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help with TLR200 reflex geometry

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Picked up a super clean TLR200, only had 100 miles on it. Want to modernize to suit intended use as street-legal trailbike more than trials bike. Plan is to strip it down and tweak the geometry a bit, install XR swingarm with disc brake and upgraded shocks to get +-8" travel, and some kind of better fork with disc brake.

Would like to lay-out the chassis/suspension geometry to make sure any changes will be improvements before start cutting/welding, wondering if anybody here can help with those numbers. Wheelbase, chassis/suspension geometry, ergos, etc. Found some helpful info in the thread at the link below, just trying to fill in the gaps. Thanks.

trials.com.au/forum/viewtopic.php?t=9348

 

 

Edited by jesusgatos

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Ah, please forgive me for not being too sentimental, would rather enjoy it and think it'll be pretty well suited to what I have in mind for it.

I have to agree with the sentiments above, don't destroy it; they're not making any more!  You can cut up any old TLR.

Apart from that, the mods you intend to carry out would seem pointless on such a gutless slug (you make no mention of pepping up the motor).  I was out two weeks ago with a pal who rides a Reflex and it was not capable of keeping up with my SL 230 (and that is as flat as a fart) at 45 mph when the road took a slight turn upward.

I think you'll be disappointed and, more to the point, get next to nothing for it, compared to an unmolested one, when you decide to move it on as a result.

It's your business of course but I always find it a shame when people mangle rare old bikes when the same, or better, could be achieved by starting with something less precious.

If hrtdoug can point me to one of the zillions I'd be very grateful, as I'd love to have one.

Edited by 2stroke4stroke

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Definitely plan on tuning up the engine, was just trying to keep first post limited to relevant details. Have an XR200/CR80 hybrid and am pretty happy with the power that thing puts out.

Have you ridden any trials? I lost all interest in street riding after I started riding trials!

I don't think you will find anyone to give you any specs because normally no one butchers a bike like that. not folks in their right mind, anyway.

Sorry man, but you are a hack job.

  • 2 weeks later...

Sell the TLR for enough $ to buy one of these. You'll be good to go.

Disc brakes can be over rated when it comes to casual low speed trail riding. Beside simple drums are sometimes just nicer to deal with.

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