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@@robbikebob Er, no. Not sure what you call the classes, but it's Moto3 (Acosta won that one), Moto2 (won by DiGi), and MotoGP (won by Miller). I've never even heard of 'moto1'.
RD3500LC's where famous for having a small ball-bearing that kept their kick-start levers in place, once used - it was famously forgotten during rebuilds/tuning . . . and so LC's *'Flying Kick-start'* pics of the time, are commonplace 😁
Lovely job mate. I had one of these when I was a lad. My dad had me on motorcycles since I was four years old. I really liked my TY80, but alas all I really wanted to do was race motorcross.......and I did. After the TY, my next bike was a Honda CR80R (Red Rocket) Fond memories mate. Well done.
Great job. Instantly recognised my first bike. I used to race it round the garden, especially after watching Kick Start on telly. One time I tried to copy doing a 180 by putting your foot down and bringing the front wheel up to pull it round. I ended up putting the petrol switch through my knee as the bike came down and needed 6 stitches in hospital.😳
Nice job 👍🏻 I’ve completed 2 concourse since 2015. For the collection. Awesome little bikes. Every young lads dream when I was a kid. Keep up the good work.
'Back-to skool' engineering . . . . . no harm in that ! Now, lets find a UK engine/frame matching, Blue & White RD350LC . . . . . and lets see that !!!!!
Far out mate she came up nice, I had a ty175 40yrs ago lol. They fetch silly money down here in Australia these days 🤙 keep doin what yer doin T it's all good ay 🙂🇦🇺
@@richardmack1194 yes indeed, had to be round that time that I drove this beauty. Trail was a bigger sport back then here in the Netherlands. Aaah, memories 😊
!!! I recently started a new UA-cam channel to pass on my knowledge of working on motorcycles. There is always more to learn!! Keep up the great work. Cheers Rick AUSTRALIA!!
I had one as a kid,bought at Kostwinder in Nieuwerkerk aan den IJssel in 1977. Mine was yellow over white. Tried to use it as motocross bike,that didn't work well. Fond memories though. Thanks man,job well done. Good luck with your racing career, with regards Arjan.
These were such great bikes, just about everyone of a certain age learned to ride on one of these. Mine was a yellow tank version which would be 70's man I had some great fun on it
Brilliant Taylor.... absolutely beautiful job .... I'm having problems with my starter you can come and fix that lol .....it's a pity that the weather on Tuesday at knockhill was crap for you ..... the guy on the green ZX10R you took round for a couple of laps was my boss ....
My first bike was the baby brother to that.. the TY50 R plate 1976 . wish I still had it.. lovely looking little bike.. doens't look that dated today..
Great job. Although I never had a two stroke bike, many (many) years ago I used to race a two stroke Montessa kart. I absolutely loved it.....I can still smell it now. 😀👍.
I had a TY175 as a teenager too. Very grateful to my step-father for buying it and letting me ride it. I was very grateful to him for introducing me to a lifetime’s love of motorbikes 😀
Wow, how ionic.. I had the very same bike as a child.. what a great video and thanks for bringing those memories back to me too.. It was when you fired it up, that sound, I felt I’d gone back 35 years suddenly.. 👏💪👍
Would love to have my old 77 rd back but wrote it off. Just turned 18 and used to ride like a nutter! Will never forget stepping off a flandria 50 on to an rd 250. Kapow!
Superb job, can`t fault it....that`s from someone restoring bikes since they were a nipper. Got a TT500 that needs putting on the road......when you`re not busy, haha. Nice simple job, It`s had an easy life in USA dry State. Off-road version of XT500 I had back in 1980, that tried to kill me several times on the rough, but was superb on tarmac.
I don't subscribe to many channels, but this one got "the treatment", so keep em! coming. Great to see you worrying the Police officer as you nipped to the cashpoint last week, perhaps enjoying the ca$h from the sale of your TY80. That tasty BMW you were piloting must have reversing cameras, or you were using the glare from the PC sat in the driving seat to determine distance from the squad car. We were sat in our car enjoying one of Greggs finest waiting for the sound of deforming bumper.
