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Yamaha TY250 lighting coil
A big "thank you" to Alan and Jon for your replies. I have taken on board what you have said and am now looking at something more practical for what I intend to use the bike for, Yamaha DT 175 or 250. Prices are within my range and lights etc are fitted as standard. Once again, Thank you. Nick.
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Yamaha TY250 lighting coil
Hello again Alan, I'm taking on board what people are saying... it seems that most people think I'm looking for the wrong bike for what I want to do. That's exactly why I'm asking as I don't have a lot of cash and can't afford to waste it on the wrong bike. Thanks for your input. I follow up every suggestion with some internet research so please keep the advice coming. Nick.
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Hello all, My name is Nick, I live in Bulgaria and I've been riding on the road for 30+ years. I don't intend to compete but I'm looking for an older trials bike ( TY250, Beta TR34/35 or? ) and I would love to have advice from anyone who can steer me in the right direction. I started a post under the Yamaha section entitled TY250 lighting coil but perhaps I should have started here first as my questions are really broader than just that. I see that you are all friendly, helpful folk so if anyone can be bothered to cross ref my first post I would be very grateful. Thank you for your attention. Nick.
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Yamaha TY250 lighting coil
Again, thank you for your input Jon. I've looked these bikes up on the web... not really what I want and too new for my budget but I appreciate the suggestions. I don't compete, but like to ride in out-of-the-way places. I want a slow, torquey bike for ambling around, disturbing walkers and shepherds ( yes, really ) as little as possible. I ride, I stop and enjoy the scenery, I ride some more etc. And I'd like to learn new skills albeit at my own pace, which I don't think I'll do on a faster trail/MX bike. I'm pretty sure it's an older trials bike that I need ( perhaps marginally geared up ). I do have a friend with an old Bultaco 350 Sherpa who I may ride with on occasion but on the whole I ride alone. Just trying to give a better picture of my desired use of my intended "new" bike. All thoughts are appreciated though, which is why I made this post. Thank you, Nick.
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Yamaha TY250 lighting coil
- Yamaha TY250 lighting coil
Thank you for your input Alan. Your points are noted, though I don't intend to do more than 20 miles each way on asphalt. Presumably a lighting coil can be retro fitted then. Are they available? Do the later TY250R mono verions come with a lighting coil too? I have never seen one with lights. Nick.- Yamaha TY250 lighting coil
Hello everyone, I'm a newbie to Trials Central would be very grateful for a little advice. I've been riding on the road for over 30 years and now that I live in Bulgaria I'm looking to buy a trials bike to have some fun in the hills near where I live. No competition riding, just weekend fun. I currently ride a 650cc dualsport but it's just too heavy offroad and I don't want a motoX bike. I will have to cover 20 or so miles each way on the road to get to where I can really use the bike so it has to be road reg which means lights and indicators, and something with a reasonable seat. I'm thinking of a Yamaha TY250, twinshock or mono ( I remember from my youth that they can manage 50+ mph to deal with traffic ) or a Beta TR 34/35 So my questions... Q1 Am I nuts to think this is a good idea? Q2 Can I fit a lighting coil to the generator so that I can fit lights/horn? I've just read a post where a young lad was recommended to consider a Sorpa 125 longride as a relatively roadworthy option. Any comments or advice will be very much appreciated. - Yamaha TY250 lighting coil
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