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Hey. I'm thinking about bringing a few of these over from the USA.
Any interest? To view pics on this biker's forum - your post count must be 2 or greater. |
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At that price you won't make any money on them. They weren't sold here - the TW125 was quite popular though and they
To view pics on this biker's forum - your post count must be 2 or greater. . I'd love a clean Suzuki GT500 and will pay for shipping if you can spot one anywhere... 'cptr |
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over capacity for an A1 licence, under capacity for a restricted A licence. cant see it being popular
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Well, just picked one up for $2000 with 350 miles on it.
I'll just bring the one for using myself on the farm. Looks like I'll have a restricted license so I'll be able to ride it no problem. It does 65 MPH and 100 MPG. Cant beat that. |
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to be fair the 125s were piss poor especially off road
i had one and sold it less than a month after buying it it was that miserable so i dont see a market here at all |
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Originally Posted by wheatwhacker
Yes, yes you can. In fact lots of stuff can beat that.
Originally Posted by wheatwhacker
Dear God please make it stop - that vid is the most awful tripe. Some lad splashing his bike around in a river followed by a load of fanboy pics of good 'ole boys bringing their 'peds to the outback in their flatbed pickups?
Congratulations on the TW200, may it bring years of happy motoring around the farm but if you need an enduro bike buy an enduro bike. 'cptr |
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Hey lads. The bike gets more attention than a brand new BMW.
Great for running into town, around the farm and for teaching kids to ride. It is now sitting happily in Cork |