Good spot Rob 😂 it's not my car and I hadn't spotted the police officers until the reversing camera came on, you can imagine my surprise as I was heading towards them 😂
Just an advisory - every nut/bolt/thread/bore/tube/joint would have seriously benefited from a light coating of grease/oil/copaslip for future life expectancy/maintenance - Hey, just sayin! Well documented though Taylor ! Top Job Fella
fantastic video,very well presented i've just sold the yz 80 1989 which i bought my son as a small boy i just couldn't get the parts here in france to restore it like yours i got 300 euros and a socket set from an enthusiast and it broke my heart good luck, i've subscribed
I have a TY 175 in my garage....its compete but needs some love, I too rode trials as a kid, on the TY then a beamish suzuki 250. Yours looks amazing, might just inspire me to crack on.
Was it like putting together flat pack furniture, got a couple of nuts and bolts spare and no idea where they should have gone :-D If the bike is going to be one of your giveaways, i'm more than happy to take it off your hands.
Beautiful bike restored to perfection, a project to be truly proud of, well done. Next project: Yammie FJ1200, (just bought one so need some tips ha ha).
First bike I ever rode at 6yo in 1980 was a TY80! I had to sit on the tank as I couldn't reach the bars from the seat 😄 First bike I ever fell off shortly after that too 🤣 Great work on the resto💪 Some inspiration for my beaten up Montesa 315r right there, thanks for sharing 👍😀🙏
Great job on the bike. brings back some memories and the smell of two stroke smoke is now in my head. Also wondering what your take is on the new launch control systems on the Moto GP Ducati and if this is something that is going to filter through to BSB over the next few seasons. Cheers Taz and happy riding
I owned a TY250, great trail /farm bike, l also owned a Tas Taka 100cc 2T trail bike made by the Bridgestone corporation, (makers of Bridgestone motorcycles and Bridgestone tyres). Lovely bike in video by the way.:-)
@@tmac77 quick story when I got mine brand new 15 years and 51 weeks old couldn't ride it for a week until 16 didn't want to leave it outside , lived in Highgate apartment building , so I stood it on its back wheel and put in the lift parked by my bed and just dreamed about being on the road in 7 days . Good luck mate .
You ought to be really pleased with yourself, from not doing anything like this before to completely restoring your bike is a great achievement. You are right it’s a bit like a big jigsaw...look for another project to restore...keeps you young..great job 👍👍
Don’t know if you’re interested but I’ve been reading in this weeks MCN about some old Scottish Duffer that was fairly handy on 2 wheels back in the dark ages (my era) 👍
love the dog at the end. dogs and bikes, best things in life. looks great the bike pal, maybe an rgv250 next. only as i need to do the power valves on mine and want advice.
Good little Trials Bike and not to be laughed at these things can climb some good gradients , My Bro's one when we were smaller lads was a beauty £20 second hand in the 80's
Looks like a job very well done.... At the end of the day you can look at it and say... "I did that"..... A great feeling...... Any bike saved will be great to see.... If done well you could make money out of it... :-))))
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Total disaster for John, but apart from that a great day across all classes.Please try to restore your old man. !!!
Moto3 was definitely the best for entertainment value, but the fact that I had £5 on Miller made my day!!! Cheers!
You mean moto1?
@@robbikebob Er, no. Not sure what you call the classes, but it's Moto3 (Acosta won that one), Moto2 (won by DiGi), and MotoGP (won by Miller). I've never even heard of 'moto1'.
@@Norton1531 It's an inside joke for people who watch the Mad Mark videos on Taylor's channel.
For your first restoration, it looks like you did a fantastic job. Love to see old Bikes get a second life.
Thanks very much 😁
ha ha ha, Remember the 'Old Days' when you had to fold up the right foot-peg to kick the Kick-start !
Nostalgia overload !
I lived through that !!!!
RD3500LC's where famous for having a small ball-bearing that kept their kick-start levers in place, once used - it was famously forgotten during rebuilds/tuning . . . and so LC's *'Flying Kick-start'* pics of the time, are commonplace 😁
Amazing! Thanks for that little bit of info how interesting!
There’s nothing like a two stroke to put a smile on me coupon/face, freaking love them. Nice video man
Thanks Mikey!
Lovely job mate. I had one of these when I was a lad. My dad had me on motorcycles since I was four years old. I really liked my TY80, but alas all I really wanted to do was race motorcross.......and I did. After the TY, my next bike was a Honda CR80R (Red Rocket)
Fond memories mate.
Well done.
