.
Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2014 8:41 am
by Andy17
Here's a photo of mine (thumbs)
Re: Derbi Terra and Derbi Terra Adventure info.
Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2014 5:15 pm
by rickbat
hi everyone, a lil bit of a feedback on the derbi terra adventure model;
i've owned mine from new since november 2012, everything is standard on mine apart from the top box, spot lights and a few extra stickers.
so far the bike has been wonderful, i've done just under 7000 miles with it, had a couple of problems sorted under warranty, first and major problem i had with it was the dash died twice (i had heated grips and alarm fitted then) at the second time the dash went i also had the grips and alarm removed and havent had a problem with it since (my guess is the electrician must have made a boo boo fitting them and thats what was causing the dash to blow) my second problem was just a couple months ago my speedo sensor (its a electronic one fitted at the rear wheel) went as well i was aware that might happen as im also with the facebook DTA forum and not surprised when it went but i ride my bike all year round so as i like to say sh!t happens.
other than that bike have been good, been to the ace cafe in london (from norfolk) twice, latest march this year for the adventure day, rain there and back and she didnt miss a beat.
good points: its a good all rounder, im 17,5st and she hits 76mph with me fat arse on top
bad points: headlight its as crap as crap can be, and the budget tyres she comes with are also very crap in the wet and off road, but bloody grippy in the dry.
headlight its the reason i had hallogen 55w spot lights fitted they make a world of difference and so far i havent had a single car flash me because of them.
so here'sa couple of vids one night time to show the lights and the second just recorded a few days ago trail riding with the crap budget tyres.
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http://https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_G8p9LvwKD4[/video]
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http://https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krWJ8WQMfY8[/video]
Re: Derbi Terra and Derbi Terra Adventure info.
Posted: Wed Aug 13, 2014 7:44 am
by jim-500
Just a heads up, that sadly some :whistle: decided to nick this bike from outside the house last night, I know there arn't many of them around (even fewer with knobbly tyres/black rims/renthal bars). If anyone sees it/hears of it being sold on/broken for parts - please let me know. Only just finished sorting it all out - gutted :sick: - reward for any help/info. Cheers guys.

Re: Derbi Terra and Derbi Terra Adventure info.
Posted: Sun Aug 17, 2014 5:49 pm
by timber
B*st**ds sorry to hear that
great looking mods, rare looking bike.
did you have to cut the back of the raised mudguard to clear the radiater and bodykit?
would like the raised guard on mine.
And Hi freeloadeur could i get a PDF service manual from you?
Darren W.
Re: Derbi Terra and Derbi Terra Adventure info.
Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2014 6:48 am
by Brenhden
Gah! That's terrible news. Also the best looking DTA I've seen.
As the bike in general I can't think of a 125 I want more.
Re: Derbi Terra and Derbi Terra Adventure info.
Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2014 7:18 am
by Freeloadeur
Good news Brenhden, you can buy a new one from J&S Accessories for a smidge under £3000.
Better news, a custom bike builder I know is looking at slotting the Kawasaki Ninja 300cc twin into one. That could be fun...
Re: Derbi Terra and Derbi Terra Adventure info.
Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2014 7:23 am
by Brenhden
Freeloadeur wrote:Good news Brenhden, you can buy a new one from J&S Accessories for a smidge under £3000.
Better news, a custom bike builder I know is looking at slotting the Kawasaki Ninja 300cc twin into one. That could be fun...
Wow, best of both worlds there I think.
Not in the market for a bike at the mo. I need the workshop space for working on my DR.
Re: Derbi Terra and Derbi Terra Adventure info.
Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2014 8:16 pm
by Cptgiggles94
Hi guys, proud new owner of a 60 Terra Here, she's brilliant, and quite the step up from my step through 1986 Honda cub 90. Been out for a few little jaunts to give her a run for her money and I've never had so much fun. Joined Facebook group also, so look forward to getting up to some Terra related shenanigans. Anyone else going to the motorbike show at the NEC towards the end of the month? :laugh:
Re: Derbi Terra and Derbi Terra Adventure info.
Posted: Mon Jul 13, 2015 12:57 pm
by Mosel Bikes
It's been a while since folk reported back here and as I'm still thinking of buying one, can we maybe have an update from those who have them? Particularly:
- how reliable they've been and any significant issues they've had
- real world figures for mpg and touring speeds, loaded and unloaded
- anything else of import
Many thanks