David Lahey wrote:This is the bike I thought of at first. It is Robyn Eckert's TY175 from Maryborough, Queensland
This is one very pretty TY
Steve
Ty paint job
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Re: Ty paint job
This is one very pretty TY
Steve
Sharvie ~ Maitland NSW
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David Lahey
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Re: Ty paint job
This has nothing to do with Kenny Roberts style paint jobs but I couldn't resist posting up photos of some of the other glitzy Twinshocks from Maryborough, Queensland. It must be something in the water
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- Mark Reed Beamish 325
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- Mark Levinge TY175
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- Ben Reed KT250
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- Ben Reed KT250
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- Jeff Eckert TL250
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- Jeff Eckert TY250
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- Mark Levinge TY250
relax, nothing is under control
Re: Ty paint job
A nice bike is a nice bike and it's always fun to look at it. If anybody want to post some picture to give me idea please do, it's VERY winter like here so I will enjoy them.
Guy
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Stu
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Re: Ty paint job
It looks like Tradition doesnt get in the way of a good paintjob! Great work all! You've given me some some inspiration for my TY's paintwork next year.
Feet up, as always!
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ianrogers
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Re: Ty paint job
It must be something in the water
More like an illegal substance that's growing in and around the Maryborough Hinterland me thinks?
"The older I get the better I was"
Re: Ty paint job
There was also this bike that was imported by the owner from Germany some time back, and since sold I seem to remember too:
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I would rather push my twinshock than ride a modern!