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Yamaha's Dual purpose TW

Started by VTNewb, September 20, 2005, 06:07:22 PM

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VTNewb

2001 CR250R
1992 GSXR-750
2004 SVT Focus

RVertigo

Almost like a chopper tire. :)

I thought they used skinny tires on off-roaders for a reason...

GeeP

They use those in the MSF course in IL.  Pretty fun to ride, but really jerky clutches.  Many had trouble doing the box on the TW's.  I didn't get the do the course on the TW though.  I got to pop the cherry of a brand new Rebel 250.  WooHoo!   :lol:  :mrgreen:
Every zero you add to the tolerance adds a zero to the price.

If the product "fails" will the product liability insurance pay for the "failure" until it turns 18?

Red '96
Black MK2 SV

oppy00

That thing is hideous!  It looks like a tiny moguloid dirtbike with a tractor tire on the back.  




I want one! :)


That would be fun as all get out, with all the dirt road and logging roads around here in South GA.  Not to mention the looks I'd get commuting to school on it. :thumb:
Black '00  GS500E 
Silver '02 Bandit 1200S

Finally got a good job.  Hooray me!!!

I still love beer.  Hooray me!!!

callmelenny

You could have some real fun riding in the dunes on that thing.

Just have to be careful not to break your coccyx in the process. :lol:
Larry Boles o
'79 GS850  /-_         
______(o)>(o)
'92 Honda V45 Sabre
'98 GS 500 SOLD ...

Jake D

There's a lot about Grandma you don't know.

The whole dual purpose thing doesn't really get me going.  I do like the new BMW HP2.  That is pretty wild, but at $20K?  Not that wild.
2003 Honda VTR1000F Super Hawk 996

Many of the ancients believe that Jake D was made of solid stone.

Roadstergal

That tire isn't broad and flat, like a chopper tire.  It's got tread all of the way up the side while still having a skinny footprint; it'd be great in deep mud.

OK, it goes on the B-day list. :)

Stephen072774

I am seriously considering replacing my totalled gs with a dual sport.  the drz400sm is calling me I think...

I don't need to go fast, I don't do long trips either.  I sometimes wish I had a dirt bike or atv for trail riding and camping, but i would like to have a bike to commute a short distance to work.  A street-legal dual sport seems to be the right answer for me.
2005 DRZ400SM
2001 GS, sold to 3imo

davipu

you know Rg, I think you could flat foot the tw.

Roadstergal

I'm a little tippytoe on the DRZ200.

davipu


Roadstergal

Just a little lower than the DRZ200.  It's normally too high for me, but with a bike that narrow and that light, I can do it.  OK, I'll take one.

davipu

so what are you going to trade in on it?

RVertigo


Roadstergal

Well, if Aaron doesn't buy my GS when I'm done fixing it...   :)

Roadstergal

I'm keeping the Burger.  *swat*

davipu

you need to sticker up the burger

Roadstergal

There's a Fatburger down the street from me.  I need to take a pic in front of it.

RVertigo

Quote from: RoadstergalI'm keeping the Burger.  *swat*
:(   But it's soooooo ugly.

:(

Roadstergal

It's not all about looks, you know.   :)

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