January 28, 200917 yr There was no plan to do this but a series of complicated events has resulted in me now owning this little beauty: It
January 29, 200917 yr There was no plan to do this but a series of complicated events has resulted in me now owning this little beauty: Love it - just the way it should be - happened to me a few times in the past so I know what you mean.... Nice bike. I agree with you about the engine, I tried one for the first time a while back and the motor was very smooth and quite torquey, felt a lot better than the TLR250 motor. I only tried it on a piece of flat ground and it didn't feel noticeably heavy riding it (as opposed to lifting it....) but I imagine it could be a handful up some of the more serious sections if it started to get away, especially rocky streams. Absolutely ideal for the Miller series though.
January 31, 200917 yr Congratulations and welcome to the club ! nice original looking bike. I agree, my 4 valve engine is really a truck, power for a heavy bike (101kg), but great fun to trial. See my restauration on http://www.twnclub.ch/classic_trial_files/...onda_tl250e.htm if you need some advice on restauration, please contact me enjoy the TL regards from Switzerland Patrick
January 31, 200917 yr great post Pat. the blog is spot on for restorers and a deep mine of information..
February 3, 200917 yr Author See my restauration onhttp://www.twnclub.ch/classic_trial_files/...onda_tl250e.htm Patrick What an excellent write-up of your restoration! Have you already posted it on this site, if not you should, it deserves its own thread Thanks all for the comments... Steve
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