Yamaha Trailway TW200 Bike Build & Overview

[@phantomshtter]

Front disk brake was not the only upgrade. Yes, 2001 and up saw the change to disc brake up front but that was just the obvious, the electrical system was upgraded from 35W to 55W which made the light output noticeably better. The carburetor was upgraded to a CV style carb, the kick starter was removed, a trip meter was added, the handlebar controls got updated and an automatic cam chain adjuster was introduced. These are all just post 2000 upgrades, there have been numerous over the 34 production years of this exceptional little thumper.

[@jeepinspence]

Thats the best color scheme I've seen on a Dub yet!

[@johncope4977]

When you say that you live at 4500 feet, does that mean you have superpowers? Do you walk on clouds? Can I call you captain marvelous? Good video,, thanks for sharing.

[@packman3220]

Mine is also a '92 and I got it with

[@thedh19]

I bought my first TW back in 1996 and it’s still in service today! I saved every penny I had back then to buy this bike as it was my first new bike. Great unit and very dependable. Easy to learn on as well.

[@rmatvmc]

Thanks for sharing with us *Doug!* That is very cool that you are still the original owner. Awesome bikes!

[@chrislaymon3476]

I have an 87 and a 96. Super cool bikes.

[@Dollsteak69]

This is one of the better reviews out there. Be well!

[@wranglercody8422]

My dad bought a 91’ tw in 2011, one owner with 1100 miles on it. Great little bike, it’s the mountain goat of motorcycles. He sold it in 2015 but the guy who bought it still rides around the small town we’re in.

[@fazermanny]

I, 220 lbs, have ridden one of these in long off road weekend rides and it was awesome in every way. Riding dirt roads at high speed is also possible but doesn't feel as planted. The only bike with tires that work great both on and off road.

[@tomcassilljr.6603]

Just picked up a 1995 for $1000.00, 1,365 miles on it, sounds like a good deal. I'm using it for hunting and doing real estate here in Idaho! Great video!!

[@rmatvmc]

Dude, that's a good deal! I did a 6 day bow hunt in Idaho last year. - Chase

[@tomcassilljr.6603]

@@rmatvmc That"s awesome!! What unit did you hunt? I'm looking forward to getting the TW200 and finding new hunting area and hopefully shed hunting too! First trail bike i've ever had! Can't wait!!

[@ryanring3965]

I am just learning about these bikes. A friend of mine is selling his 2013 TW200 for $1500... it only has 390 miles on it. Seems like a good deal. I think I am just going to buy it and see how I like it! Thanks for the great review!

[@spicydeath82]

one thing is in the 2000's the installed a bigger stator, so the newer bikes produce more electricity, so with led lights it frees up a ton of extra amps for running seat and hand warmers, running phone chargers, etc.

[@redraiderrider3289]

Ya, definantly need that cell phone in the woods 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@Rene-up1dl]

87 lights ran off the stators pulse. 88 went through the battery.

[@DARIVSARCHITECTVS]

I have a 2010 T-Dub. Just rode it tonight on a short food run. The T-Dub is SO MUCH FUN. Easy to ride, easy to maintain. It's a two wheeled ATV. Safety tip for new T-Dub riders: replace the front tire with a Shinko 241 tire. There's a reason why T-Dub riders call the Bridgestone Trailwing tire the "DeathWing". It doesn't cling to rain slick road nearly as well as the Shinko and can wash out and leave you sliding. That's the FIRST mod you should install! The DeathWing is okay for dirt and trail, but not good for wet roads. The rear Bridgestone tire works okay for everything.

[@ohwell2790]

Your review is one of the best I have seen. Thank you for not swearing every other word.THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@rmatvmc]

Thanks for watching *Darrell Grisham!*

[@deltabluesdavidraye]

long knight Never trust someone who doesn't swear,they might be a Christian.

