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Tailpiece like this (from Honda) is what I'm imagining... along with rebending/angling of the muffler/tailpipe to bring it up under the passenger footrest.

 

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Being a fan of smokers I'll be looking replace the Yammy part with a tuned expansion chamber at some point - "pig ugly' to some is the simple beauty of two strokes to others...

 

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Being a fan of smokers I'll be looking replace the Yammy part with a tuned expansion chamber at some point - "pig ugly' to some is the simple beauty of two strokes to others...
 
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I love expansion tanks on stokers.. you may have to be quick .. it's a dying art.

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Seem to be a number of middle-aged Thai bike enthusiast around where I live... they grew up on smokers and their kids seem to be into 2T motocross... apparently there are a few old hands around to manufacture chambers and there are still some aftermarket kits out there.

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Tyga has the silencer if the mounting is a "conventional" three bolt fixing. Made for an NSR 150 but....Expansion chamber they don't have but Poon Sub (spelling) market you might find one as the old strokers never die. 

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Nice project keep us updated, your plans sound good, keep it simple.

Mayby dual disks are a bit over the top for a light bike as the TZM.

As you might know the TZM is still very popular in Malaysia enough inspiration on various site  ( bike pics.com)

 

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and questionable ones.......[attachment=277142:TZM..... but different.jpg][attachment=277141:TZM.... but different 2.jpg]

 

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OP, just keep it as it is like the first photo. Marlboro one. Nice one!

It looks the best IMO.

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I think if you want to really trick it out a single sided swing arm is in order.

 

if you can find one nowadays!

a honda nsr150 proarm makes this bike a great looker!

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I think if you want to really trick it out a single sided swing arm is in order.

 

if you can find one nowadays!

a honda nsr150 proarm makes this bike a great looker!

 

Hmmm... I DO like single-sided swing-arms!! Should be lots of wrecked NSRs with good swing-arms about though, no?

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I think if you want to really trick it out a single sided swing arm is in order.

 
if you can find one nowadays!
a honda nsr150 proarm makes this bike a great looker!
 
Hmmm... I DO like single-sided swing-arms!! Should be lots of wrecked NSRs with good swing-arms about though, no?

Nope. They have been put on cbr250's etc

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I think if you want to really trick it out a single sided swing arm is in order.

 
if you can find one nowadays!
a honda nsr150 proarm makes this bike a great looker!
 
Hmmm... I DO like single-sided swing-arms!! Should be lots of wrecked NSRs with good swing-arms about though, no?

Nope. They have been put on cbr250's etc

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So I should be looking for wrecked CBR250s etc then, eh!?!? LOL!!

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Here is a quick Photoshop of what I am thinking for the end product....
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all cool but rectangular headlight sure will look better!

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^ Square headlights are , well, so '80's! The headlight from say a Honda Zoomer would be more , now! A large round one from say a Phantom would be more "cafe".

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Nice project!

Hope you get on with it quicker than me with mine!

How long has yours been in-the-works?

 

 

Depends when you count from!

 

I am building one "good" bike from 2 not so good bikes... I bought the first one in September last year, the second one in November.

 

I actually got the tools out and started taking one of them apart in January...

 

So I'd say 6 months really.

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Nice project!

Hope you get on with it quicker than me with mine!

How long has yours been in-the-works?

 

 

Depends when you count from!

 

I am building one "good" bike from 2 not so good bikes... I bought the first one in September last year, the second one in November.

 

I actually got the tools out and started taking one of them apart in January...

 

So I'd say 6 months really.

 

I'd be happy with 6 months! I've already had a "tool" issue... many rusted/locked fasteners... I need an impact driver and an easy-out!!

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Nice project!

Hope you get on with it quicker than me with mine!

How long has yours been in-the-works?
 
 
Depends when you count from!
 
I am building one "good" bike from 2 not so good bikes... I bought the first one in September last year, the second one in November.
 
I actually got the tools out and started taking one of them apart in January...
 
So I'd say 6 months really.
 
I'd be happy with 6 months! I've already had a "tool" issue... many rusted/locked fasteners... I need an impact driver and an easy-out!!

Well, 6 months to take one bike apart is hardly good going, but at least I've had more luck than you. The bike was sitting in a garden open to the elements for several years before I got my greasy hands on it yet only one snapped bolt in the whole process! No rounded hears and no stripped threads.

Bit of a result really.
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