Im gunna post both my xr400s for sale this weekend and hopefully pick up one of these bad boys soon. See a lot new locally for cheaper then used. Look so much fun, like a big kids pit bike. Romp around with cruddy suspension like Steve McQueen once did haha
I had an XT 250 Yamaha Great bike . I wish they would have put a 6 speed transmission in it. The XT 250 got great gas milage would do 77 mph down hill . started first time every time. I rode it up Opher Pass in Telluride Co. and back down. You could haul your camping gear rifle etc. GREAT BIKE.
Hey Charlie! Thanks for watching and for the comment. Did you run stock gearing on your XT the whole time you had it? I have thought about one but with the 15-48 gearing over the TW's 14-50 I didn't know how it would do on trails or hills like that, especially with gear or a passenger. Thanks for the insight!
Love the TW, just wish Yamaha updated it just a bit. Make it 250 or 300cc fuel injected, modern gauges and led lamps. The Fuel injection will help it to start at different altitudes, temperatures and make it more fuel efficient. Larger engine will help to propel it on country roads and keep it's low end torque. LEDs will help to keep the voltage draw low and better lighting at night in trails. If they keep it like this (no change since 1986) they can ask for a lower price than what they are asking. I still think it's the best trail bike out there for the price. Low tech, easy to fix, parts that have been out there since 1986. Does it need an modern update? What you guys think?
We love the TW too! I have a hard time with the fuel injection topic and the TW. Right now, It is more fuel efficient that the XT250 which has fuel injection. It gets 75 mpg as it sits. With bringing all the electronics to the bike, that just opens the door for more to go wrong which takes away from the simplicity of the TW which a lot of people love. I don't have anything against EFI, I know that most emission regs require it. However, my son and I went for a ride Saturday morning and it was 25° F so -4° C and the bike started fine. We then went to 7,000ft elev. and watched the sunrise and it was colder up there. Using the choke the bike fired up fine and we came back home. I do agree with the LED upgrades since they produce better visibility and require less draw. I might even agree with the bigger engine which I know a lot of folks would love to see. I think it could benefit from slight modern touches, but not too much. I know my Father-in-Law would like it come in a 350cc and 6-speed and he says it would then be the perfect bike. But, I'm still gonna keep riding these ones and if a new model comes out with some upgrades, depending on what they are, I will still buy them! Thanks for the great comment!
Fuel injection isn't more efficient than a choke, it just does the choking for you, but if you know what you're doing they'll start the same. On one hand the carb is a pain in the ass in the mountains, on the other hand, if the battery is dead your fuel injector won't work, but the carb will still spit fuel and the spark will run off the magneto. -- That is if you have a kickstart, I always forget the new ones removed it for some unfathomable reason. I might buy a new TW at some point but will make sure I have the kickstart kit available first. I ride below freezing temps where more lithium batteries die overnight, so modern electrics would ruin the bike for me - and almost already have, since they've gone electric start only. Lucky the kick kit is only $200 and afterwards you can rip out all the signals, gauges, etc. and just run a headlight and condenser if you want.
There has been a few folks in Utah that are getting them from dealers right now. They are kinda hard to find but some dealers out there have them. Hopefully you get yours soon!
@@MOBStreet83 I found one about 140 miles away. I work all week so it will be a Saturday. If you don't mind, can you give me a ballpark total? Were their fees terrible? Im in Louisiana. I'm even liking the XT. Just for the gas tank capacity..
Hey John! I'm with you, I love this bike! The footpegs were installed the next day, he went with the IMS. The Fastway Pegs though are knarly and would be worth it for sure. Thanks for watching and for the comment!
I bought a new TW200 in 2004. Rock solid bike, and I really loved it. I found an actual Yamaha rear luggage rack for it on e-bay, and it was all I needed. I put over 40,000 miles on mine before I gave it to a friend . Happy Trails
I'm a huge fan of the TW as well. Thanks for watching and for the comment. It doesn't have the biggest gas tank for sure, but it's been decent for what I do so far.
Makes me angry we don't have this in stores here in Sweden. I mean we have farm land, wood land and all sorts of terrain, we NEED this bike here! And I want one! I gather it's because of the carburetor, but then Yamaha could make it with fuel injection.
Hey Tomas! I don't know why they don't have it over there either. I think it they did make it fuel injected it would open it to a bunch of new markets.
Agree, there are almost no small simple road legal bikes sold up here in the north part of Europe I think. Emmisions and low sales seem to be the big answers.
@@MOBStreet83 I have a 2019 Yamaha Bolt 950 and it has been a good machine. I think I have around 2700 miles on it now. People drive crazy on the street so I'll be spending more time on forest and dirt roads.
@@dangunn6961 I hear you! I don't like riding my Harley on the freeway and I'll take the backroads any day of the week. The TW is awesome to just get out and enjoy the countryside!
Nah, they haven't done any major updates yet. He had this on order for six months and it finally showed up. When they do update the bike though, I will have content on it for sure.
Love these bikes. Thinking about buying 2, one for my wife and I. We have Harley's, but these would be fun little fire road bikes. I have a KTM 450EXC, but I don't ride it like it was designed for. After I get my toy hauler may trade it in and get 2 of these. Probably won't get ride of my KTM, wife doesn't believe in selling motorcycles, just buying them.
Hey Michael, I know someone who bought two of them so he and his wife can both have one. Here's the video! th-cam.com/video/ekQ7tfKvO74/w-d-xo.html I love my TW's and my wife won't let me get rid of them either. I also have a Harley for the road (FatBoy) but I ride the TW all over the place and even commute back and forth to work on it at times. They are a great machine.
Hey Bubba! I know what you're talking about. A lot of folks have said that they have paid over $6k out the door for these now and I even had one person in Washington tell me they paid over $7k for theirs out the door. I've recommended Big Pine Sports (435-427-3338) to folks but I was told the other day that they have 32 ordered that folks are waiting for. They're out there, just gotta keep looking! Best of luck with the search!
I hate bringing this up, but price? My local dealer wants $4800 for the TW200 plus $1000 for freight and dealer prep. That brings it to $5800 plus $580 tax = $6300 plus T&L. They would have to order it like your FIL. Does that sound about right? Or is my local dealer a crook?
Hey Bobby!! Great question and don't worry about bringing it up! I paid $5,500 OTD for my 2021 TW200. Dealers have paperwork that has to be done, licensing whether it is street or dirt and with the cost of fuel right now delivery is fling to be a bit more as well. That doesn't sound bad at all actually and it is a lot less than I have been hearing from some other folks. NOT TO MENTION some.folks selling their used bikes for that much! I'd think you're doing OK with that price.
