TY 175 Restoration and TY Challenge

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Bigem
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Re: TY 175 Restoration and TY Challenge

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Guys, here are a couple of progress shots of the 175. Its starting to look like a motorcycle again.
How it looked on Friday.
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Todays pics
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Re: TY 175 Restoration and TY Challenge

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Nice progress on the TY ....now get it out of the road so I can see that SWM .....:) LOL :D
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Re: TY 175 Restoration and TY Challenge

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Little bit more done this week.

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Re: TY 175 Restoration and TY Challenge

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Great Work Andy, it certainly looks the goods. I can't wait to see them all together when we finish them.

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Re: TY 175 Restoration and TY Challenge

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Here is a before picture of my TY250D. I got it online from a bloke in NSW. It was a one owner (Father - son) bike and had been sitting on the coast at Newcastle for all it's life so corrosion was rampant. It had also been ridden on the road and had been seized a number of times. Good points was it was all there and very original and nothing was bent and the tank was in excellent condition and it was just right for restoration.

First pictures as purchased
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Resto commenced

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A lot of work to date that has been good work. I have a barrel on the way from the US with a std bore so it will start fresh. A big thankyou to Andy Martin (BigEm) for his help with the plastics. He did the side cover and the rear guard and they look a treat. Andy also had a guy in Ipswich do the Cad work for his TY and mine.

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TY Challenge

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Just about finished, a few things to sort out and tidy up but the TY runs again.

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Re: TY 175 Restoration and TY Challenge

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Dude where did you get those footpegs and brackets from??!!

I would love a set.

Cheers

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Re: TY 175 Restoration and TY Challenge

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Sammy Miller in the UK. Not cheap but very well made and very comfortable.
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Re: TY 175 Restoration and TY Challenge

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Its finished at last.

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As soon as it stops raining I will get a chance to see what it can do. :lol: :lol:
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Re: TY 175 Restoration and TY Challenge

Post by Murray210 »

Hi,
my son has just bought his first TY175 (first bike for that matter)
It was bought with 3 years of lawn mowing money, so it will be while till it changes, but it does run well as it is.
It is Portugese Orange and has been parked up for more than 25 years, but runs crisp.
Front and rear gaurds are dust, but this is to learn on, not a resto (yet) so he will have to find some servicable S/H gaurds.
It has a Compliance plate, 1/77 and Frame number 1N4-001081, the Engine number is the same.

Needles to say I used to have a TY a long time ago and I think it will teach him some great skills.
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First day riding the old girl.
First day riding the old girl.
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