WRONG! TC305 "Laredo" was a 6 speed constant mesh gearbox. TC120 was a "Farm" bike in New Zealand and DID have dual high low ratios with a cantilever on top of the gearbox side cover. TC250 was EXACTLY the same bike as T250(1967) Except for upswept exhausts. DID NOT come stock with knobbly tires and was known as a "Street Scrambler". Did NOT have dual range was 6 speed "X6" or "Super Six" (being 6 spd)
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Street bikes were "T". Trail & Street with dual range transmissions were "TC".
WRONG! TC305 "Laredo" was a 6 speed constant mesh gearbox. TC120 was a "Farm" bike in New Zealand and DID have dual high low ratios with a cantilever on top of the gearbox side cover. TC250 was EXACTLY the same bike as T250(1967) Except for upswept exhausts. DID NOT come stock with knobbly tires and was known as a "Street Scrambler". Did NOT have dual range was 6 speed "X6" or "Super Six" (being 6 spd)
David Darby , this IS a TC. It's a TC305 "Scrambler" , I have one in red. Only made in 1968 before the T350 came out. These are rare bikes.
@@captainamerica9353 Yes, NOW I remember. Dad became a Suzuki dealer in 1966 when
I was 10 but I almost forgot about this one.