[yamaha ag 175]

Loved reading this thread!

You wouldn't be able to give me a idea of what parts from the ag are interchangeable with the dt?

[Hello from Virginia Beach]

Welcome from fellow newbie mate

[Show us your AG 100 restore pics]

Its not uncommon to find old girls like these just rusting away on people's properties. Ill post a photo of the ag100 I got the running motor out of in the morning it's a pig of a thing, motors great though.

[Hi from Brisbane Australia]

The rack is about the only shiny thing on it !! But other than that it's a fair little bike for getting about on a farm I should think, taking 2 rough ones and making 1 good one is a good idea just remember to keep the bits you don't use cos as sure a shit as soon as you chuck them away that's the bit that will break or fall off. Welcome to the YOC it's always nice to have new folks join in.

yeah she was never going to be pretty for the money I want to spend, think I'll buy a few more parts bike s until I can afford a decent quad and by that time the kids might be learning to ride so they can use them

Thanks for the welcome guys.

did yamaha release the AG in the UK?

There pretty common over here in oz and NZ.

[Hi from Brisbane Australia]

Liking your little bike davo, hey that rack, now that's the biz isnt it you could carry bales of hay on that thing

or a crate of ammo for the bunnys

[few impressions from my current dt restoration project(s)]

Nice collection there mate.

That 400 looks mint! dont you guys have mud in the UK? Lol

[Show us your AG 100 restore pics]

Hi there

making 1 AG out of 2 at the moment for out my dads property.

Interested to see anyone else's project pics for some motivation.

im sticking my running engine in this I picked up for $50 today

cheers Dave

[Hi from Brisbane Australia]

Hi guys,

Currently riding Honda F4i 600 as a road bike but have always had Yamahas as dirt bikes.

My dad has just over 1100 acres out near Gatton which we gave recently decided to run cattle on.

Whilst my TTR250 is a great bike it is at most times not a practical bike for farm work. This started me looking around at some cheap bash abouts for getting from A to B whilst also carrying tools and what not to places its a pain in the ass to get a 4x4. Quads are to expensive at the moment for my budget.

Anyway I ended up buying a 1981 Yamaha AG 100 that has been stripped of all the road features ( headlight speedo etc) and painted nastily with a can of black spray paint. But it runs and was only $100.

Today I purchased this for $50 and am hoping to make a good bike out of 2

I am hoping to make some practical mods to it and also see what parts from other yamahas are interchangeable with the old AG 100 if any one has any advice or pics of how they have set up there AG id love to see them.

Cheers

Dave