Dear Bradley, Been Riding Since Minibikes back in the 60's. My First Motorcycle, Yamaha 125 AT2 "1972" Enduro. So I could license bike to ride roads to our trails. Up graded with Knobby Tires, Expansion Chamber 2 Stoked Ring-A-Ding, Notice Front Would "Wash Out" Not Handle Well. Front & Rear Tires 18". What I Did To Improve Handling: New Aluminum 21" Rim & Knobby Tire. Yamaha Shop Respoke New Rim To My Front Hub & Installed. Then Motorcycle Handle Great, Off & On Road. One Thing I Can See Wrong With With Stock Yamaha TW200 Is This Problem You Discuss With Front Fork Rake. Glad You Have Fix. Another Problem Is The Front Fender Mounted Low Right Over Tire. My Old Yamaha Also Was Like That. Riding Through "Gumbo Mud" Stuck To Front Tire And Stop Wheel From Turning, Due To Mud Between Tire And Front Fender. Fix By Installing "Preston Petty Fender" High Mounted MX Style Fender. I still ride Dirt Motorcycles & ATV's. Will Probably Buy Yamaha TW200 & Buy Your "Big Wheel Kit" Sincerely. mthompson@fandr.com
Hello I’m new to the channel just bought a tw (2005) I’ve had many bikes in my life and finally found one I truly enjoy found this channel as well very informative and to the point you’ll be sending me some of your products soon 👍
Thank you so much for the info 👍 oh a was also interested when the 2 Inch Front Fork Extetions were going to be back in stock because once i get the green light from the install guy about installation of the 26 Inch fat tire im assuming i will need the 2 inch front fork extensions
The TW200 is designed to spend more time off-road than on. Why would someone want to undermine its ability to perform off-road? That's what the bike does best.
