nice little tm75!!!

[frostype400]

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/SUZUKI-TM-75-1975-CLASSIC-DIRT-BIKE-NO-RES_W0QQitemZ170368228128QQcmdZViewItemQQptZAU_Motorcycles?hash=item27aabcdb20&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14

if only it was 325cc bigger id be over there thanks Michael.

[EML]

Maybe TMBill wants it for his mantel piece or as a bonnet ornament!!

[oldyzman]

Cute eh'

[VMX247]

heres another little cutie  --what a pearla for your collection Doc
 http://www.vintagemx.us/cgi-bin/swapmeet.cgi

This is a 1974 Suzuki TM75. I don't know how rare these are, but I've never seen one on here before. It's a very cool little bike. Would make a great pit bike or an addition to a collection. It runs real nice. Usually starts first kick.It has a fresh .060" oversize bore with a Wiseco piston and rings. The crank bearings feel tight. Has fresh forks seals and oil. New levers and grips. I had the tank and fenders profesionally painted and the new graphics applied. Got the color code from Vintage Suzuki. The tank has been Kreemed. It has stock jetting. The seat is stock and in great condition. It has the stock air filter and it's in good condition.
$850.00 Any questions, give me a call at (989) 892-4147 or just reply to this ad.
     Albert Laczko
Bay City, MI
Phone: (989) 892-4147 | Email
Registered Since 12/19/2009 | 19 Posts
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[DR]

I have 1 of those thanks Alison mines a '74 also but it has 75 style tank stickers cause they're my personal fav

[VMX247]

AHHH WAY GROOVY     love the sticker too,,They breed well 
cheers

[Curly3]

I had one of those, brand new in 74.
Suzuki's much anticipated competitor for the XR75, what a flop.
My next step up was to a Speedway Jawa about a year later, YEEEEEEHHHAAAAAAHHHH.
I bought a rough TM75 for $50 about a year ago, nostalgia got the better of me.

[DR]

Slide, your next step up was a speedway solo..ironically at 16 I went from the RM80B directly to the RM400C best move I ever made (though no-one believed me at the time except me )..still have them both which makes it even better.

Alison, here's is another you would have prolly seen, my TSM50 mini in a classic 70's shade of Deep Purple! ..a 5 speed big block TS50 in a TS75 chassis..it actually seems to go a bit better than the 75..weird



older pic, it has the proper wheels complete with trials universal's and better shocks these days

[VMX247]

older pic, it has the proper wheels complete with trials universal's and better shocks these days

oh and there I was thinking it was better than the 70 due to lower power to the ground ,so to speak     
really should all get off our ass's and go the motto 100 event,give the little ones some life again cheers

[mustanggrahame]

My first bike was a TM75 1974 model as well. It is the only Suzuki I have ever owned. If that bike was in Australia I think I would have to have it. It doesn't matter now whether they were a good bike or not. It is a nostalgia thing. I do think they look very cool! I haven't ever seen another other than mine. Yours looks fantastic DOC. Hopefully I could see it some time.
Cheers, Grahame.

[Slakewell]

Were they really only 50cc not 75?

[Tim754]

No TM/TS75 were 72cc TS50 were 49cc . I got enough 1974 TM75 stuff here now for a resto.....or  maybe swap for SL125 SL100 stuff....or yes yes a set of early CR125 wheels!!! for my SL racer

[Slakewell]

Hmm maybe i thinking Kawa 75? Any pic's of a TM 50?

[Tim754]

The purple one pictured above of Docs... is a 50......

[DR]

and a TS at that..suzuki didn't make a TM 50 Slackwell so I had to take it upon myself..necessity and mothers of inventions and all that stuff been known to do stoopid things like that bit like Tim I'd say, no disrespect Tim I just keep collecting bits and eventually I build something..emphasis on something actually Tim's creations are far more...creative! I still haven't got to that 3rd wheel