[@mathieu6345]

Watch the fortnine review about the tw200

[@jasonhochman3750]

It's kind of an unattractive bike, but I wouldn't mind having one of these. They sound fun. I saw a comment on another video about this bike: the commenter said that his neighbor, who is in his 70s, has one of these, and he rides out with his fishing pole and metal detector for his daily adventure. Here in Houston, the streets are in terrible shape, and flood anytime it rains even a little. So this bike would be good for running errands or commuting in town. Could take shortcuts across the neighborhood lawns and drive right through the road construction zones. It would also be great to take to some of the off road destinations, such as the beach, the desert, the Piney Woods. However, the biggest problem would be riding to those locations. Since the bike is not that big or that fast, it would be hard to ride on the highway, and since it is small, carrying gear or a passenger would be a challenge, too.

[@bladeuser101]

great vid, im 62 and ive been riding one for 15 years, ive ridden bigger bikes but this is a fun bike. i also used it for hunting and found its quiet engine made it easy to get closer to game. i now am into exploring the bush and forest tracks with it and am really enjoying getting away from the rat race with it. here in Australia we cant buy the new models as for some stupid reason the motorcycle companies stopped importing them thinking they wouldnt sell here . big mistake . so they are as rare as hens teeth over here.

[@rmatvmc]

That's awesome! I was just riding mine the other day around town. It was freezing outside (40F), but my heated grips and seat saved me. Man, exploring the bush of Australia on one sounds so fun! Australia is definitely on the bucket list of places to visit. The won't import them huh? Well, their loss I guess. Glad you liked the video and thank you for commenting! Have fun in the bush!-Chase

[@rmatvmc]

Oh, we will have a new rack from Tusk for it shortly that is large, mounts to the frame so it can support heavy loads and will have an awesome price. Check back in a week or two to see it!

[@SamP0rterBridges]

I learned to ride on a TW 16 years ago. I rode it to school and around town. It got me hooked!

[@rmatvmc]

That's awesome! I ride mine around town quite a bit still. I love the looks people give when you're on it.-Chase

[@Georgia4Low]

The TW200 is what got me hooked on dual sport riding!!! Fun little bike!!

[@joshlewis5065]

The TW is such a good bike. I hope they don't remodel it. Keep the air cooling, fat tires, and analog guages

[@k.snyder_812]

It wouldn't be bad if they rear disk and/or fuel injection

[@levis5230]

225 or 250cc would be really nice so it could go 60

[@chrispotts2808]

Imagine if the trail ways had the raptor 700 motor!!

[@albertptran]

Josh Lewis yamaha should improve the front brakes. Mine takes ages to stop on pavement

[@shredder_mang3211]

Josh Lewis only upgrade it would get would be it being discontinued unfortunately

[@nrspence8258]

Should have mentioned a new skid plate upgrade. The stock skid plate is pop can thin. Ricochet make a good one for the Tdub.

[@rmatvmc]

Nate, I agree. Unfortunately we didn't have a skid plate for it at the time. But we are looking at possibly picking some up. Thanks for watching and the suggestion.-Chase

[@airbats801]

THey are thin, but I never really had much issue beating it up growing up. Mostly rode in the nw oregon woods though so more mud and slop then rocks and jumping

[@creationd6097]

Yes original skid plate is very thin

[@enricofumi8072]

my gf in highschool had one of these, great rides... happy to learn they are still making them, great commuter for the city.

[@demoncleaner80]

yeah but how was the bike?

[@dawoudjoufcaranguian5319]

Yieeee you miss her?

[@enricofumi8072]

alot!

