Wow. Your bike gives me something to aspire to. Just got my first dirtbike at 25. 1980 Suzuki TS125 (no options model, no tach, missing tail light, no luggage rack). Beginning my journey. Cheers
Wonderful job...I loved every single part of this video ! I am currently working on a similar project and I hope it's going to be as good as your. However, I would love to get more details on many points.
Great video! The Suzuki TS-125ER was a great bike, they are light, reliable, and fun to ride. Bullet Proof! You have put a great amount of time and effort on your rebuild, very detailed. Mine is a 78, and I have fully restored it like yours, but I modded mine by fitting 35mm Showa air shocks and head set from a 1987 Honda XL-250R I had laying around. Mine also has Boyesen Reeds installed, and rear after market air shocks . I also fitted a 13 litre fuel tank from a Suzuki DR-200 Trojan. I’m wanting to replace the rear steel swing arm on mine with the alloy swing arm like yours from the later model ER. I’m also wanting to fit a smaller rear sprocket as I’m planning on making mine road legal. Can I ask what size rear sprocket you have fitted, and where you sourced it from? If you are interested I could send you a video of my bike, I think you’d be quite interested. I originally purchased the bike for my wife, but she lost interest in it- my gain LOL! Cheers, Mr Ed.
Hi Michael. Prosit. Vera bicca xoghol sabiha. Nawguralek. Nista nistaqsik x'uzajt biex nehhejt is-sadid min got-tank tal-petrol u jekk uzajtx xi tip ta' tank liner wara? U jekk iva, minn fejn xtrajtu jekk joghgbok? Grazzi bil-quddiem.
Super beau travail, j ai eu la même trop cool cette moto !
what a lovely bike great classic fantastic job very well done
Wow. Your bike gives me something to aspire to. Just got my first dirtbike at 25. 1980 Suzuki TS125 (no options model, no tach, missing tail light, no luggage rack). Beginning my journey. Cheers
Wonderful job...I loved every single part of this video ! I am currently working on a similar project and I hope it's going to be as good as your. However, I would love to get more details on many points.
Great video!
The Suzuki TS-125ER was a great bike, they are light, reliable, and fun to ride.
Bullet Proof!
You have put a great amount of time and effort on your rebuild, very detailed.
Mine is a 78, and I have fully restored it like yours, but I modded mine by fitting 35mm Showa air shocks and head set from a 1987 Honda XL-250R I had laying around.
Mine also has Boyesen Reeds installed, and rear after market air shocks .
I also fitted a 13 litre fuel tank from a Suzuki DR-200 Trojan.
I’m wanting to replace the rear steel swing arm on mine with the alloy swing arm like yours from the later model ER.
I’m also wanting to fit a smaller rear sprocket as I’m planning on making mine road legal.
Can I ask what size rear sprocket you have fitted, and where you sourced it from?
If you are interested I could send you a video of my bike, I think you’d be quite interested.
I originally purchased the bike for my wife, but she lost interest in it- my gain LOL!
Cheers,
Mr Ed.
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Hi Michael. Prosit. Vera bicca xoghol sabiha. Nawguralek. Nista nistaqsik x'uzajt biex nehhejt is-sadid min got-tank tal-petrol u jekk uzajtx xi tip ta' tank liner wara? U jekk iva, minn fejn xtrajtu jekk joghgbok? Grazzi bil-quddiem.