Hey John! I wanted one for quite a while as well. I bought my first one back in 2019 and I haven't looked back since. They are worth it and if you don't like it, you can get your money back out of it pretty easily. Thanks for watching!
Hey Steve!! Thanks for watching and for commenting. That really sucks that they aren't available over there. I would love to visit Australia and cruise on a TW. Kenny, My father in law in the video lived in Australia for a couple years back in the late 70's-80's!
I've been considering buying a tw200 for my first bike. Would you say it would be to short for someone who is 6ft 1inch? Also what is the make & model of your front and rear rack? Seems like that would be good for camping.
Nah, I have a brother in law that rides mine and he is 6'2". If you want to do a lot of standing then you might want some different handlebars. But just starting out you should be fine. Those are the Cycleracks front and rear rack. They are great for the TW and I have been pretty happy with them! I hope that helps.
Here is the link to the rack amzn.to/3COiESH Here is the link to the tie down loops www.rockymountainatvmc.com/parts/rider-cargo-tie-down-rings-p?ref=1033&
Hey Nick! I apologize for the late response, I thought for sure I replied. Here is the link to the racks: amzn.to/3lmM5Vl and here is the link to the hooks: www.rockymountainatvmc.com/parts/rider-cargo-tie-down-rings-p?ref=1033& Sorry again! I hope this helps.
Thanks for another great video. You Father in Law looks like a solid and dependable man. I purchased my 2022 in late August. I had to wait for the dealership to assemble it. I watched your video on how to install the rear rack and then installed mine. I’m 60 years old and short and this bike is perfect for me as I’m not a daredevil. Keep up the good work.
Tip for us older riders, I ride a GL1800 with a backrest for my bad back. It would be impossible to swing my leg up and over the backrest, but there is a super easy workaround, step up with your left foot on the foot peg, that made it easy for me to swing my leg up and over. That makes all the difference in the world, and will add years to your ability to ride.
I bought one of those bikes when they first came out in the 80's. It was so fun and got me to work & back. I can't believe they are still selling them. Good for them, and us. I think I paid $1700 brand new for mine. The bank denied my credit, I put $1800 in a savings account, the bank approved my credit and that is how my credit history got started. The only problem I ever had with it was the seat covering got destroyed by the Arizona sun. I got it recovered before the foam broke down for cheap.
Hey James! These little bikes are still a ton of fun and I have taken mine all over the place. I have used it to get to work and back and just to cruise around on with the family. I wish these were still $1,700! I have seen some original 1987's going for more than $3,000 right now. Sounds like you ought to get another one! Thanks for watching and for the comment!
@@MOBStreet83 the dealer I bought mine from is no longer in business. That speaks a bunch for this bike's design. BTW - I am 6'2" the bike still worked, no mods.
Got me an xt250 last year, I was real close to buying the tdub but I wanted the slight increase hp and xt was a little more modern. If the tdub was a little more capable it would have been a easy choice 1st choice. Congratulations btw you look real happy with your bike... she's a beauty.
The XT250 is a great machine as well! The Tdub has been a great machine for him and after having all those other bikes I like that he is has come back to it more than once. He is pretty happy with this one. Thanks for taking the time to watch and to comment!
"If the TDub was a little more capable".... Are you serious? Its stayed nearly unchanged for so many years because of its capabilities! Overall, its def more capable then the XT
Hey Anil! This is a great motorcycle. I'm not sure it is available in India or not. Maybe you could check with Yamaha and see if they sell them over there! Thanks for watching.
After viewing some of your videos, I went to my local dealer in Sept. (‘21) and placed an order. I was told 30-90 days, but two came in unexpectedly about a week later. When I went in the next day to pay the balance due, the second unit in the shipment had just been sold. We congratulated each other, and my bike was delivered the next day. 400 miles and no issues. Just stepped down from a 750 Shadow. I’m pleased as can be.
Hey Chris!! I stoked to hear that you didn't have to wait that long and I am even more happy that you're happy with the bike! Thanks for watching and for the comment. Enjoy the Bike!
I don't see anything from Honda on the wide tire 300? I see that BVC Motorsports is creating Big Wheel kits for modern bikes but that's about it. They are about $4k more over the cost of the bike. I will keep looking to see if I can see anything else about it. Do you have a link for it?
Hey Ryan! These bikes are awesome and for where we live they are even more awesome! Tell your wife it's a great bike for you both to get out and cruise around on!
I had one worst motorcycle I've ever owned, lawnmower engine and no suspension, had it 3 years and only put 100 miles on it, that how bad it rode, get a Suzuki DR 650 instead
I have a 2005 TW200. My one recommendation is the optional kick starter. It has saved me many times if it sets too long between riding and the battery life is extended by several years.
Man I feel bad he had to wait 6 months. I put money down on my 2022 in September in Logan Utah and I picked it up 2 weeks ago. Might be worth the drive for anyone wanting one a little faster.
I was one of the last ones to get one before all the dealerships ran out of them. They started to slowly come in back in September. You grabbed one at a good time. Our dealership had 18 people on the list waiting for them to come in. Good to know Logan has some!
I live up in north east ontario.Probably one of the simplist,dependable,insurance friendly logging road bikes around.Seat height is great for off road,rough country,and probably great for the back of an RV.I love them.Actually,i got riding vids on my youtube channel.
Them people on marketplace are smoking some expensive crack because they want more than what a tw200 is new, a 2017 is on marketplace right now for 5k, 3,500 miles, what are you thinking?
Yeah I agree with that! Are there a lot of off road trails there in Germany? I lived in Bavaria for a few years and those awesome small towns would be great for the TW! I lived close to Stadtmitte in Coburg and that bike would have been great there!
@@MOBStreet83 I live in Franconia, unfortunately most official/legal off road trails are getting shut down over time, but there are still many trails where it's possible to ride mostly without problems, it's a bit of a grey area though. You can get quite far if you combine the many gravel roads with dirt tracks over the fields and forests, but it's not comparable to the wide open spaces in other countries like the USA where you can drive freely and legally
Wait a minute, is Franconia Frankenland? If it is, I spent two years there and absolutely loved it! But, I agree with you, there are some gorgeous places over there and some wonderful history but I am really glad we have so much open country here. If you're ever in Utah let me know and we'll see what we can do to get you a ride with the TW!