[@machupikachu1085]

@@enricofumi8072 I've learned a lesson here: If a guy meets a girl who is cool enough to ride a Tdub, he should marry her lol

[@nacholibre1962]

Picked one up a month ago. I'm six feet tall. Sure the bike is a little small, but it's a lot of fun on the trails. Standing is hard on the back, so I'll be adding 2" handlebar risers. I alsready upgraded the pegs to larger ones as my feet literally slopped off thr stock pegs. A couple of things he doesn't mention: Firstly, the sub-frame at the tail end is smaller gauge steel that the man frame and so can only take a little weight. The manufacturer states is a measly seven pounds. That rack he has on his machine will not improve that scenario at all. For proper weight carriage, you need something attached to the actual main frame. Pro-Cycle sell them. Secondly, he didn't mention how crap the stock skid plate is (and I see he still has the stock plate on his). It's about as robust as a Coke can. Again, Pro-Cycle have much better ones that actually work.

[@nathanallen4509]

I plan on getting one myself. I rode one in my msf course and love the bike. And it still does fine with someone bigger. In 6'2" and 310lbs

[@johnschultz4955]

6’2” 310 This is what I’ve been looking for for a long time now When I got rid of the DRZ400 I was gonna get a TW But now I’ve been without a bike for about two years and couldn’t find much from us larger riders Any specific mods or just crank up the shocks Thanks

[@Rene-up1dl]

@@johnschultz4955 Heavier fork oil.

[@craigphesse]

I know this is about Yamaha and Yamaha is great. I have a Yamaha street bike. But I also have a Honda 200 xr. The simplicity and reliability is amazing. I've had it over 10 years and it's just bullet proof. I've put it under water and through the hottest mudiest trails time and time again and have replaced the front sproket, clutch and brake shoes. Of course oil change but that's it. The motor still has tons of compression and it will go all day on a tank of fuel. $10 in gas is a pretty cheap way to have fun on the trail. Bigger bikes are more fun but a lot more money to run and a lot harder to run on tight trails especially when a water pump goes and coolant is shooting out everywhere.

[@offroad8055]

Craig Hesse I have an '02 XR200.... love riding that little bike! It absolutely kills it in the tight single track and is dead reliable.

[@JumpingWatermelons]

Chase is probably my favorite motorcycle parts company reviewers/salesmen. I like his style. No nonsense. Straightforward. No fast talking BS. No trying to hard with (bad) jokes. Turns out, we have similar tastes in bikes. I also have a TW200. And I'll be riding it a bunch in Utah later this spring. Yeah buddy!

[@rmatvmc]

glad you enjoy the videos, Falcon Time! Yeah, I don't care much for jokes that aren't too funny haha. The Tdub is such a fun little bike. Where do you plan to ride in Utah?-Chase

[@JumpingWatermelons]

@@rmatvmc I'm really not sure where I'll ride yet. Trying to sort that out. It could be in a bunch of different areas: Southwest (near St George and Zion)... through the middle of the state (around Panguitch, Bryce, Escalante, Boulder), over east (around Canyonlands, Moab), in the middle (San Rafael Swell).

[@rmatvmc]

@@JumpingWatermelons Dang! You're going to cover a lot of ground! That should be fun.

[@Rene-up1dl]

lick those Alpine Stars, buddy.

[@albertptran]

Chase, thanks for making this video. I am a happy owner of a TW200 too. Still my first and only bike. Bent the handlebars, crashed and broke my leg, rode 30,000 miles, broke the speedometer, leaks oil, etc. This bike does everything well except going up a steep, long hill lol

[@rmatvmc]

*Albert Tran* These things are bulletproof. But, even the T-Dub can need some love and a fresh tune up from time to time, after time. Give that thing a tune up :) Thanks for watching!

[@Rene-up1dl]

1st gear, pinned.

[@mikeyerke3920]

Almost everyone, at one time or another said, “I think I would like to have one of those TWs.” 🏁

[@chasecook7775]

Right?! Seriously one of the funnest little bikes out there.

[@briancz7112]

I just bought a 2005 tw200 last week. I love it so far.

[@mikeyerke3920]

Brian cz That’s awesome! I wouldn’t mind picking a nice one up used, but they’re not too expensive new either... 🏁

[@mikeyerke3920]

@Simon Nickolas Scammers.

[@mikeyerke3920]

@Leonard Ahmed Scammers.