Thanks a lot Greig, it’s amazing the memories one little bike can hold isn’t it!
Great job. Instantly recognised my first bike. I used to race it round the garden, especially after watching Kick Start on telly. One time I tried to copy doing a 180 by putting your foot down and bringing the front wheel up to pull it round. I ended up putting the petrol switch through my knee as the bike came down and needed 6 stitches in hospital.😳
Thank you! Jheez that sounds painful!
Nice job 👍🏻 I’ve completed 2 concourse since 2015. For the collection. Awesome little bikes. Every young lads dream when I was a kid. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Charlie! I can’t wait for my next restoration already
As a fellow TY80 owner that is a sweet bike. We use our 1977 TY all the time. Well done mate.
Thank you!
Is it poss to swap the lighting gear over from the ty50? Ive got one but its a bit slow
I had one when I was a kid. Best bike ever! The clutch connecter broke and I drove it for YEARS without using the clutch! No problems!
Definitely an amazing bike!
'Back-to skool' engineering . . . . . no harm in that !
Now, lets find a UK engine/frame matching, Blue & White RD350LC . . . . . and lets see that !!!!!
Great idea George!
Far out mate she came up nice, I had a ty175 40yrs ago lol. They fetch silly money down here in Australia these days 🤙 keep doin what yer doin T it's all good ay 🙂🇦🇺
same here in england
Thanks so much!
I had this one as a child as well 😊 loved to see this again . What a beauty 😍
Ditto. Got mine in approx 1979-80.
@@richardmack1194 yes indeed, had to be round that time that I drove this beauty. Trail was a bigger sport back then here in the Netherlands. Aaah, memories 😊
I had the ty 175 !!! 38 years ago and loved it ! Great little bike nice job for sure 👍
Thanks! Great bikes
These are such great bikes. You saved/made a great example.
!!! I recently started a new UA-cam channel to pass on my knowledge of working on motorcycles. There is always more to learn!! Keep up the great work. Cheers Rick AUSTRALIA!!
Thank you!
I did a Suzuki X5 200 in 2014 , the satisfaction of what you achieve is brilliant , that TY80 looks the nuts now for a full resto Taylor.
Thanks so much Mark! It’s such a satisfying job!
Beautiful build buddy 👍 my dad bought me one for my 5th birthday back in 1980 great memories, now 46 and wishing I kept it...
Thanks Ben!
I had one as a kid,bought at Kostwinder in Nieuwerkerk aan den IJssel in 1977. Mine was yellow over white.
Tried to use it as motocross bike,that didn't work well.
Fond memories though.
Thanks man,job well done.
Good luck with your racing career, with regards Arjan.
It’s amazing the memories one little bike can hold isn’t it! Thanks Arjan
These were such great bikes, just about everyone of a certain age learned to ride on one of these. Mine was a yellow tank version which would be 70's man I had some great fun on it
Restore an old TZ 250/350
Your restoration is 100% 👍
Nah make it a 700 or 750
Ya made a bloody good job of ya TY👍👍👍👍
@@lordbelvoir2543 ..... TZ OW31 750 would be fantastic
@@chrisneedham5803 yeh a big misters bike.... And a set of large balls to make go😉
Great idea Chris! Thank you!
@@lordbelvoir2543
If ya can find on even in boxes.
Heh forget bits that won't cost your both nuts.
But...
Love to see it done and nice call.
Beautiful! Love the sound and I'll take it.
It’s gone unfortunately!
Brilliant Taylor.... absolutely beautiful job .... I'm having problems with my starter you can come and fix that lol .....it's a pity that the weather on Tuesday at knockhill was crap for you ..... the guy on the green ZX10R you took round for a couple of laps was my boss ....
Bet he was the coolest guy there and was going mega quick........ :-)
Thank you! Haha I’ll pop round 😂
My first bike was the baby brother to that.. the TY50 R plate 1976 . wish I still had it.. lovely looking little bike.. doens't look that dated today..
Great job. Although I never had a two stroke bike, many (many) years ago I used to race a two stroke Montessa kart. I absolutely loved it.....I can still smell it now. 😀👍.
Thanks Paul! You can’t beat the smell of a two stroke!
Very nice! My very first bike was a TS50... I would love to get one again and do it up!! 👍😀
You definitely should it’s a satisfying job!