There are quite a few out there to choose from. He is a fan of the Cycleracks and has ran them on his bikes for as long as I can remember. So, there are quite a few to choose from, this is just his preference. Thanks for watching and for the comment.
I think you’re doing more to promote TW than Yamaha are. Yamaha can’t sell these in Europe now because of the The emission rules so we only have used versions, same story for the DRZ400 which I also have. For big road bikes the new tech is great but for the trail simple is best.
I think I might have to disagree with you on this one. This bike is a blast and I have taken it all over the place. My wife and I hit mountain trails with it and it carries us all over. th-cam.com/video/mQVnJQqSKY8/w-d-xo.html It's been a way fun machine. I've been riding motorcycles for 30 years and have worked on and ridden thousands of motorcycles as a Harley Davidson technician and this bike still puts a smile on my face. I understand they aren't for everyone and that's fine, but they are quite a bit of fun.
Memories that our kids haven't ever forgotten! That's one of the reasons my wife will ride with me. She was taught at a young age how fun they can be! 😁
I'm 6ft4 and im comfortable on it , i have had numerous bikes in my life and the most reliable , do it all bike is the TW 200 , there is nothing that can go where tbis thing goes . Just put it in low range first gear and climb where you need to be. In South Africa this is used as a tool on thousands of farms.
Hi guys, from up here in western Canada. Im 70 and I have an '87 with around 24,000 miles and a 2018 I just picked up with 300 miles. The original owner bought it new in 2018 for his wife and she didn't want it so just drove it a little that year. The '87 does exactly the same job except the disc brake is nice and things are a little tighter. Remember the old saying, "if it aint broke, don't fix it"? How many things can you buy these days that are pretty much the same as over 30 years ago and still dependable? The Tw's are really amazing bikes. They aren't astounding or magical...just consistent. Fun for all ages, a joy to go for a ride and muscle it around bit or just take in the scenery. I don't fight the bike, it and I make a team. I ride year round, I go up in the mountains night with some high power LED I put on and just enjoy the solitude. If they were just a 225cc they would be that much better but I'm not complaining, Im in no rush anyway and Im finished with the big highways any way. So a knee replaced two years ago and heart attack in April. The TW Dubs are nursing me through it all. lol Ive had over 60 bikes and these are my favourite all around keepers.
Hey Marty! Thanks for taking the time to watch and for the comment! That's cool to hear that you still ride an 87 and that it has that many miles. That's a great point about the 30 difference in age but still the same in function. They're great bikes! Here's to many more miles and good times with the bikes. Thanks again!
Kenny said all the right words for me I've been in the motorcycle shop in Fairview...my parents moved to Manti many years ago they are both gone now.Pop had a Honda trail 90 I rode all over the place up there back in the late 70's and up...Manti Canyon and all..skyline drive...when I would visit from Calif. I ended up selling Real Estate in Provo for a few years back in Calif now..looking at buying my end of life motorcycle too..If the bike lasts 20 years I might too...great to see that area again had lots of fun up there and Provo on the old road up to Heber ....fishin and swimming ...skiing at Sundance...golf in Springville..
Hey Harvey! Thanks for watching and for taking the time to comment. I'm glad you liked this and that's awesome that you've ridden out here in our neck of the woods. There's still plenty of trails out here to cruise on so when you get the TW come on back out and run the ol' stomping grounds!
In 1987 I was bike shopping for a Dual Sport. I checked out the Honda Reflex (a street legal Trials bike), the TW200 and a XT (No XLs in the area then). I put over 4 thousand miles on my TW and traded it for an XT600. A decision which I regret to this day. No bike ever gave me more smiles per mile than the TW. I used to get pulled over by cops who just thought it was cool and just wanted a closer look. In 1987 it had the fattest legal tire on the road. Loved the reusable (cleanable) oil filter. I did replace the rear fender with a homemade alum plate that held the taillight and license plate (too many wheelies LOL). I don't think anyone regrets a TW and glad to see it finally got a disc brake! Your 4th! Proof that the TW is a WINNER!
Hey Trevor! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment! The TW is a great bike like you said and it is a conversation starter wherever you go! Here's to many more miles riding!
I have older one with a kick starter still on it. In my opinion Yamaha removing that was a mistake. I've coated first gas tank once and replaced the gas tank twice. It sucks when they rust on the inside. Ride it in. Push it out. My atc200 honda is still on its original tank. If only honda built it I would sell my Yamaha. No honda fatcats. Just my two cents.
I wish the TW had fuel injection over the car but your father-in-law never had a problem with it so I guess I feel a little better about it y'all seem to be very nice people thanks for the video
Hey Critical Thinking! If you could change it up, what would you do? I have seen some folks do the ol' school round headlights, some have done the modern motocross style. I really like the LED style I've installed on both of mine.
Nice ride! My old neighbor had a pair of TW 200s, and he would take me up on the twisting maze of timber access roads, and glorified deer trails, we have in Columbia county, Oregon. Great choice for gravel, decent on pavement
Thanks Eric! I'd love to ride out that way. I worked in Medford for a while right there by the Rogue and was wishing I had a motorcycle while I was there. I'd love to see the Oregon Coast as well. You've got some gorgeous country out that way and a TW would be awesome to explore it all on. Thanks for watching, I appreciate it!
The used motorcycle market is crazy right now. I'm seeing common bikes that are 3-4 years old with asking prices more than new. I don't blame him for waiting 6 months and buying new.
Hey Keiro, thanks for the comment! I agree with you about the used market. That is why I bought both of mine brand new and that's why my father in law bought new as well. I saw a 2021 listed today for $6,300. It's pretty hard not to buy new when they are listed for that for a used bike.
Thanks for watching! I love this bike and it has been a great purchase. What country are you in? We've had a few folk lately tell us that the TW isn't available for them either.
Would y’all recommend this bike for a newbie? I’m thinking about getting this exact one for on and off road. So far this model is at the top of the list.
Hey Raenelle! I think it is a great starter bike to introduce you to the dirt and the street. It is really welcoming, low seat height, low geared, great mileage and just flat out fun. I'd recommend it all day long.
Problem I had riding all my nieces and nephews on my dirt bikes is they kept falling asleep in front of me.. Perfect family bike however. I retired 3 years ago and my WR450F is getting way too much for this old man to hang onto- hence watching your video. Thanks
I have had that happen as well!! Luckily they haven't fallen off yet! 😂 These are awesome for just cruising around and getting out and about. It's a great bike.