[@MagicRoosterBluesBand]

I have the more street version of this bike; the Suzuki Vanvan 200. Both are great!

[@MarylandWearAndCarry]

They changed the carb along with the front brake in 2001. I get 70+/- mpg on the trail and I flog it. Definitely + 1 on the aftermarket skid plate. The stock ones are about as thick as a Coke can.

[@adamintheoutdoors2119]

I am looking at getting one of these as my first bike

[@JagLite]

They are excellent trail bikes for those who like to ride slow and enjoy the scenery. I currently have two, one in two states for summer and winter riding. I tell people it is NOT a dual sport because most riders think of the "sport" part of riding and the TW is not a good choice to try to ride quickly. Low and slow is fun! Many of us own faster dual sports for those rides. The TW needs a good skid plate and a better front tire. I just bought a Tusk Adventure tire (130/90/18) to try on the front. Great review!

[@Rene-up1dl]

Death to the Deathwing.

[@allenhuling598]

Great bike, great review! After 30+ years away from riding, a friend's TW is what got me back in the saddle....awesome!

[@cherriebeyer9331]

Excellent, I'm a TW200 owner.

[@rmatvmc]

Welcome to the TW Family!

[@DARIVSARCHITECTVS]

Me too!

[@tavobuhrig7236]

I found a t-dup of the exact year (1992) with only 6100km and still had all the original stock parts. It had all the original papers too!!the dude who was selling it only offered $1500CAD super rare for this to happen

[@rmatvmc]

That sounds like a good deal!

[@gcrad1]

AWESOME!!!! Stoked to see you guys paying attention to the Yamaha TW200!

[@rmatvmc]

*GCRad1* These are fantastic machines! Thanks for watching.

[@hargray2]

I had that exact same bike brand new in ‘92. I was 11 and barely over 100lbs, but it would top out at 72mph. Completely stock at sea level in SC.

[@ArnoldsDesign]

I bought a leftover 92 in 94. Brings back memories.

[@manugatzi6158]

The bike I first dreamed of riding in the trails. Brings back memories.

[@rmatvmc]

never too late to make that dream come true.-Chase

[@lucymuffin30]

Bought my 2015 new, absolutely love it...will never sell it!! Perfect as a second bike...

[@gbryant65]

Great vid! I just bought a 2016 with 560 actual miles at a repo auction today for $2400! It is so fun! I've had a Valkyrie, Harley and others and this thing is a blast at 50 mph. I'm giving it to my son since he's been asking for a dual sport or a honda shadow to start riding. Again- great video with some great ideas! Be safe out there!

[@GaryLordsWayMinistry]

Great video, very nicely done, thinking about one of these for my Arkansas backwood adventures, for camping and fishing in the backwoods of Arkansas and the TAT, thanks. I agree with LOong knight as well, thank you for being professional, mature, and considerate of your audience and using proper language etiquette and vocabulary, three thumbs up for that one~!~!~

[@rmatvmc]

That bike would be at home doing those activities, definitely a great option. Also, thank you for the kind words, it is much appreciated!

[@MrAmericanBarricade]

My initials are TW and I was born in 1992! I want this bike! Lol

[@kdxkyle]

I would definitely buy one of these if I could get one for cheap, but people around here seem to try to sell them for $3500 after beating on them for 10 years.

[@Champaignmike]

Bought a 1991 TW for $750.00 a few years ago, At the time I thought I was a damn fool. Now I love the damn thing. Pick the TW over my KLR all the time.

[@rmatvmc]

That's awesome!

[@daftnord4957]

the best upgrade i've done to my TW is change the front tire to a dunlop d606 and a shinko 241, i have both tires on different wheels. both are infinitely better on gravel

[@rmatvmc]

We especially love the D606 here, great choices and glad both those tires are working better for you. Thanks for the input!

[@Rene-up1dl]

Loose anything puts the deathwing in a slide.

