I am suprised that no one has tryed to bring them back today. Surely they would still not be deemed dangerous, or the design could be tweeked slightly!
Steve
I've seen someone get their foot caught in a conventional spoked wheel, broke his ankle. It was a twin shock and one shock had to be removed to extract his foot.
Might have been slightly more painful with a ham slicer wheel ?
No. but there is a rumor that Mick is already unhappy with the new OSSA, and has shifted over to help Yamaha design their new bike. Or, at least engines to go into the Scorpa. Nobody seems to know if it is the 4-strokes only, or a new 2-stroke, as well.
I heard that the yam with the XT500 engine was due out soon, can't wait.
If your mates big Stu, the fact that he's 17 stone probably has some baring on how quickly the engine revs, and 4psi in the back tyre is equivalent to 2psi for "others"
- but, 150cc kit for sure, Powroll or Sammy Miller kit; the liner may need a change (depending on if its a K or S model TL125
- stronger springs (or different front end) surely makes sense.
- tuning etc is a must as per the other post.
I miss my TL125's, but go back to watching Gavin riding one of them in the Classic Experts a couple of year back to remind me why I shouldn't buy another one.
seem to recall that the early TL's were 122cc and later one's 124cc.
The thing that bugs me about the ACU liecence is that it has to be signed by a club sec,why ? Its just a simple form for trials,or even if it was just for your first licence.I only ride two trials each year that are ACU and I cant see why I should have to get the club sec to sign it.I really dont object to the fee,thats no problem .
Up here its because you have to be a club member before they will even give you the license form, the signature presumably proves that.
World Without Spokes
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I've seen someone get their foot caught in a conventional spoked wheel, broke his ankle. It was a twin shock and one shock had to be removed to extract his foot.
Might have been slightly more painful with a ham slicer wheel ?