1974 Suzuki TM100L Contender 

Thanks for the compliment!!!

@@KaplanCycles lol!

The older the body the younger the mind.

@@KaplanCycles lolol

Danny Williams KX 100 is pretty sweet 2

I love the Kawasaki KE 100

Yeah for sure

@@j-rox8551 the KX100 Is a Good Dirtbikes Those are one of the Bikes that Compietes in the 85cc Class Fulltime Especially the KTM 105SX And the Honda CRF150R

Hey to funny,I owned a tm100 also when I was 12 nasty little bike. Im 53 now That bike helped step up my riding. Upstate N. Y GOD Bless,twist a grip!

I had a 1979 RM125N,my Brother and I bought two at the same time.We Loved riding and racing theses Bikes.They were fast to.If you were a good rider you could out run bigger bikes as long as the track you were riding on didn't have long straights.It's still My Favorite Dirt Bike.

What a great time, it was.

Tom you are absolutely right! But as far as a kid being able to do that now, we have to forget it. Modern bikes are proportionally more expensive, and kids don't go out and mow lawns now, they might exert themselves, even sweat. Lord forbid. The only thing they exercise is their thumbs on their phone and their mouths whining, begging, or demanding.

Those bike meaning the tm 400 hurt everyone that ever rode one come on guys it's the truth

I've still got My Bell Moto lll,along with My O'Neill Pants,Hallmark Jerseys and Answer Chest Protector-Shoulderpads and AXO Boots.

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I told my dad the same thing!

Serious all those shenanigans on the green nature strip ..some one could get hurt lol 😂

He may own that property, and he is max aware of every little dip and bump on it, I'm sure. So hitting the bright yellow fire hydrant or the picnic table is kinda out of the question.

Probably about 120lbs too heavy for that little 100.

I saw a picture of this bike today in my heart sink

@@KaplanCycles i wish i was rich id buy every bike that was that clean n leave there but then id have to help ya fix the other building to put them in lol which i would

Mike I really appreciate that ..that sure that you would do that if you could it's kind of a fantasy of mine that I hope that someday somebody like Harley Davidson or some rich benefactor would step up and help out with the project so far we haven't got a whole lot of help From the public sector it's been mostly the loans that we got from the Connecticut department of economic development that allowed us to get this far. it's been mostly me my family working around-the-clock in dumping our life savings into it hopefully the low payout in the end and definitely not Mike I really appreciate that that sure that you would do that if you could ...hopefully the low workout in the end and definitely not doing it for money..

In case one goes you just switch over, 2-strokes can be pretty hard on plugs.

I also heard for different heat range of spark plug but idk

@@baby-sharkgto4902 yup

@@orange70383 that's a good theory, but if you think about it, and I have found out in reality, with my 71 Bultaco Pursang 350, the second plug, that is not hooked up is getting as black and carboned up as can be, so it's kinda useless as a quick, plug it in spare. It is useful if a different heat range, but will at least need some sand paper taken to the electrodes before use.

LOL

No

I own only two strokes I'm just saying lmao

WHY?EVERYBODY knows 2 Strokes RULE!!!