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Ty 125f Any Good?

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looking at getting the ty 125 f (long ride) as my first bike want it to do some local comps on and to do a bit of green laning as well

how do people rate them for this any problems??

also does the cable clutch cause any problems, i've heard that it can be a bit of bugger for modulation, this true or just a bit of clutch snobery! lol

cheers,

Clutch is not a problem as such, up take could be more progresive though. There's a mod to radius the actuating cam if it really upsets you, which can make it a little better. Stock tank holds enough for a good ride too, seems really frugal.

There is a 3 way adjustable clutch lever you can buy that enables you to play about with adjustment, or if you fit an arm from a 08 ttr they say it is an improvement. Easier to fit the lever though. Available from Trial and trail. :unsure:

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well i'm not that experienced so i guess i wouldn't know any different with the clutch if i did get one, and it would seem there are a few things i could try if i dont get on with it

thanks for the info fellas

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yeah good point!

maybe i'l just buy one then :huh:

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i'd love to try a beta, just cant find a 125 for love or money in the south :huh:

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