Although I had the XT250, it was an '81 and seems to have much more in common with the TW. I loved that bike and wish I never sold it. Congratulations are getting a new one, despite the wait.
Hey Sean! Thanks for watching and for the comment! He did regret selling the Tdub and getting the KLR. That's why he wanted to finish out with the TW. It's gonna be some good rides from here on out for sure! Thanks again!
Thanks Daniel! I've got 6 bikes in the garage as well. Luckily two of them are TW's! Thanks for watching and for the comment. I agree with you, I don't think these TW's are going anywhere!
Hey Mr. Wildwood thanks for the comment! Yeah, he's had the Cycleracks on all of his TW's and even had these ones ordered and delivered way before the TW ever came in at the dealership! He's the one that introduced me to them and I am glad he did. Thanks for watching!
Did you have to wait for your TW200? Are you still waiting for your TW200? Kenny let's you know why it was worth the wait for him!
I grabbed one when COVID hit. Glad I did.
Got it before they became ghosts!
Happened to run across one new at a dealership and grabbed it up last month
Im gunna post both my xr400s for sale this weekend and hopefully pick up one of these bad boys soon. See a lot new locally for cheaper then used. Look so much fun, like a big kids pit bike. Romp around with cruddy suspension like Steve McQueen once did haha
Nice work!!
This is about as honest, no BS review as you can get nowdays👍🏻
Thanks Craig! We really appreciate that!
Great common sense, down to earth review...well done.
Thanks! I am glad you liked it!
I had an XT 250 Yamaha Great bike . I wish they would have put a 6 speed transmission in it. The XT 250 got great gas milage would do 77 mph down hill . started first time every time. I rode it up Opher Pass in Telluride Co. and back down. You could haul your camping gear rifle etc. GREAT BIKE.
Hey Charlie! Thanks for watching and for the comment. Did you run stock gearing on your XT the whole time you had it? I have thought about one but with the 15-48 gearing over the TW's 14-50 I didn't know how it would do on trails or hills like that, especially with gear or a passenger. Thanks for the insight!
What a GREAT bit of family history you shared! So nice to see. Thanks for sharing.
Hey Ry Kim, thanks for watching and for the comment! That is one of the reasons we ride, family! We've got loads more memories to make!
Love the TW, just wish Yamaha updated it just a bit. Make it 250 or 300cc fuel injected, modern gauges and led lamps.
The Fuel injection will help it to start at different altitudes, temperatures and make it more fuel efficient.
Larger engine will help to propel it on country roads and keep it's low end torque.
LEDs will help to keep the voltage draw low and better lighting at night in trails.
If they keep it like this (no change since 1986) they can ask for a lower price than what they are asking.
I still think it's the best trail bike out there for the price.
Low tech, easy to fix, parts that have been out there since 1986.
Does it need an modern update?
What you guys think?
We love the TW too! I have a hard time with the fuel injection topic and the TW. Right now, It is more fuel efficient that the XT250 which has fuel injection. It gets 75 mpg as it sits. With bringing all the electronics to the bike, that just opens the door for more to go wrong which takes away from the simplicity of the TW which a lot of people love. I don't have anything against EFI, I know that most emission regs require it. However, my son and I went for a ride Saturday morning and it was 25° F so -4° C and the bike started fine. We then went to 7,000ft elev. and watched the sunrise and it was colder up there. Using the choke the bike fired up fine and we came back home.
I do agree with the LED upgrades since they produce better visibility and require less draw. I might even agree with the bigger engine which I know a lot of folks would love to see. I think it could benefit from slight modern touches, but not too much. I know my Father-in-Law would like it come in a 350cc and 6-speed and he says it would then be the perfect bike. But, I'm still gonna keep riding these ones and if a new model comes out with some upgrades, depending on what they are, I will still buy them!
Thanks for the great comment!
Fuel injection isn't more efficient than a choke, it just does the choking for you, but if you know what you're doing they'll start the same. On one hand the carb is a pain in the ass in the mountains, on the other hand, if the battery is dead your fuel injector won't work, but the carb will still spit fuel and the spark will run off the magneto.
-- That is if you have a kickstart, I always forget the new ones removed it for some unfathomable reason. I might buy a new TW at some point but will make sure I have the kickstart kit available first. I ride below freezing temps where more lithium batteries die overnight, so modern electrics would ruin the bike for me - and almost already have, since they've gone electric start only. Lucky the kick kit is only $200 and afterwards you can rip out all the signals, gauges, etc. and just run a headlight and condenser if you want.
Awesome. Going get my first tw in about a week. I've been calling dealers to see who has them in stock. I cannot wait
There has been a few folks in Utah that are getting them from dealers right now. They are kinda hard to find but some dealers out there have them. Hopefully you get yours soon!
@@MOBStreet83 I found one about 140 miles away. I work all week so it will be a Saturday.
If you don't mind, can you give me a ballpark total?
Were their fees terrible?
Im in Louisiana.
I'm even liking the XT. Just for the gas tank capacity..
Bad ass! Always loved these trail turds! Upgraded foot pegs are a great upgrade, I love the Fastway Evo Air Footpegs.
Hey John! I'm with you, I love this bike! The footpegs were installed the next day, he went with the IMS. The Fastway Pegs though are knarly and would be worth it for sure. Thanks for watching and for the comment!
Enjoy that scoot! Happy Retirement! enjoy the grandkids
Thanks Dave! It's gonna be riding, boating and fishing with the grandkids. They're all stoked about it!
I bought a new TW200 in 2004.
Rock solid bike, and I really loved it.
I found an actual Yamaha rear luggage rack for it on e-bay, and it was all I needed.
I put over 40,000 miles on mine before I gave it to a friend .
Happy Trails
Hey Allen! Thanks for taking the time to comment. I think I have only heard of one other person that has put that many miles on a TW! Nice work.
I own a TW but i have one thing that makes me sad. The small engine tank. Apart from that, everything is really nice.
I'm a huge fan of the TW as well. Thanks for watching and for the comment. It doesn't have the biggest gas tank for sure, but it's been decent for what I do so far.
Makes me angry we don't have this in stores here in Sweden. I mean we have farm land, wood land and all sorts of terrain, we NEED this bike here! And I want one!
I gather it's because of the carburetor, but then Yamaha could make it with fuel injection.
Hey Tomas! I don't know why they don't have it over there either. I think it they did make it fuel injected it would open it to a bunch of new markets.
