Searching for info about bucket #88

[=cJ=]

Hi there guys, girls and bucket racers... :Pokey:

I've just managed to acquire bucket #88 for a minor sum of New Zealand currency. But what I don't know is much about how and where and what it's bolted together from.

I know the engine's a TF100 (or perhaps TS, but I'm not that expert to know the difference), and that it's been tweaked a little.

The pipes a sales design, I can't for the life of me remember what the frame is/was. It's spent a fair bit of time round Palmerston North then down to Wellington from time to time.

I've got to head back out and start grabbing frame numbers if I can find them, which might help my quest, but I'm up at Field Days for a week, so that's going to have to wait :-(

If anyone here can hit me with a cluestick, then that would be wonderful :-)

Cheers

[Skunk]

Pics will help too. The engine number is stamped on them. Mine has TF-125 XXXX on it so I know it's a TF. Hope that helps. :laugh:

[gav]

Yow Ling has some #88 buckets, maybe some more info would help?

[Yow Ling]

I think this is the bike he is talking about,

I know nussing, except I thought about buying it.

[F5 Dave]

So is that Glen's bike?, he gave it to his son Mike(Matt?) in Normandale Only had it for a while after racing his RX125 for years.

[TygerTung]

I reckon it would be a great bike for Yow Ling as he wouldn't even have to change the number!

[Yow Ling]

I reckon it would be a great bike for Yow Ling as he wouldn't even have to change the number!

i got heaps , dont need any more

[Bert]

Hummmm the lovely sound of ringdindindindin another TF joins the fold, good on ya CJ. We will have to have a palmy drag off....

This means I can get my RG frame back soon ? :)
Hows the ZXR going ? is it going to be ready for round 2 ?