Yamaha TZ 250 T Race Bike 1987, No 1 of the production line for this model
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2020 8:11 am
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Yamaha TZ 250 T Race Bike 1987, No 1 of the production line for this model
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Re: Yamaha TZ 250 T Race Bike 1987, No 1 of the production line for this model
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2020 10:49 am
Reminds me of the pics EddieJ used to post of his gorgeous 2 stroke collection on the immaculate lawn
Re: Yamaha TZ 250 T Race Bike 1987, No 1 of the production line for this model
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2020 7:31 pm
Ha! I'd forgotten about Eddie and his bikes. Hope the fella is well. He was a fine woodworker too,from memory.Bigyin wrote: Wed Dec 16, 2020 10:49 am Reminds me of the pics EddieJ used to post of his gorgeous 2 stroke collection on the immaculate lawn
Re: Yamaha TZ 250 T Race Bike 1987, No 1 of the production line for this model
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2020 7:40 pm
Don't forget the dislike of office workers he oft vocallised also. 
As for the TZ, I'd have no use for it but I saw the price and thought I'd give them ten grand for that, just for t'craic like. Then I saw it was a starting price.
As for the TZ, I'd have no use for it but I saw the price and thought I'd give them ten grand for that, just for t'craic like. Then I saw it was a starting price.
Re: Yamaha TZ 250 T Race Bike 1987, No 1 of the production line for this model
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2020 8:10 pm
Had a chat with him last weekend and he is fit and well but giving the forums a miss for now. He is still chucking the occasional bit of wood around tooSkub wrote: Wed Dec 16, 2020 7:31 pm
Ha! I'd forgotten about Eddie and his bikes. Hope the fella is well. He was a fine woodworker too,from memory.
Re: Yamaha TZ 250 T Race Bike 1987, No 1 of the production line for this model
Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2020 12:01 am
Buy it, i'll pick it up as its not that far away and i may know of someone with a very large collection of exotic bikes who could store it for youHarry wrote: Wed Dec 16, 2020 11:48 pm It's in my watch list.
I can't buy it because a) I can't be there to take delivery of it and b) what would I do with it?
But it's my era and I'd like to own one again, just because...
Re: Yamaha TZ 250 T Race Bike 1987, No 1 of the production line for this model
Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2020 12:19 am
I figured that would along the lines of the reply but gave you the option of "it doesnt have to come here my beloved " ....... i cant even keep it here as i have no more room with 2 bikes as my missus pointed out when i started looking at track bikes for Portimao but if i can manage to keep one amongst the work fleet at the training base you never know yetHarry wrote: Thu Dec 17, 2020 12:05 am
I appreciate the offer but I've got two exotic bikes stored in my dining room, more in the garage and one in the shed - it's not doing me any favours at all with the breadknife.
She'll be over the moon if I tell her I've bought another one, for no practical reason other than to waste some more money and store it in someone else's garage.
In our house my motorcycles are now known (in a thick northern accent) as "those bastard bikes...".
Re: Yamaha TZ 250 T Race Bike 1987, No 1 of the production line for this model
Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2020 12:42 am
My son and a few mates were looking at a unit for building up and maintaining their drift cars between events. They now have a former bomb dump HAS at RAF Coltishall as a workshopHarry wrote: Thu Dec 17, 2020 12:33 am
I once went down the route of sourcing storage facilities, even went to look at a unit on an industrial estate not far from the house - it was perfect, it had previously been a car workshop and had a mezzanine floor with enough room for an office, store room and a bedroom. I was excited about it and I'd pretty much decided it was a great idea.
But before pulling the trigger I had a moment of sobriety and thought what's the point. I'd fill it with bikes I couldn't ride, didn't have the time to fettle and it would be mostly just a burden, plus I'd have to worry about burglary. They're not even a decent investment, the money is better in other places despite what the ebay sellers trying to offload them claim.
If you have the time (+money) and it's a hobby then fair enough, if I end up with some surplus cash and I don't end up sailing around the world then I could get right into unit ownership and owning a bunch of bikes, but it would have to be as purely a hobby if I could afford it, because if you do the maths then the money to buy the unit and invest in the bikes isn't a great way to build your fortune or as a pension.
Loads of room for them all, they have built in somewhere they can kip if needed, room for a dozen cars to work on, installed post lifts and no worries about burglary as the place is quite literally bomb proof and there is a control of entry post on the site as half of it is now an HMP facility
