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think they might be the same as one of the 125 models

watching this one with interest !!!!

Got some primo bikes in your garage....love the race triples!!!!!

If it's not eligible for the Scottish....can you please send it to New Zealand, what a stunning C15.

thanks for the link Robbie...all makes sense now.

looks good robbie, glad the forks work out well....just out of interest which of the small holes did you blank off as there's one in the alloy bit and one in the steel tube?

dude....an over oiled air filter will make the bike run like a bag of sh*t (don't ask me how I know this, LOL)

Try the mid atlantic trials site....they do OKO replacement carbies which are jetted for specific bikes. I have one on my TLR and a mate hes one on his Monty.....F*ckin awesome. and not expensive.

with the air screw that far out it should have been running weak, high fuel level could cause over richness....but if your 'O' ring is rooted, then this would be my fix. Go easy on the oil ratio too if your running synthetic .

Jerry, look at twinshockshop web page, they do parallel trees for tlr200/250 which give all the results your after....give them a call/e-mail to see if they fit RTL.

Off the top of my head the tlr200 shoes are around 10-15mm smaller diameter than the 250's and only 20mm wide, where as the 250's are 25mm wide.

nice, did you find the cherry bomb header made any difference, to how the bike runs?

​approximately 30- 32 mm or 1 1/4 in old money. very simple mod and works.

yes the cable does run very close to the header pipe, mine had burnt through the plastic outer cover...so i cleaned it up and put some heavy duty heat shrink over the damaged area and slightly rerouted the cable to stop it happening again.

Soooo, just to be sure on this, boost bottles were just a gimmick of their day and no f*ckin good what so ever. Would like to put this one to rest as every man and his dog had these on bikes in the 80's.

XL/XR 200 cable should fit.

Here in Mexico all of the corn gets turned into tortillas. All of the gas (petrol??) is pure dead dinosaurs. At last, a country with some common sense....they also make Corona beer....Yummy.

Why oh why do the powers that be have to f@#k with stuff......if it ain't broke, don't fix it. They went from leaded fuel to unleaded....and it is way more toxic, and now the bloody ethanol saga...what a fiasco. Sorry, but in my eyes it's all bull sh*t.

Thanks Sicco, another proberble cause!!!! I've had quite a few practice rides since putting it back together, just to make sure it doesn't manifest again in the middle of a trial.....and so far all is good.

Hi Kirk, it is the original tank.......but slimmed down and a wee bit out of the hight too. When I got the bike the tank was very badly squashed and bent, so I was looking for a slim style early XL tank, but every one I came across was rusted out real bad. So in the end the only thing holding up the project was the tank, hey ho nothing to loose by trying to mod the original (which was very good steel), so chopped straightened and slimmed. I was rather surprised how well it turned out. Good luck with yours, Cheers Trev

Are you sure you realy want Castrol R....it's a bugger for going off and gumming up your motor. A nice synthetic will give you more protection, easyly available and cheaper...only thing missing would be the smell, but I'm sure I read of a synthetic that has the magic 'R' smell...just can't remember the brand.

Thank you sir, never thought of that one.....will check it out.

guess I'm on my own with this one then! will report back if there are any developments.

Hi folks, went out practicing on the TLR200 on saturday, bike starting and running spot on. Then after about 1 1/2 hours I stopped to have a drink, went to restart....and....no go. this was due to the de-compressor being stuck open, so no compression. When I removed the decomp cable, the arm in the head returned to normal position and compression restored the bike started first kick. thought I'd better investigate and removed the clutch cover to see what the problem was.....found nothing obvious other than a wee chip/wear on the corner of the cam on the kicker shaft which operates the decomp. Cable was also free, so put it all back together and all is good. SO, any ideas, I'm hoping it was a fluke and won't manifest itself again in a trial!!!!!. Cheers Trev