Agree, there are almost no small simple road legal bikes sold up here in the north part of Europe I think. Emmisions and low sales seem to be the big answers.
Sounds good. I'll be getting one soon.
Glad to hear it Dan! I think you'll be happy with it with what you wanna do. Good luck getting one and let me know when you do!
@@MOBStreet83 I have a 2019 Yamaha Bolt 950 and it has been a good machine. I think I have around 2700 miles on it now. People drive crazy on the street so I'll be spending more time on forest and dirt roads.
@@dangunn6961 I hear you! I don't like riding my Harley on the freeway and I'll take the backroads any day of the week. The TW is awesome to just get out and enjoy the countryside!
By the title I thought there was actually a new, revised bike for 2022.
Nah, they haven't done any major updates yet. He had this on order for six months and it finally showed up. When they do update the bike though, I will have content on it for sure.
400 cc version would get my money so fast!
I'd buy one as well! I'm enjoying the current model though until those are brought out!
I was excited to buy a T Dub until I saw it at the dealer. Should be $3000 tops. Go for the XR150
Why the XR150L? What makes it a better choice than the TW200?
Love these bikes. Thinking about buying 2, one for my wife and I. We have Harley's, but these would be fun little fire road bikes. I have a KTM 450EXC, but I don't ride it like it was designed for. After I get my toy hauler may trade it in and get 2 of these. Probably won't get ride of my KTM, wife doesn't believe in selling motorcycles, just buying them.
Hey Michael, I know someone who bought two of them so he and his wife can both have one. Here's the video! th-cam.com/video/ekQ7tfKvO74/w-d-xo.html I love my TW's and my wife won't let me get rid of them either. I also have a Harley for the road (FatBoy) but I ride the TW all over the place and even commute back and forth to work on it at times. They are a great machine.
Sweet video!
Thanks! I am glad you liked it!
Late to the party, but were the stock cables ok with the risers? 1"?👍👍👍
Yep! No issues at all!
I've been looking for one and so far I've found every dealer I contacted added a $1500.00 premium
to retail price...
Hey Bubba! I know what you're talking about. A lot of folks have said that they have paid over $6k out the door for these now and I even had one person in Washington tell me they paid over $7k for theirs out the door. I've recommended Big Pine Sports (435-427-3338) to folks but I was told the other day that they have 32 ordered that folks are waiting for. They're out there, just gotta keep looking! Best of luck with the search!
He’s right about a used one being the same price as a new one even if its 10 years old. Absolutely ridiculous.
Yep! That's why he decided to wait it out and grab a new one. Thanks for watching and for the comment!
I hate bringing this up, but price? My local dealer wants $4800 for the TW200 plus $1000 for freight and dealer prep. That brings it to $5800 plus $580 tax = $6300 plus T&L. They would have to order it like your FIL. Does that sound about right? Or is my local dealer a crook?
Hey Bobby!! Great question and don't worry about bringing it up! I paid $5,500 OTD for my 2021 TW200. Dealers have paperwork that has to be done, licensing whether it is street or dirt and with the cost of fuel right now delivery is fling to be a bit more as well. That doesn't sound bad at all actually and it is a lot less than I have been hearing from some other folks. NOT TO MENTION some.folks selling their used bikes for that much! I'd think you're doing OK with that price.
Great bike. Have fun !
Thanks Moose Man! Gonna be some good times coming for sure.
Always wanted a TW, but never pulled the trigger.
Hey John! I wanted one for quite a while as well. I bought my first one back in 2019 and I haven't looked back since. They are worth it and if you don't like it, you can get your money back out of it pretty easily. Thanks for watching!
Sweet bike, sweet video!
It is a sweet bike! Thanks for watching, we appreciate it!
i have one 2005 model , we cant get them here in Australia . which is a bugger , be awesome to get another one .cheers steve/Australia
Hey Steve!! Thanks for watching and for commenting. That really sucks that they aren't available over there. I would love to visit Australia and cruise on a TW. Kenny, My father in law in the video lived in Australia for a couple years back in the late 70's-80's!
sweet!!
Thanks Ray!
Man I can't wait until I have enough room to keep one, not enough space in the garage 😒
They are pretty sweet machines! They don't take up too much space in the garage! 😂
I've been considering buying a tw200 for my first bike. Would you say it would be to short for someone who is 6ft 1inch? Also what is the make & model of your front and rear rack? Seems like that would be good for camping.
Nah, I have a brother in law that rides mine and he is 6'2". If you want to do a lot of standing then you might want some different handlebars. But just starting out you should be fine. Those are the Cycleracks front and rear rack. They are great for the TW and I have been pretty happy with them! I hope that helps.
If I could get my wife to riding I would love to buy another new Tdub for her.
Have her watch some of my wife's videos on the TW!! 😀
What gun rack and bungee hooks are those. ?
Here is the link to the rack amzn.to/3COiESH
Here is the link to the tie down loops www.rockymountainatvmc.com/parts/rider-cargo-tie-down-rings-p?ref=1033&
Hey Nick! I apologize for the late response, I thought for sure I replied. Here is the link to the racks: amzn.to/3lmM5Vl and here is the link to the hooks: www.rockymountainatvmc.com/parts/rider-cargo-tie-down-rings-p?ref=1033& Sorry again! I hope this helps.
I hate that color! Love the tw
I wasn't too fond of it at first either....but I have made a few mods to mine that make me like it more and more.
Really nice bike and I bet extremely comfortable going down bumpy roads. The TW's and VanVans are nice
Thanks! These bikes are a blast and they handle all sorts of stuff quite well.
Gun rack with shotgun 👍thats real off-roading
Not a bear spray
Nope, he uses the shotgun!
Thanks for another great video. You Father in Law looks like a solid and dependable man. I purchased my 2022 in late August. I had to wait for the dealership to assemble it. I watched your video on how to install the rear rack and then installed mine. I’m 60 years old and short and this bike is perfect for me as I’m not a daredevil. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for watching! Yeah, I've been blessed for marrying into this family for sure! I hope you find the videos helpful and thanks again!
Tip for us older riders, I ride a GL1800 with a backrest for my bad back. It would be impossible to swing my leg up and over the backrest, but there is a super easy workaround, step up with your left foot on the foot peg, that made it easy for me to swing my leg up and over. That makes all the difference in the world, and will add years to your ability to ride.
Yeah, that's what he had to do with his KLR. Great tip and thanks for watching and commenting!
We all learned to ride taking on the bike from the left side, try from the right next time, is way easier.
