May 16, 200521 yr The welding on the Godden frame, may not be the prettiest, but the frame is functional and strong, plus it's resistant to flex, which the TY175 suffered from
May 16, 200521 yr I may be wrong but from distant memory wasn't the Whitehawk 175 an attempt at making the adult sized TY175 a little smaller ? I'm sure it had a lower stand over height. The Whitehawk 80 and Whitehawk 175 then effectively filled the gap between a std TY80 and 250 Majesty.
May 16, 200521 yr The Majesty 175/200 frames are very different to those of the 250/320 the swing arm pivot is behind the seat tubes on the smaller bikes & in front on the larger ones, also because the 250 engine is so much bulkier than the 175 the overall frame dimensions are greater the front forks are of a greater stanchion diameter, think the wheel hubs are the same though I know of one small Majesty (it was built for & ridden by John Shirt Jnr) that has TY250 mono forks & wheels I suppose these could be added to any Majesty but not so sure about those weird z spokes though on the mono wheels
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