[@deepbludude4697]

I had a 2007 paid 1200 bucks for it with 2100 miles on it, loved it, super slow but fun as shit.

[@rmatvmc]

Right?! I took mine out this weekend and went for a 25 mile ride with the Fiance on the back haha. As long as you expect slow then you won't be disappointed. Thanks for watching.-Chase

[@zackshick11]

I had a 1992 just like that one. It was completely stock with the exception of the final drive sprocket. We put a slightly larger front sprocket on it (two or three more teeth than stock) and that gave us a bit more comfort riding around town without sacrificing much if any of the crawling gears. Wish I would have thought about an LED headlight and taillight because it did have some trouble keeping up with the electrical draw.

[@Jimpassarotri]

Why aren't there any serious super fat tire dirt bikes? That trend took off really hard in mountain bikes 2 years ago. Why not have a serious fat tire 450?

[@leesuschrist]

I've been fond if these bikes since I started riding motorcycles. It seems that everyone who owns or has owned one loves them. Maybe someday....

[@rmatvmc]

They're definitely a fun little bike to have around. So many uses for them. I have no regrets.-Chase

[@vancehamilton1934]

I had an '89 TW200 brand new. I loved that bike. I'd have another if I had some trails locally

[@fwysngrns]

We own two of them. Fun little bikes. Nice video. I know RM ATV-MC does not sell them, but the CycleRacks TW rack is awesome. But I did buy everything else from RM, including the Tusk bars, hand guards, etc.

[@gringopines3476]

YA MY MAN THIS BIKE IS DA-BOMB... LIKE THIS VIDEO AND ALL THE INFO. THANX FOR ALL TOUR KNOWLEDGE AN EXPERTISE... THANX FOR BEIN KIND AN NOT TRASHIN THE LIL MONKEY... IT'S PRETTY KILLER. YOU STAY COOL AN KEEP PUSHIN ON MY FRIEND... PEACE...

[@EmineMingXue]

TW 200 Rider from China says hello~ yeah....

[@taylort123]

i think the best part of this video was recognizing the rear rack you bought. 95% chance i welded that myself. i never knew what bike it was for until i just googled it. i always thought it was one of my companies after market parts, not yamaha OEM. I hope it didn't fit like shit for you guys

[@grandmotovidsmotorcycleand9369]

An atv rear tire and led head lights are the way to go! Also a fmf pipe

[@endurotruckererniedesjardins]

The TUBBLEWUBBLE LOL... my dad bought me a brandnew 87 in 87. Rode it all over. Amazing bike. Even funn as heck in the snow. I rode it from home to the skihill when snow conditions were to crappy to ride my bravo. I think i had more funn on the tubble wubble then i did on any of my many many mx bikes.

[@henryhiggins2021]

these were in Australia back in 2006 , it was sold as a ag bike for farmers . they barely sold at all.

[@jakestech28]

My friend's dad has one, they are so much fun! His has a large sprocket on the rear, so it's not much fast but still fun.

[@markdumas6387]

Best bike to teach a new rider.

[@rmatvmc]

It's awesome for that. I just taught my fiance to ride on it. She was definitely nervous but having such an easy bike to ride made it sooo much easier for her to learn and get comfortable. Thanks for watching and commenting!-Chase

[@revolution51]

Or an old brittle boned boomer like me.

[@Rene-up1dl]

@@revolution51 It all in the way you flop.

[@albertptran]

The OEM skid plate has been serving my TW fine for years, even bashing on huge rocks. Engine still running

[@d1fballplayer]

You sir are either just a road rider or damn lucky... quite a few have put rocks through their motor case. even with a better plate ive had some close calls. a better plate will also help protect your levers

[@albertptran]

d1fballplayer yeah pretty lucky My problems now are oil leak where the header starts, broken turn signal stem, and broken kickstand spring holder

[@d1fballplayer]

@@albertptran well sir, sounds like you are one of the few getting out and actually enjoying the world.

