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Tiger Cub

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Have a tiger cub trials with standard shocks, swingarm and distributor type ignition.

The bike has alloy rims and enfield forks (i Think) :D

Can anyone suggest alternative shocks, swingarm,ignition.

Any other suggestions would be appreciated.

I'm not sure what works best on a standard frame, but the Falcon units are pretty good, can be built to suit your length, damping and spring rate requirements.

I think they need a longer swinging arm to grip better and give more clearance for a 4.00 x 18 rear tyre. There's a few people that do a conversion - Ray Small at Cub Mods can help you.

The best ignition is to use PVL, requires the cases to be machines to suit - its also the most expensive. There are cheaper alternatives that will get you a reliable spark though - ditto above

Like any motor sport, its just a case of how much you want to spend.

Just finishing my own Cub project, the budget is blown to bits, think of a number double it and then add some more. Had to sell my modern bike to get it finished :banana:

Hi Subira

Do have a web Address or phone No for Cub Mods,

triton.

I lifted this from eBay a while back. Hope it doesn't upset anyone

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