Cracking job! That noise takes me back to when I was a kid playing on bikes on the moors! 😁
aye loooooooool
Thank you!
Out of all the bikes I owned growing up this bike is the one I wish I’d kept. Fantastic restoration, well done 👏🏻
Thank you! It’s a great little bike
Me too
You brought back a lot of memories for me ,mine was Ty 175 loved it out every evening after school and weekends bring back the 80s 👍👍
Sounds amazing Steve! You’ll have to have a go at restoration of one!
I had a TY175 as a teenager too. Very grateful to my step-father for buying it and letting me ride it. I was very grateful to him for introducing me to a lifetime’s love of motorbikes 😀
That’s brilliant buddy, that’s where the money is 2 stroke motorcycles 😎👍🏼
Thanks Joseph!
Something full sized and road legal. An RD 125 would be good and probably get your dad starry eyed about the good old days.....
Great idea Rob!
@@tmac77 cheers, happy to help 😁
I had a ty80 as a kid loved it, brought me so much joy !!
Me too! Just as much joy as an adult as well
Wow, how ionic.. I had the very same bike as a child.. what a great video and thanks for bringing those memories back to me too.. It was when you fired it up, that sound, I felt I’d gone back 35 years suddenly..
👏💪👍
Ah amazing, thank you Richard!
I’ve got a ty80 and a ty175 in my parents shed , I haven’t looked at them for 25 years
Nice job! Your jigsaw puzzle is much more interesting than mine! Keep up the good work! Love your garage pup! Xx
Haha thanks Sally! She’s called Nova and she’s a little bit crazy😅
Would love to have my old 77 rd back but wrote it off. Just turned 18 and used to ride like a nutter! Will never forget stepping off a flandria 50 on to an rd 250. Kapow!
Haha I bet you did!
Superb job, can`t fault it....that`s from someone restoring bikes since they were a nipper. Got a TT500 that needs putting on the road......when you`re not busy, haha. Nice simple job, It`s had an easy life in USA dry State. Off-road version of XT500 I had back in 1980, that tried to kill me several times on the rough, but was superb on tarmac.
Thanks so much! Haha I’m a bit busy myself at the minute 😂
I don't subscribe to many channels, but this one got "the treatment", so keep em! coming. Great to see you worrying the Police officer as you nipped to the cashpoint last week, perhaps enjoying the ca$h from the sale of your TY80. That tasty BMW you were piloting must have reversing cameras, or you were using the glare from the PC sat in the driving seat to determine distance from the squad car. We were sat in our car enjoying one of Greggs finest waiting for the sound of deforming bumper.
Good spot Rob 😂 it's not my car and I hadn't spotted the police officers until the reversing camera came on, you can imagine my surprise as I was heading towards them 😂
Just an advisory - every nut/bolt/thread/bore/tube/joint would have seriously benefited from a light coating of grease/oil/copaslip for future life expectancy/maintenance - Hey, just sayin!
Well documented though Taylor !
Top Job Fella
Thanks for the advice George! I did use grease on most (though I forgot on some) I just forgot to film it!
@@tmac77 - Ah, yeah, you're right . . . . probably best to skip the repetitive, boring bits.
Top Job though Taylor & great Vid to watch
Brilliant. The best looking scramble bikes from Yamaha I think. Remember these back in the day, although I never had one myself. Nice job Taylor.
trials bike👍
Thats class pal, bike looks and sounds absolutely mint! Can't beat the sound of a 2 stroke. Keep up the good work 👍
Thanks so much Paul!
fantastic video,very well presented i've just sold the yz 80 1989 which i bought my son as a small boy i just couldn't get the parts here in france to restore it like yours i got 300 euros and a socket set from an enthusiast and it broke my heart good luck, i've subscribed
That's sad, hopefully another youngster gets to have some fun out of it!
I have a TY 175 in my garage....its compete but needs some love, I too rode trials as a kid, on the TY then a beamish suzuki 250. Yours looks amazing, might just inspire me to crack on.
You won't regret it, I loved doing mine!
Was it like putting together flat pack furniture, got a couple of nuts and bolts spare and no idea where they should have gone :-D If the bike is going to be one of your giveaways, i'm more than happy to take it off your hands.