[@desmondmoonbear4143]

I'm planning to get one for my first bike

[@rmatvmc]

That's awesome! They're a blast. - Chase

[@wilsonstamford3644]

Really apricated the video, im 14 and thinking about getting a motorcycle and I learned on a 2010 tw200 and wasn't sure if i could cruse around town or go to foot ball games on it and it is perfect. I know what motorcycle im going to get.

[@rmatvmc]

glad we could help you out! Have fun out there.-Chase

[@80sruler]

That 40-45 is the range I usually keep my Grom in

[@erinplourde-bragg9557]

I can get my dub up to 70+ miles an hour I love mine. Its 2021 so still got a lot of memories to make

[@nbandpinportugal]

The colour and graphics make or break this bike in my opinion. This one is perfect. The latest 2001 Radical Grey makes it look dull by comparison.

[@Jimo368]

I used to own one, fun bike. I just always wanted a 350 engine in it.

[@rmatvmc]

*Jimo368* Super fun bikes. A 350 engine would be a nice welcomed upgrade, but the 200 gets it done! Thanks for watching.

[@louisbabycos106]

Ecotron has both efi and a turbo kit for it

[@stopglobalswarming]

Great bike.

[@flyone8350]

My 2013 goes went 70 on freeway with no traffic and no back wind. If a strong breeze comes my way, it might take me down to 50 where I want to slow down even more to keep control. I say that being used to 1200 cc bikes much heavyer this thing weighs near nothing

[@thatguyyouknow.8303]

My T-Dub is slow...but the earth is patient😉

[@beargibson3100]

lol

[@TommyNitro]

In the words of F9, the Tdub won't get you there quickly, but it will always get you there.

[@Lookout4the3rdrail]

Best Comment

[@jgeph2.4]

Amen lol

[@trevfirefy8179]

Absolutely!!! Its all about the journey and not the fastest way to get to your destination.

[@johnhoward7790]

Wish they sold these in the UK! I know we have the Van van but I prefer the squarer styling on these!

[@airbats801]

Good bike, owned 2 over the years. They take a real beating, but man they are in need of some weight loss and better brakes. Those front drums were terrible for any type of aggressive riding. I really wanted the disk brake front end for mine, but eh. I moved on. Other than power, they do great on the sand when you air down a lot. Quite fun. I retired both of my bikes do to rusted tanks years ago, but I think you can actually get a plastic tank for them now. I will say, dropping a tooth in the front really makes this thing a tractor, and very good for technical slow stuff.

[@Rene-up1dl]

Swap out forks n brakes w a newer Yamaha.

[@tearav3]

Great review wish they'd made them in a 350cc option. I have a Honda 82 XL250R love it and always wanted one of the tw's but I do like to go on longer rides and want more top speed. I saw a guy heavily mod a tw with fuel injection and oil cooler and other stuff got a lot more top speed like 80mph

[@rmatvmc]

With fuel injection?!

[@tearav3]

@@rmatvmc ya, oh and turbo lol kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5Lbh4ions52mLs

[@ExiledQ]

beautiful! would love to get my hands on one with a similar paintjob. I very much appreciate you mentioning your height

[@the10thleper]

Still have mine and still love it!

[@Big_John_C]

Drop a tooth or 2 in the rear, they are geared low enough to ride off road and be able to cruise 55 once sprocket is changed without overworking the engine.

[@fauzipogee5329]

I m planning to buy in 2/3 yrs as I m getting older n slower now ride Xr650L n Wr250F 2015..and I m going to enjoy outdoor a lot esp forrest n sea side in outskirts of my rainforest range.

[@olliechristopher467]

My sister had one of these years ago. I love that bike!!

[@REPVILE]

I learned to ride on a TW. I’d love to get ahold of an old BW someday.