@@gerardorockerman69 Huh! it's either that or fab up a right side stand ... or use a center-stand. Yeah! Why didn't I think of that?
I bought one of those bikes when they first came out in the 80's. It was so fun and got me to work & back.
I can't believe they are still selling them. Good for them, and us.
I think I paid $1700 brand new for mine. The bank denied my credit, I put $1800 in a savings account, the bank approved my credit and that is how my credit history got started.
The only problem I ever had with it was the seat covering got destroyed by the Arizona sun. I got it recovered before the foam broke down for cheap.
Hey James! These little bikes are still a ton of fun and I have taken mine all over the place. I have used it to get to work and back and just to cruise around on with the family. I wish these were still $1,700! I have seen some original 1987's going for more than $3,000 right now. Sounds like you ought to get another one! Thanks for watching and for the comment!
@@MOBStreet83 the dealer I bought mine from is no longer in business.
That speaks a bunch for this bike's design.
BTW - I am 6'2" the bike still worked, no mods.
NICE!! Thanks for the insight.
Got me an xt250 last year, I was real close to buying the tdub but I wanted the slight increase hp and xt was a little more modern. If the tdub was a little more capable it would have been a easy choice 1st choice. Congratulations btw you look real happy with your bike... she's a beauty.
The XT250 is a great machine as well! The Tdub has been a great machine for him and after having all those other bikes I like that he is has come back to it more than once. He is pretty happy with this one. Thanks for taking the time to watch and to comment!
"If the TDub was a little more capable"....
Are you serious?
Its stayed nearly unchanged for so many years because of its capabilities!
Overall, its def more capable then the XT
Pretty sure the xt250 is less capable... or has one of them made it to the north pole? Pretty sure only a tw200 has ever done that
This my dream motorcycle.
Can I buy one in my country INDIA ???
If yes, how/where/what price ???
Hey Anil! This is a great motorcycle. I'm not sure it is available in India or not. Maybe you could check with Yamaha and see if they sell them over there! Thanks for watching.
After viewing some of your videos, I went to my local dealer in Sept. (‘21) and placed an order. I was told 30-90 days, but two came in unexpectedly about a week later. When I went in the next day to pay the balance due, the second unit in the shipment had just been sold. We congratulated each other, and my bike was delivered the next day. 400 miles and no issues. Just stepped down from a 750 Shadow. I’m pleased as can be.
Hey Chris!! I stoked to hear that you didn't have to wait that long and I am even more happy that you're happy with the bike! Thanks for watching and for the comment. Enjoy the Bike!
What do these run? Can you give a full rundown of MSRP and what you paid including tax, set-up, blah-blah-blah?
@@umaxen0048 Yep! I'll get one going on what I paid.
Great review! Thanks guys! I’ve been thinking about this bike and this review sold it for me. Thanks again!
Hey Rick! I am glad you like the video. This bike is one of my favorites of all time and I think you'll be happy with it. Let us know how it goes!
My god a 2022 motorcycle with a drum brake. Yamaha needs to wake up and start updating there stuff.
Hey Martin, some folks have said it is only a matter of time. However, it has remained relatively unchanged since 1987.
Don't look now or don't look over your shoulder because Honda just came out with the big wheel 300 you're in trouble
I don't see anything from Honda on the wide tire 300? I see that BVC Motorsports is creating Big Wheel kits for modern bikes but that's about it. They are about $4k more over the cost of the bike. I will keep looking to see if I can see anything else about it. Do you have a link for it?
LOL, hasn't the TW200 pretty much stayed unchanged for the last 30 years?
Yeah, for the most part is hasn't had any major updates. That is one reason people like it so much. Simplicity.
Matt, you are really tempting me with one of these. I don't think my wife wants me to watch anymore. :)
Hey Ryan! These bikes are awesome and for where we live they are even more awesome! Tell your wife it's a great bike for you both to get out and cruise around on!
This bike will never let you down ❤️
After having four of them and not one of them letting him down, I dare say you're right!
I had one worst motorcycle I've ever owned, lawnmower engine and no suspension, had it 3 years and only put 100 miles on it, that how bad it rode, get a Suzuki DR 650 instead
It's not for everyone that's for sure. He's had the KLR650 and the Honda XR650L and had liked the TW.
I have a 2005 TW200. My one recommendation is the optional kick starter. It has saved me many times if it sets too long between riding and the battery life is extended by several years.
Hey Jim! Thanks for the comment. Do you know of anyone making a kit for the kickstart?
Man I feel bad he had to wait 6 months. I put money down on my 2022 in September in Logan Utah and I picked it up 2 weeks ago. Might be worth the drive for anyone wanting one a little faster.
I was one of the last ones to get one before all the dealerships ran out of them. They started to slowly come in back in September. You grabbed one at a good time. Our dealership had 18 people on the list waiting for them to come in. Good to know Logan has some!
I live up in north east ontario.Probably one of the simplist,dependable,insurance friendly logging road bikes around.Seat height is great for off road,rough country,and probably great for the back of an RV.I love them.Actually,i got riding vids on my youtube channel.
I agree, simple and dependable for sure! I wish Utah had water like the water in your video. Those were some cool shots from your bike.
back in 2001 i had a tw125cc (UK) great looking bike, turned heads at the gas station.
It is definitely a conversation starter!
Them people on marketplace are smoking some expensive crack because they want more than what a tw200 is new, a 2017 is on marketplace right now for 5k, 3,500 miles, what are you thinking?
I made a video on that! Man, did I get mixed opinions about it all! 😂😂😂😂
@@MOBStreet83 I'm going to get a new one due to it being cheaper, at least when I leave the lot it goes up in value apparently. lol
Probably for the first time in history that is the truth!
you think that works for a short guy, 5,8? 60 yrs old.
Yep, that is pretty close to what Kenny is! I am 5'6" and I ride it all over the place! th-cam.com/users/MOBStreet83
It’s now time to have a free giveaway!! I volunteer first.
If I could team up with Yamaha somehow, I would love to do that.
I just put down payment on a 22 tdub. coming in soon. woohoo!
Sweet! Hopefully you'll enjoy it. They are great bikes for sure!
I don't know what is cooler, the bike or the father in law.
Best answer.....both! I'm pretty blessed to have cool inlaws!
Thanks Kenny , I pick up my TW tomorrow
Congrats on the new bike Philip!! Here's to many good miles!
Really sad that this bike (or any good dual-sport at all) isn't sold in Europe/Germany.
