Hi from Canada

[mistys boss]

I have been riding for thirty eight years and owned over thirty Yamaha's in that time. Most of that time spent in the UK but I now live in Canada. At present I own five complete Yamaha's and parts to probably build another three. A 72 DT2 which is almost ready to roll, a 1978 IT175 which my girlfriend rides, two YZ250's, a 1980 and a 91. My street bike is a 1992 TDM850 which seems to be very rare over here, I've not seen another. They were only sold here for one year and two years in the states I believe. I've owned plenty of RD's in my time and maybe I'll get another one one day.

Tony M

Stony Plain

Alberta

[veteranix_2]

Welcome!

Tow strokes Yamaha? Wowww the best. That TDM is a great machine also.

Kind regatds from South America.

[Sacha]

Tony. Post up some pics when you can. Would love to see the bikes.

[DirtyDT]

Hi and welcome to the forum. Great intro BTW.

[dt502001]

Hi Tony welcome to the mad house,your right the 850 didn't sell well here I have never ever seen someone riding one.The 90's were a real sport bike period for Canada ,enduro's were rare to see on the road. You might be 1 of ten who own a 850 it would be intresting to know how many actualy were sold in Canada.

[bippo]

Hey and welcome to the forum!

[Captain Triple]

Plenty of space for riding off road in Canada I guess. I have enjoyed holidays there and next time I go Im determined to get on two wheels. Id like to here about the off road scene out there.

[mistys boss]

Tony. Post up some pics when you can. Would love to see the bikes.

I'm not sure how to post photo's. Maybe this link will work for now

http://www.bikepics.com/members/tonym/

[Sacha]

Nice rides man!

[blackhat250]

Nice Yz"s , the 250 has a great powerband, i rode a 465 in 1981, it was scary. light and powerfull