Show us your putter!

Discussion in 'Trials' started by Putts, Jul 19, 2009.

  1. Hunebed

    Hunebed Sand Wasp

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  2. theMISSIONARY

    theMISSIONARY hunting and riding!!

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    What a pack of sick people........


    I was sick until i sold it :cry

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  3. bk brkr baker

    bk brkr baker Long timer Supporter

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    Not me. Christain Phifer, the guy can ride some.

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  4. darmst6829

    darmst6829 Been here awhile

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    Nice AHRMA Premier lightweight. Handlebars could be a problem as they are 1 inch as I recall.
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    Dave
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  5. OneOff

    OneOff Been here awhile

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    Hi folks,

    really enjoying this thread. Heres my project....

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    Started with a very stock bike. This is only a paint and polish job, I wanted to keep it mechanically original and no aftermarket parts if I could help it.

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    I've hit a wall people, and I hope you can help. The rear fender is beyond repair and the front one was always missing, I can't find replacements anywhere...

    Can anyone give me a lead?? I'm in Australia but I don't mind sourcing from overseas.

    Hope you can help me,
    Peter.
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  6. xtriple

    xtriple n00b

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    The old girl, pretty rare old bird as it's a twin, and yes Greeves did do twins to special order. This ones a bit of a bitzer as it was built by a local trials rider.

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    And the modern one.
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  7. roadholder

    roadholder Long timer

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    Nice "combo". I need to get something modern to go with the old lump too! :lol3
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  8. EvilClown

    EvilClown Standing by to standby for a possible disregard Super Moderator

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    Would something like this work?

    Nice project, btw.
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  9. mattc

    mattc Been here awhile

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    Here be mine:

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  10. OneOff

    OneOff Been here awhile

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    Thanks Evil, I'd imagine an ice fender would have good clearance (for the spikes?), however this guy only ships within the states. I'm chasing up a couple of leads in the UK.

    Peter.
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  11. mud

    mud I just wander.....

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    Have you tried giving these guys a shout???
    http://www.lewisportusa.com/

    They are quite acquainted with the TLR's.
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  12. beanie

    beanie Adventurer

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    this is mine, first ride and it ended upside down, now fixed with a set of new bars:rofl

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  13. Abdelhub

    Abdelhub Blanco Trasho

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    Starting to come together.

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    running pretty good.

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    Mike
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  14. xrmattaz

    xrmattaz Has an TV

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    I'm digging this little bike. Horn and a mirror, and she'll be AZ street legal.

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  15. MightyChosen1

    MightyChosen1 I wanna be sedated

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    Finally figured how to post pics:

    Just finished putting a new Dunlop 803 on the rear, need to do a little tuning and I am ready to ride.

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  16. biggurn

    biggurn Yes, it is BIG.

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    I just sold this little Gem a couple of months back to finance another adeventure (Yamaha TRI-Z 250) which I recently sold to finance yet another adventure (I know, it is a BAD habit, but...). Was a fun bike to ride. I am sure by the time we start camping this summer andmy brothers and I are sitting there in the campground "watching the kids" while the wives are out ridding I will miss it... all those stumps... just sitting there... dang now I already miss it!


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  17. KBG

    KBG Adventurer

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    Woods bike. Woods dog.
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  18. Putts

    Putts Gettin' there.

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    I must be an idiot, but that looks great. :thumb

    And this ...

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    ... gorgeous. :clap
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  19. saddlsor

    saddlsor my butt hurts

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    guy I know bought this montesa cota and I helped him get it running. the rubber in the petcock had deteriorated and plugged up the holes. seems it's in pretty good shape for an '81. speedometer shows 1500 miles.

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  20. Abdelhub

    Abdelhub Blanco Trasho

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    I really like my greeves. If i could locate a twin Id jump in immediately.

    My 60 scottish is supposed to be really rare here in the us. it even has a plate. ive never seen or heard of a twin around here.

    currently wrenching on a pair of BSA's...gonna turn em into trail machines.

    Mike