Yeah I agree with that! Are there a lot of off road trails there in Germany? I lived in Bavaria for a few years and those awesome small towns would be great for the TW! I lived close to Stadtmitte in Coburg and that bike would have been great there!
@@MOBStreet83 I live in Franconia, unfortunately most official/legal off road trails are getting shut down over time, but there are still many trails where it's possible to ride mostly without problems, it's a bit of a grey area though.
You can get quite far if you combine the many gravel roads with dirt tracks over the fields and forests, but it's not comparable to the wide open spaces in other countries like the USA where you can drive freely and legally
Wait a minute, is Franconia Frankenland? If it is, I spent two years there and absolutely loved it! But, I agree with you, there are some gorgeous places over there and some wonderful history but I am really glad we have so much open country here. If you're ever in Utah let me know and we'll see what we can do to get you a ride with the TW!
just picked up my new 2022 TW lst week i love it
Hey Randy! Congrats on the new bike! I have loved both of mine.
I got lucky. Walked into the local dealer in September and there was a new 2022 sitting on the floor. Bought it on the spot!
One of the lucky ones for sure! 😁
they have to come up with a better looking back rack
There are quite a few out there to choose from. He is a fan of the Cycleracks and has ran them on his bikes for as long as I can remember. So, there are quite a few to choose from, this is just his preference. Thanks for watching and for the comment.
I really want one but I’m afraid I’m to big haha
Too tall? My bro in law is 6'2" and he rides them fine. I won't ask weight, but it'll carry 397 lbs too.
These small displacement motorcycles are like gold right now.
No kidding! I think a lot of folks are realizing that you don't have to have big displacement to have a good time on a motorcycle.
Foot pegs for sure!🤣🤣
Is the clutch spring hooked up right?
Yep, clutch spring is in the right spot! We checked! 😂
Wow. What a no BS no techie wanna be racer review.
Thanks Eddie! My father in law is pretty down to earth and states it like it is. Thanks for watching and for the comment.
wish they made these in a 300/350 version
Hey Alex, lots of folks have mentioned that. Maybe, just maybe one day they will have a few different engine sizes to choose from for the TW.
I think you’re doing more to promote TW than Yamaha are. Yamaha can’t sell these in Europe now because of the The emission rules so we only have used versions, same story for the DRZ400 which I also have. For big road bikes the new tech is great but for the trail simple is best.
Thanks my friend! I bet it'll get that way here to sometime. Until then, we're gonna keep enjoying them as much as we can! Thanks for the comment!
@@MOBStreet83 In some ways it’s fun searching out 10 to 20 year old bikes that are still in great condition. My oldest bike is from 1969.
Yeah it is! My oldest was a 1972 Honda CB350
No doubt a cool little bike. But, unfortunately, waaaaayyyy underpowered. With 5 more horsepower, it might actually be fun.
I think I might have to disagree with you on this one. This bike is a blast and I have taken it all over the place. My wife and I hit mountain trails with it and it carries us all over. th-cam.com/video/mQVnJQqSKY8/w-d-xo.html It's been a way fun machine. I've been riding motorcycles for 30 years and have worked on and ridden thousands of motorcycles as a Harley Davidson technician and this bike still puts a smile on my face. I understand they aren't for everyone and that's fine, but they are quite a bit of fun.
Looks exactly like my 1988 TW
Really the only noticeable difference is the colors throughout the years! There's been a few tweaks here and there but nothing major.
This video has me another step closer to purchasing a TW200. Thanks.
What would do it for it? I will work on that video next!
@@MOBStreet83 A video showing how to easily rake in some cash please! 😁
@@rcprod9631 I'll see what I can do! I need that video as well.
That picture with him and all the kids, then all the grandkids, man that is awesome!
Memories that our kids haven't ever forgotten! That's one of the reasons my wife will ride with me. She was taught at a young age how fun they can be! 😁
You are making me want a TW200.
Good, I'm glad! I've been happy with all three of mine so far!
Great... another Black and Grey bike.
Yep! They keep the same colorway for 2 or 3 years and then switch it up.
You need to start sayin' "Git er dun".
I've been told that......Don't know if Larry would be too happy to have me still his tagline.
I'm 6ft4 and im comfortable on it , i have had numerous bikes in my life and the most reliable , do it all bike is the TW 200 , there is nothing that can go where tbis thing goes . Just put it in low range first gear and climb where you need to be. In South Africa this is used as a tool on thousands of farms.
Nice! That's cool to hear that they use them for that over there! Thanks for taking the time to comment and let us know!
Hi guys, from up here in western Canada. Im 70 and I have an '87 with around 24,000 miles and a 2018 I just picked up with 300 miles. The original owner bought it new in 2018 for his wife and she didn't want it so just drove it a little that year. The '87 does exactly the same job except the disc brake is nice and things are a little tighter. Remember the old saying, "if it aint broke, don't fix it"? How many things can you buy these days that are pretty much the same as over 30 years ago and still dependable? The Tw's are really amazing bikes. They aren't astounding or magical...just consistent. Fun for all ages, a joy to go for a ride and muscle it around bit or just take in the scenery. I don't fight the bike, it and I make a team. I ride year round, I go up in the mountains night with some high power LED I put on and just enjoy the solitude. If they were just a 225cc they would be that much better but I'm not complaining, Im in no rush anyway and Im finished with the big highways any way. So a knee replaced two years ago and heart attack in April. The TW Dubs are nursing me through it all. lol Ive had over 60 bikes and these are my favourite all around keepers.
Hey Marty! Thanks for taking the time to watch and for the comment! That's cool to hear that you still ride an 87 and that it has that many miles. That's a great point about the 30 difference in age but still the same in function. They're great bikes! Here's to many more miles and good times with the bikes. Thanks again!
Kenny said all the right words for me I've been in the motorcycle shop in Fairview...my parents moved to Manti many years ago they are both gone now.Pop had a Honda trail 90 I rode all over the place up there back in the late 70's and up...Manti Canyon and all..skyline drive...when I would visit from Calif. I ended up selling Real Estate in Provo for a few years back in Calif now..looking at buying my end of life motorcycle too..If the bike lasts 20 years I might too...great to see that area again had lots of fun up there and Provo on the old road up to Heber ....fishin and swimming ...skiing at Sundance...golf in Springville..
Hey Harvey! Thanks for watching and for taking the time to comment. I'm glad you liked this and that's awesome that you've ridden out here in our neck of the woods. There's still plenty of trails out here to cruise on so when you get the TW come on back out and run the ol' stomping grounds!
