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TS100 TF100
« on: August 29, 2009, 02:30:29 pm »
Hi,
I picked up a little TF100x in good condition but needing a bottom end rebuild as part of a job lot. It has really nice period Suzuki indicators and original levers. Thats all I wanted. Anyway, the kids really like it and reckon it would make a good recovery bike out at the property where we ride for when they run out of fuel etc. Sooooo... I hate to admit but i'm going to have a crack at getting the old girl going.
Like I've got the time!

Has any one got a complete crank ready to just put in. I'm not getting carried away with bearing and seals just Get It Going. I can get a rod kit for about $60 but that would mean an extra $160 including labor to get the crank assembled and that would be just silly to spend that much on it.

The rod kit is the same as TM, RM 100 125 but not sure about the rest.

Thanks, Chris

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Re: TS100 TF100
« Reply #1 on: August 29, 2009, 03:11:41 pm »
TS125/DS125/TF125 and TS100/DS100/TF100 all use the same crank if that's any help.
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Re: TS100 TF100
« Reply #2 on: August 29, 2009, 05:59:06 pm »
theres one on ebay oz . I seen it last night.
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Re: TS100 TF100
« Reply #4 on: August 29, 2009, 10:09:21 pm »
Where are you Chris? I should have a crank or three , but don't be frightened to put a rough idea where you are maybe, sort of northern NSW or southern WA  thing.  Price ? basically FA. Cheers Tim754
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Re: TS100 TF100
« Reply #5 on: August 29, 2009, 10:15:36 pm »
shouldnt cost $160 to fit a rod kit and true the crank. I send mine to www.iwt.com.au and Ian Williams does them for about the $30-$40 mark. His prices are on his website.
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Re: TS100 TF100
« Reply #6 on: August 30, 2009, 07:09:46 am »
Quote from: Tim754 on August 29, 2009, 10:09:21 pm
Where are you Chris? I should have a crank or three , but don't be frightened to put a rough idea where you are maybe, sort of northern NSW or southern WA  thing.  Price ? basically FA. Cheers Tim754

Tim,
Oh My! The kids will be happy:) Sounds good. Im in Canberra. If you let how much including post to 2906 ACT and how you like the payment I'll get onto it.

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shouldnt cost $160 to fit a rod kit and true the crank. I send mine to www.iwt.com.au and Ian Williams does them for about the $30-$40 mark. His prices are on his website.

That guys prices are great and has some great workshop services.
$160 includes buying the kit, post, labour as so on by the time its ready to drop in..
The guy I use here charges around the $70 - $80 to assemble, press and tune. Still, he has one of the best reputations in Canberra and he's the kind of guy who will spend another 20 minutes with me giving advice on how to re-assemble the engine so the value is certainly there.

Chris
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