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Look on the bay 35 miles on the clock since 1977. Woman bought it and left it at the dealership.  

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FOOKN ell " ,,  

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What use is it other than in a museum.

Dry seals, hard grease, it would need rebuilding before you rode it away.

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You wouldn't want to ride it. Bubble wrap heated garage etc. 

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Why would you want to spend £5g on a DT175 let alone an import !...it's not going to happen is it !, It's just a fishing exercise and what the clock says is what the clock has done

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Rather have a nice XT500 , i do have a TY50P with only 1 mile on the clock and never registered.

I cant use it and its only an ornament but still looks good.

 

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I had two mates [ 1977 THAT  WAS]    had them TY50P"s ,  my they were slow, [ legislation]   one rode to Aviemore [ 90mls ] on it,  I had my DT175C.[ like Nayruff"s  ],  and at the campsite we saw a DT400B,  we thought it was massive,  we were all 11 stone  then ,B)

 Happy days,,,,,:rolleyes:

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I had one when i was 15 and yes they were slow, slower than slow, still had a charm for me though.

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Cool, I had the DT50m, basically the same bike but without the pedals and mine was a long way from slow. Well for a 50 (possibly cough 60) cc

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