Something like that😂
ahhhh sooo cute, just like a baby version of my old ty175, how many top trials riders must have started on this little thing?
great upload. ta
Thanks for a great video of a very good first restore. Hope you can restore a nice vintage trials bike that's more your size.
That looks and absolute peach!! Nice one Taylor job well done pal 😁🏍️👍
Thank you!
Crikey, I thought you were working on Lee’s race bike for a second!!
Pretty neat restoration for a ‘complete novice’.
Nice one Taylor! 👍🏻
Thanks so much Nick! Not sure Lee would let me near any bike of his though😂
Beautiful bike restored to perfection, a project to be truly proud of, well done.
Next project: Yammie FJ1200, (just bought one so need some tips ha ha).
I hanks a lot! Great suggestion!
Brilliant it looks great I had a DT50 as my first bike in the same colours.
Thanks so much!
First bike I ever rode at 6yo in 1980 was a TY80! I had to sit on the tank as I couldn't reach the bars from the seat 😄 First bike I ever fell off shortly after that too 🤣
Great work on the resto💪
Some inspiration for my beaten up Montesa 315r right there, thanks for sharing 👍😀🙏
Haha I’m sure you had plenty of good times on it! Thanks Ade
This brings back memories, ty 80 was my first bike 👍
Great little bike!
4 minutes of some robot talking about a monocular that should be “banned”... was well worth it to see you put this beast together finally!
Haha thank you!
Great job on the bike. brings back some memories and the smell of two stroke smoke is now in my head. Also wondering what your take is on the new launch control systems on the Moto GP Ducati and if this is something that is going to filter through to BSB over the next few seasons. Cheers Taz and happy riding
Thanks very much! I’m still not sure to be honest, I think it’s amazing that technology moves forward but I’m not sure if it’s necessary
This is an inspiration for me to do up my TY175, only hope it will be a good as your very nice build.
TY 80's big Brother , Get it done + GL with it 🏍👍
Best of luck! Slow and steady is most definitely key!
I owned a TY250, great trail /farm bike, l also owned a Tas Taka 100cc 2T trail bike made by the Bridgestone corporation, (makers of Bridgestone motorcycles and Bridgestone tyres).
Lovely bike in video by the way.:-)
That's awesome, thanks very much Geoff!
Hi Taylor, I joined recently your channel and I love it! Great videos! Thumb up from Italy! Waiting for the next video!!!
Thanks so much Domichan!
Nice job!! I had a DT80 when I was 16 and told everyone it was a 50 :-)
Nice 😁😎
That's a great job. I would love to see an RD350LC restored, had a 250 back in 81 but always wanted the 350.
YPVS
Thank you! Great idea
Amazing I had the 50cc moped Pym or tym can remember , everyone was on a fizzi I was off road with Yamaha . Great brought it all back .
Thanks Paul! They do hold some memories these bikes don’t they!
@@tmac77 quick story when I got mine brand new 15 years and 51 weeks old couldn't ride it for a week until 16 didn't want to leave it outside , lived in Highgate apartment building , so I stood it on its back wheel and put in the lift parked by my bed and just dreamed about being on the road in 7 days . Good luck mate .
Very nice job , I had aTY175 as a kid and always and still do dream of owning aTY250 majesty .👍
Thanks Simon! I hope you get one one day!
Gotta love the TY80! Was my first motorbike almost 20 years ago, followed by a TY250!
Great little bike!
Well done Taylor. Looks amazing 👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks Rachel
You ought to be really pleased with yourself, from not doing anything like this before to completely restoring your bike is a great achievement. You are right it’s a bit like a big jigsaw...look for another project to restore...keeps you young..great job 👍👍
Thanks so much! I've definitely got the bug now I'm already looking for the next one!
My very first bike when I was 16, 40 years ago was a TY 50. I bought it second hand for £170.00.
This brought back so many happy memories.
Same here, reg UFJ 328R
Amazing! I wish they were still £170 now😂
Very nice Lad !.... I restored a 1977 TY250.
Nice wee resto. Smiling at the size of the front forks......got mtbs out there with units that size these days! Hahaha
😂😂 thanks Alistair
Bike my sister started on there was a few of them in central Scotland at that time
I bet there was! Great little bikes
Thats brilliant dude 😊 ive got a few 70's DT''s, a TZR125 in bits, & my TY250 Red frame wkly ride 😆
Thanks!