In 1987 I was bike shopping for a Dual Sport. I checked out the Honda Reflex (a street legal Trials bike), the TW200 and a XT (No XLs in the area then). I put over 4 thousand miles on my TW and traded it for an XT600. A decision which I regret to this day. No bike ever gave me more smiles per mile than the TW. I used to get pulled over by cops who just thought it was cool and just wanted a closer look. In 1987 it had the fattest legal tire on the road. Loved the reusable (cleanable) oil filter. I did replace the rear fender with a homemade alum plate that held the taillight and license plate (too many wheelies LOL). I don't think anyone regrets a TW and glad to see it finally got a disc brake! Your 4th! Proof that the TW is a WINNER!
Hey Trevor! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment! The TW is a great bike like you said and it is a conversation starter wherever you go! Here's to many more miles riding!
I have older one with a kick starter still on it. In my opinion Yamaha removing that was a mistake. I've coated first gas tank once and replaced the gas tank twice. It sucks when they rust on the inside. Ride it in. Push it out. My atc200 honda is still on its original tank. If only honda built it I would sell my Yamaha. No honda fatcats. Just my two cents.
Hey Teddy! I am with you, I wish they still had the kick start on them as well. They're a pretty sweet machine for sure.
I really want one of these
Get one! You won't regret it. I've loved both of mine.
I wish the TW had fuel injection over the car but your father-in-law never had a problem with it so I guess I feel a little better about it y'all seem to be very nice people thanks for the video
Hey Bobby! The carb hasn't been an issue for me yet. I've had it for 4,000' to 10,000 and it's done awesome.
Does it have a kick start and can you push start it if need be
No kickstart, but yeah I push started mine a lot!
@@MOBStreet83 thanks 😄
@@ranstan814 you bet! Heres my video on it th-cam.com/video/MAo1OfYau1o/w-d-xo.html
I the grandpa to the tw, I have the 1982 Yamaha xt200. Very reliable engine and unstoppable.
Nice!! My brother in law has the XT200 as well! The engines looks almost identical to the the TW. They are a great machine to have.
Good review, man👏👏👏
Thanks!! I am glad you liked it!
Yamaha: PLEASE DO SOMETHING WITH THAT HEADLIGHT! It’s been the same since early 80’s.
Hey Critical Thinking! If you could change it up, what would you do? I have seen some folks do the ol' school round headlights, some have done the modern motocross style. I really like the LED style I've installed on both of mine.
Every bike has a purpose and he sure has that one figured out.
After having four of them and using them for a slew of different things, he has it pretty dialed. Thanks for watching and for the comment!
I like that watch idea.
Right! I might have to borrow the idea from him as well.
Nice ride! My old neighbor had a pair of TW 200s, and he would take me up on the twisting maze of timber access roads, and glorified deer trails, we have in Columbia county, Oregon. Great choice for gravel, decent on pavement
Thanks Eric! I'd love to ride out that way. I worked in Medford for a while right there by the Rogue and was wishing I had a motorcycle while I was there. I'd love to see the Oregon Coast as well. You've got some gorgeous country out that way and a TW would be awesome to explore it all on. Thanks for watching, I appreciate it!
The used motorcycle market is crazy right now. I'm seeing common bikes that are 3-4 years old with asking prices more than new. I don't blame him for waiting 6 months and buying new.
Hey Keiro, thanks for the comment! I agree with you about the used market. That is why I bought both of mine brand new and that's why my father in law bought new as well. I saw a 2021 listed today for $6,300. It's pretty hard not to buy new when they are listed for that for a used bike.
Nice Video. What bar riser did you use?
Thanks Edward! I used the Tusk 7/8" with the 30mm rise. Here is the link for them. www.rockymountainatvmc.com/parts/tusk-handlebar-risers-p?ref=1033&
@@MOBStreet83 Thank you
Great review this has been my Dream bike for years and always watch reviews lol
Unfortunatly is not available in my country ,i hope i have it one day.
Thanks for watching! I love this bike and it has been a great purchase. What country are you in? We've had a few folk lately tell us that the TW isn't available for them either.
Would y’all recommend this bike for a newbie? I’m thinking about getting this exact one for on and off road. So far this model is at the top of the list.
Hey Raenelle! I think it is a great starter bike to introduce you to the dirt and the street. It is really welcoming, low seat height, low geared, great mileage and just flat out fun. I'd recommend it all day long.
Problem I had riding all my nieces and nephews on my dirt bikes is they kept falling asleep in front of me.. Perfect family bike however.
I retired 3 years ago and my WR450F is getting way too much for this old man to hang onto- hence watching your video.
Thanks
I have had that happen as well!! Luckily they haven't fallen off yet! 😂 These are awesome for just cruising around and getting out and about. It's a great bike.
Yep!
Thanks!
How often do you hear bike owners talking bout 50-100K life spans on ANY model!
Not that often really, but I have 50k on my HD FatBoy! Plus, I am planning on putting a lot more on all my bikes.
Although I had the XT250, it was an '81 and seems to have much more in common with the TW. I loved that bike and wish I never sold it. Congratulations are getting a new one, despite the wait.
Hey Sean! Thanks for watching and for the comment! He did regret selling the Tdub and getting the KLR. That's why he wanted to finish out with the TW. It's gonna be some good rides from here on out for sure! Thanks again!
Man... This was a great video. I have a xr650r and still want a TW.
Thanks Stock Junkee! I am glad you liked it. There is always time to get a TW! They are worth it and I haven't regretted it yet.
I really like this interview style review! I do hope you outlast this bike by a LOT! Live long, ride safely, and prosper.
Thanks Alex, I am glad you like it. He's gonna be around for a long time yet!
@@MOBStreet83 I'll come back in exactly 10 years to watch a review of the upcoming Hoverbike TW700 🙂
Sweet! I'll be there!
Nice video, I have 6 bikes in the garage but if i could keep only 1 it would be the TW
Thanks Daniel! I've got 6 bikes in the garage as well. Luckily two of them are TW's! Thanks for watching and for the comment. I agree with you, I don't think these TW's are going anywhere!
Glad to finally see someone else who sees the value in CycleRacks brand racks by far best choice I made on my Honda 250 Rally
Hey Mr. Wildwood thanks for the comment! Yeah, he's had the Cycleracks on all of his TW's and even had these ones ordered and delivered way before the TW ever came in at the dealership! He's the one that introduced me to them and I am glad he did. Thanks for watching!