[@kylefournier1018]

Bw is what got me on tw

[@shadowbikermotovlogs9141]

My friend has one I rode I’m 6 foot and it was still comfortable for me and he modded his he can get his to 75mph and cruise at 65 70

[@geraldscott4302]

I really want one of these, but I can't see any way to fix a flat tire out on the road or trail. I am disabled and could not walk out if the bike broke down. I currently ride a 2001 XT225, and it has never broke down, but I have had a lot of flat tires riding in the AZ desert. My XT225 has an aftermarket center stand (no longer available) and also much smaller narrower tires on larger diameter rims. And it is all I can do to repair a flat on that. It would be impossible without the center stand. There is no center stand available for the TW200, and it looks like a nightmare to get those huge tires (which are otherwise one of the main things I like about it, it's almost a 2 wheeled ATV) off the wheels and back on again. In fact on one video I watched a guy destroy a new tube changing it in his garage at home. He ripped a hole in it with a tire iron.

[@ooyginjardl4037]

Quality vid. Thanks.

[@DirtyOldMountainGoat]

Sooooo tempted to get a TW

[@badmojoe]

I am not sure of the year, but that's the bike I got my MCS permit on in California.

[@k.snyder_812]

I have always wanted a tw200

[@codyanderson8698]

My first bike.

[@rmatvmc]

rad!

[@SOBaseball]

Cool vid! I had a dt50 in 1990. It would do about 5 in 1st and 50-ish. I was 6’3 maybe 200 then and I loved it. I want something now for the neighborhood and to take the kids on a ride. You think the TW would be too small for me? 6’4 230ish now. Tks!

[@GiuseppeSimonetti]

I've known about heated grips which I was never a big fan of but heated seats? That sounds pretty cool especially on a cruiser in NY.

[@rmatvmc]

You gotta have those creature comforts when you're out ripping around. - Wes

[@GiuseppeSimonetti]

@@rmatvmc I finally saved up enough money to buy a dual sport this week. I'll check your website out for parts and a heated seat. Lol

[@MikeMiller-nn1pj]

I love my tw200

[@whowell117]

Love the bike took my road test on one!!

[@nrspence8258]

I love the TW200, great video.

[@rmatvmc]

*Nate Spence* We love it too! Thanks for watching.

[@kitwelch4266]

I have a YAMAHA TW200 bike and it's red and white by the way TW stands for trailway

[@rmatvmc]

Correct. Thanks for watching!

[@MsNevadakid]

heated grips and seat, haha .. awesome lil scooter.. ....happy trails....

[@jlc904ubc]

Great info! Great video! I love the Tdub! Please show more Tdub videos in the future. Thanks

[@rmatvmc]

That's the plan. Thanks for watching!

[@beargibson3100]

You can do a sprocket change if you're going to do a lot of highway riding.

[@lostinpa-dadenduro7555]

There’s a dude on y-tube who hare scrambled his. 😀👍

[@rmatvmc]

*LostinPA* Now that's something I got to see!

[@lostinpa-dadenduro7555]

Rocky Mountain ATV MC here you go. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqqUm4engNlpnKc

[@albertptran]

Me lol and poorly

[@geoffreyjones2000]

I got crippled(lightning) and never got to :/ @@albertptran

[@GeorgeLoch]

This is a classic beast!

[@budblankenship5696]

The TW was my first car. It was my ride my freshman & sophmore year. 1993-94. Great times, awesome little bike. Glad to see it get some recognition. Great video, greatly appreciated.

[@kenmunoz8517]

Nuthin’ more fun than high torque/ low performing tractor motors that run FOREVER! Ever watch a video on setting valve gap on a KTM Adventure? Might as well own an F1 car and all the expense that goes with it.

[@chasecook7775]

True story.

[@jeffgarner1448]

Torque and simple makes a much beer bike

[@Arachnoid_of_the_underverse]

If your going to be using it for commuting too would you not be better of raising the front sprocket by a tooth

[@Big_John_C]

Or lower the rear a tooth or 2.

[@xeniawillett9831]

Good job on the video.Very informative and enjoyable.Thank You

[@richardburns9772]

Classic.