My TZR 250 3XV in MCN

[Kingy38]

http://classic-motorbikes.net/restorations/yamaha-tzr250-restoration/

first published in MCN back in 2009 IIRC..........

[Paul]

great ian
top tips are just that, top, clear you have tonnes of 2st experience!

[Wullie3XV9]

http://classic-motorbikes.net/restorations/yamaha-tzr250-restoration/

first published in MCN back in 2009 IIRC..........

Actually, Ian, it was in the August 6th 2008 issue of MCN. Don't ask me how I know.       Doesn't time fly.
I'd only had my RS a couple of months when you & your 3XV1 were featured.

( OK, I confess, I have an original copy of the article at the front of my parts book folder.  )

[jcsnook]

Ian,

"I wouldn't dream of ever fitting pattern parts in this respect, as long as the real deal are still on the shelf, then I feel it is a false economy."

What are the Wossners for then?

[Kingy38]

Wullie,thanx for that, i was only guessing!!
jc,times are hard mate!! 

[jcsnook]

Wullie,thanx for that, i was only guessing!!
jc,times are hard mate!! 

LOL!!  Just messing with ya Ian! 

[Wullie3XV9]

Ian,

"I wouldn't dream of ever fitting pattern parts in this respect, as long as the real deal are still on the shelf, then I feel it is a false economy."

What are the Wossners then?

A quality pattern part of course!.   

[jcsnook]

Ian,

"I wouldn't dream of ever fitting pattern parts in this respect, as long as the real deal are still on the shelf, then I feel it is a false economy."

What are the Wossners then?

A quality pattern part of course!.   

Of course!

[yanw]

If you don't compromise your principles now and again you aren't setting them high enough