benny147

ill have to do some research on prices and maybe i will end up putting her to sleep in storage for a few years until the prices rise a little. we shall have to see lol

how about a sweed?

for a dust cap maybe :eusa_think:

need a little advice guys, just wondering when i finished restoring my TZR 125 how much should i be looking at getting for it price wise?

finally got the fairings filled and rubbed down and also got the frame flatted down ready for paint so should be getting that done tomorrow, think a full engine rebuild is on the cards for tonight. hopefully should have the bike done for the weekend if all goes to plan :hyper:

ok thank you i will try those, i already had a quote for £344 but im sure i can get it a little cheaper

just wondering with my bike been registered in 1989 would i get away with classic motorbike insurance and if so does any body know of any good insurers ?

why not just buy a bigger bike lol??? you can't go changing the look of the bike or owt. if you going to restore the bike then do it back to original

well thats the plastics all stripped off and De-stickered now all needs to be done is rubbing down and paint the fairings and then get the frame re-painted. coming along nicely i think

hopefully mine will look same as that when i have finished with it lol, just out of interest, where did you get the original stickers from?

quik pic of the old girl

thank you guys for the link i will try them, any actual links to a set would be very appreciated

i just bought a TZR 125 on a 89 reg and it is getting completely stripped down and re-done , i will be getting all the frame re coated and all the metal parts of the bike powder coated including the wheels, also will be having a full re-spray back to its original colours but the only problem i got at the minute is that i need to get hold of a full original sticker set so any help regarding that would be most appreciated thank you

hi just thought i would say hello, i recently purchased a 1989 TZR 125 which i plan on restoring to its former glory