Suzuki TS fourms?

[Gham]

Originally Posted by PFFOG

Like a 11K redline on that thing, if I remember correctly.. Sky high for its day

I know what your saying and your right! That thing must scream

[wfrpalm]

That is cool. Any more info?

[whisperquiet]

http://www.suzukicycles.org/T-series/T125.shtml

http://www.ronh.org/suzt125.htm

[ADK]

https://www.google.com/search?q=suzu...ient=firefox-a

[Gham]

Originally Posted by ADK

https://www.google.com/search?q=suzu...ient=firefox-a

Please don't let this turn into a Stinger thread

Whats next??? a 120 Cat???

[vtwin]

Originally Posted by Gham

Please don't let this turn into a Stinger thread

Whats next??? a 120 Cat???

Hustler?

Ok, ok, I got a thread in "Old's Cool" going while I sort the bike out.

[killme_quik]

My first bike was a 1975 TS185. That thing was great for its age and was absolutely bulletproof. Crack in the case? JB weld it and keep going, it should last another couple hundred miles! I loved that bike, I'm a bit sad that I sold it...

[Hellracer.nl]

I bought one last Tuesday on the Dutch version of Craigslist for the shocking amount of 100 Euro (135 dollar or something like that), I can pick it up coming Saturday.
It's my first endurobike ever, I' ve ridden pretty much all kind of heavy road bikes and before I had a licence I rode all kind of mopeds but never went off road.
I can hardly wait. I feel like a young kid waiting for his birthday present..



It's without registration but I bought a 125 frame with reg's and papers a month ago (just 15 euro). I've got some spare parts from different kind of Suzuki's lying around so it shouldn't be a problem to get this road worthy within a week. I've even got a spare seat cover somewhere in my garage.
According to the seller the motor is running well and there are just a few spoke's missing from the rear wheel, Nothing I can't fix.

I'll keep you posted on my fixing-up results.

[TheRadBaron]

Originally Posted by killme_quik

My first bike was a 1975 TS185. That thing was great for its age and was absolutely bulletproof. Crack in the case? JB weld it and keep going, it should last another couple hundred miles! I loved that bike, I'm a bit sad that I sold it...

A few years ago I bought a '72 TS125 that was in great shape except for a JB welded, cracked case. I ended up getting perfectionist on it and rebuilding it into some new cases. I'm glad that I did. It's probably the best running 2-stroke that I've ever ridden. Not the fastest, but it just runs perfectly from idle to redline.

[Loghopper16]

Heres my wifes '73 TC 100 Blazer. I restored it for her and she rides up into the mountains and picks tons of wild berrys. Wild berry jam for a restoration. I think I won!

[Hellracer.nl]

Yeehaa!
I've got a nice little and nimble two-stroke!!








It starts at the first kick, even in the snow en the engine just screames "Let's goooooooooogoooogooogogogogogo!!"

To bad that I'm missing about 10 spokes in the rear wheel and the inner tire is completely gone. No driving this weekend..

[Firemanmike69]

I picked my '77 ts 250 about 6 months ago for $150 running with a title and 2spare tires

[Hellracer.nl]

Nice one!
I discovered some yellow paint underneath the red on my bike. Now I know what it would look like in yellow as well. Looks nice. It looks like my bike is in a similar condition as yours, I'm busy with creating a new seat cover and repairing the seatpan.
Other than that and replacing the rear tire and spokes I'm ready to go.

[john479]

My 81 TS250 used for enduros. Great fun with plenty of power.

[Hellracer.nl]

I've just been riding a bit in the snow today. I realy like this bike, its so nice and nimble.