Taking an old dead lump of metal and bringing back to life again has been like Therapy for yrs 👍good luck with new season and your next projects😎
Awesome Resto. The sound brought back some memories . Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Patrick!
It looks absolutely awesome!
Thank you Isaac!
Don’t know if you’re interested but I’ve been reading in this weeks MCN about some old Scottish Duffer that was fairly handy on 2 wheels back in the dark ages (my era) 👍
😂😂 thanks!
maybe Bert Monro.
Looks brill! Wish we had smell vision would have been lovely 😂
my local bike meet has 2 stroke tuesday where me and fellow addicts stand around and sniff the fumes lool
Haha it was!
As a tribute to Mad Mark and to the rest of us of a certain age it has to be a 350LC
YPVS
@@huskypoop4917 nah go for an x7, simpler than the lc
Computer game motorbike pov rozzers
@@johnr4459 didnt the frame used to flex on them under load
@@rogerramjet8964 aye they fly south in winter
Awesome 😊 Been lookin forward to seeing the out come. 100%. Cant wait for some racing now. All the best, hope to get to see some this year. 🏍🏁🏆
Thanks so much Richard! I can’t wait to get back racing now!
Awesome build, I have a 71 Yamaha 360, really bad shape. Want to restore my bike as well. Need to make a list, try and find working parts. Have fun
It's addictive once you start! Thanks
love the dog at the end. dogs and bikes, best things in life. looks great the bike pal, maybe an rgv250 next. only as i need to do the power valves on mine and want advice.
nice a machines and rare
@@huskypoop4917 i got an rs250 and an ns400r to :)
@@craigharrison5958 jeese the ns400 not that many to start with a rare beast
Haha she’s a great dog but loves to try and fight the bikes😅 great idea!
do an NSR 500, the old fella's probably got one under the stairs
or the RD 500 both fast as fook
Haha I’ll check the under stairs cupboard
This reminds me of the XT 500 days .
Looks absolutely mint!!! Looks and sounds like it's just rolled out the factory!!! Brilliant job!! 👍👍
Thanks so much Karl!
Still got the 4 inch scar on my right shin bone from one of these :) Great video, Great bike :)
Haha that doesn't sound ideal! Thanks
I had one of these and put it on the road as a learner legal. The RD 80 engine fits snug in these bikes too.
Sounds like you had some fun times!
Is the old man beyond restoration? 😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂
😂😂
Nice looking bike mate, and I bet pretty rare as well can't wait for the bsb season to start👍
Thanks so much Tony!
Old mechs tip,to drop bearings in easily ,put in a plastic bag and leave in the freezer overnight .
Thanks for the tip!
Sorry did I miss something, what happened?
Was great to see you on track today mate 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Thank you!
Nice one Taylor. Thanks. 👍
Thank you!
Should try find a old ts185👌 cracking job u some of that old ty👌
Great idea Lee!
Good little Trials Bike and not to be laughed at these things can climb some good gradients , My Bro's one when we were smaller lads was a beauty £20 second hand in the 80's
Great little bikes!
Thanks..I have one of these (from new) but can’t start it - think it’s electrics ‘cos I’ve completed gone through the fuel system..
I had trouble with mine at first and it was a wire had come out of the CDI!
love that tank too!
I'd love to see a Japanese 400cc supersport restored or race prepped for something like the Manx GP and Classic TT 👌
Good job.....was wincing a bit when you had fork legs in your hand lol.....next? TZ750 ;-)
😂😂
Some size house and garden that!!!! Must be nice
Nice bike well done for the rebuild
Thanks Neil!
Looks like a job very well done.... At the end of the day you can look at it and say... "I did that"..... A great feeling...... Any bike saved will be great to see.... If done well you could make money out of it... :-))))
Definitely, I was very pleased with the outcome!
Ah, back in the Mick Andrews days! great video thankyou ;-)
I would love to see you restore a classic two-stroke from the 70/80's. RD, LC, GT, Z, ??
Great idea Pete!
With a crank rebuild that's gonna require a ton of cash. Suzuki GT500.
A great vid... Loved the story... Looking forward to a vid of you taking it for a blast! Nice one Taylor.
Thank you!
Your taste in motorcycles clearly supersedes your taste in music!
😂😂
Good lad Taylor & All the best for this season!👍