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My tw in norway

Démarré par Anonyme, Mar 12 Oct 2004, 16:48:15

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T2vv

Citationzaaman a écrit :
by Santa Claus :-o ,
btw, happy to see that the TW, Type 1 of course... goes across all contries

 8-)  :-D

zaaman

of course, the original one, the best  :-D
[img align=left]http://zaaman.free.fr/small_tw_gto2.jpg[/img]







    *: C'était encore un post gratuit et sans intérêt de Zaaman

TWin

Citationa écrit :
Nice bike there...what is the ligt ting on your bike? Neon lights? or? :-o  :-)

No, in fact this is just reflecting tape .

It's manufactured by http://www.midway-prod.com/

Anonyme

Thanks...When you say faboulous pot. do you mean it in a god or a bad way? hehe:) Where i live is it few policemen. Hehe...and they dont know anything about motorscycles...so its very nice=) =) hehe...

Hog
 Thanks for your sprocket answer...do you know where i can get the 58 sprocket? hehe=)

TWin
Thanks for your answer too=)

Im very impressed of you guys...you are really great people=) all of you;)  

Nice to see that we for different contries can share knowledge of the bike=)  

well, i have heard that yamaha have made a motor that is just like 125,200,225 whatever..but the pistons are just changed and the 125 have a sleeve in the cylinder than can be taken out at people can set on a 225 piston...
I have not tried to take up the sylinder too look in it...has anyoen done it? well... it had been cool with a 225 tw.....

In norway they say....you don`t trim a yamaha you just make it a real 225ccm...the bike is built for 225ccm=)

patouch

CitationIm very impressed of you guys...you are really great people=) all of you;)  

Nice to see that we for different contries can share knowledge of the bike=)  

last year, i was at Geilo for a snowkite session, i can say that the Norway's people are very very nice and cool too !!;-)

Citationwell, i have heard that yamaha have made a motor that is just like 125,200,225 whatever..but the pistons are just changed and the 125 have a sleeve in the cylinder than can be taken out at people can set on a 225 piston...
I have not tried to take up the sylinder too look in it...has anyoen done it? well... it had been cool with a 225 tw.....

In norway they say....you don`t trim a yamaha you just make it a real 225ccm...the bike is built for 225ccm=)

you must waiting for Freeman who is on travel in Madagascar, the guy (mais non, il s'appele pas Guy freeman) want like you, upwork his TW 200 to 236 with an xt225 engine blok imported from USA, let have a look to this post Andreas ;-)
http://banzai.free.fr/modules/newbb_plus/viewtopic.php?topic_id=1119&forum=11

Hog

CitationHog
Thanks for your sprocket answer...do you know where i can get the 58 sprocket? hehe=)

I think that the 58 sprocket is available in any Yamaha dealer ... ;-)
Black Sheep

nico-dem

hy andreas,
 WELCOME to the big wheel community, please to see that there's no limit at the BIG WHEEL ADDICT
hope you 'll find enough to upgrade your tw 125 on this site, great and beautiful exhaust "i like it" good job  ;-)

sinophilia

welcome Andreas, it is very nice to have another foreigner in this forum.
I'm Italian and I use Google's translator to write here in French.
I have a type I Vivid Red just like yours! well... I made a few modifications actually...
so now it looks more like a type 2 (see below) ;-)

I would like to add a picture of your TW to my "catalogue":
http://tw.sinophilia.org/others.htm
what do you think?

and send us more pictures of where you live, it seems a great place!
...une moto petite et légère est l'essence pure de la liberté

Anonyme

Thanks!
Yes..just add my bike;)

I have downloaded the video from your site...it vas wery nice..
I have modded my bike with Acerbis Diamond headlight=) it looks great. I shall take pictures of it soon..so i can post! And some pictures of where i live;)



sinophilia

great... I really want to see your TW in the face ;-)

and don't forget to choose a nickname and subscribe to this forum!
the questions are in French but most of them are still understandable ;-)
...une moto petite et légère est l'essence pure de la liberté