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shakennstirred

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  1. Not a mod i have seen. definitely not a Suzuki or Beamish mod
  2. Not on your engine. its was always the worm drive as on the TS250. in the newer black engine bikes the clutch arm was moved to the right-side of the engine . works in the same way as the older TM mx bikes. You can upgrade the TS based engine like your. to a Clutch case of the TM250. rare to find these days. but they do turn up. It then will look like the picture ive added to this post
  3. The 250 motor in your bike , is a modded Ts250 engine. in the Beamish world, there called the silver engine. the 325cc engine is a new engine and only came from Suzuki as a 325. Beamish in the UK got some engines converted down the 250cc(because the 325 can be a bit of a handful) these engines are called the Black engine bikes. Also an interesting note, Suzuki never used the engine themselves, it was a UK Beamish Suzuki exclusive.
  4. Beamish never built the motors. Suzuki did them all. On the later black engine Beamish , Beamish had some work done on the top end to convert the 325 to 250.
  5. Yamaha TY250 Mono resto
  6. anymore info. hows it going mine
  7. maybe a 90w or 75/80w gear oil. something thick
  8. just remember, you will need a spacer if you run a flat rear sproket. the origanl is dished
  9. I can't see it on there
  10. yeah its a 325
  11. Getting close to my 400 subscribers.

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