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Who Made This Bike ?

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Just saw this bike on ebay and I have never heard of one...

But it is a RTX t 212 twinshock trials bike from britan w/yamaha power.

Sweet looking bike ...

Were/are they any good ?

Ebay # 4649675593 in the US. not UK.

Glenn :wacko::D

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:D So I shouldn't get it and massage a tl250 motor into it ????

Glenn :wacko:

And I read it again and it says yamaha parts interchangability ???

But wouldn't it be a good buddy/loaner bike ????

Edited by axulsuv

And I read it again and it says yamaha parts interchangability ???

caution:

Friend's daughter bought a China scooter via internet. Said Yamaha engine, Yamaha parts interchangeablity. Ended up being a Yam engine quite old that they had basically taken design and made identical pirated parts. yes, yamaha based, but no way to tell which parts came from which Yam model sold here in the us. and no parts support on the internet seller....

My experience may be totally irelevant, or maybe the 'yam interchangeability' refers to hand levers or tires?

k

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:thumbup: Thanks , and doing a search on it I find that all the supplier/

Importer links are dead ... But they claim Steve Saunders had a hand in

the chassis design ...? Which might make worth a engine swap $$$$.

I've got a complete running spare fantic 240 pro motor !!!

:wub::thumbup:

Glenn

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