Suzuki TS100A parts book

[TimK]

If anyone can use a Suzuki TS100A parts book that I dug out of my shed in a recent tidy up PM me and I'll stick it in the post.

[muskrat]

G'day Tim.
I'd like that. I used to have one and had all the manuals of every bike/car/truck I've ever owned.
PM sent
Cheers.

ps: If anyone else has hold manuals/parts books they don't want please let me know.

[Joolstacho]

Bugger ya gotta be quick here eh?

[TimK]

First In, Best Dressed!

[Rex]

I have to admit that the Suzy TS100 I had back in the 1980s was one of the best little bikes I ever owned. Utterly reliable and peppy for a 100cc. RPO 766S where are you now?

[Joolstacho]

I picked one up some time ago for Mary to thrash around the property.
Good little smoker... not at all pretty but! 100% original and complete. (Not Mary).
I'm doing the points and condenser right now so she doesn't need to get practice kicking... my a*se can't take it!

[a10 gf]

Ahhh, wish I was young again. Rode Suzuki 50, 100, 125, 250.

Had this one for a short while. With screaming girl on the rear seat :O)
http://www.suzukicycles.org/photos/suzuki-history/1973/1973_TS250K_green_500.jpg

Wouid surely have loved a TS100 as well (and would still have wanted one if someone came at my door with one to sell :O)

Some nice pics of the TS > https://www.suzukicycles.org/TS-TC-series/index.html?TS-TC100_brochures.shtml~isoraami

[muskrat]

I preferred the down under pipes although not that practical in the bush.
Later on I had a TM and then a PE250. Remember when the RM's came out, I was on a YZ. WTF was that that passed me like I was standing still!!!
Hay Jools.
If you like I'll scan any pages you need and email them to you.
Cheers

[Brian]

Seeing as we are all owning up to having other bikes and Suzuki's are the subject, here are mine.

[BigJim]

Had a TS 185. Great fun on the beach, light and quick. Like most of the bikes from my youth I wish I could have kept it. Needed the cash at the time!

[TimK]

Had a TS 185. Great fun on the beach, light and quick. Like most of the bikes from my youth I wish I could have kept it. Needed the cash at the time!

I can sympathise with BigJim - when I got married I had 7 bikes in the shed (mostly Beezas), but apparently it's important to have furniture etc, and so they slowly disappeared until I was down to one at a time.

The sheds filling up now, but I reckon I can squeeze one more in!

Cheers
Tim

[Joolstacho]

Thanks for the offer Musky, I might take it up sometime.
But the bike is 100% complete and original, only needs 'peripheral' attention, I probably won't need parts reference.
Cheers.
One thing... can you have a look to see if there should be a long removable baffle in the zorst? (Mine just has a short one in the removable end section)

[Butch (cb)]

RPO 766S where are you now?

Untaxed since 1988 so likely dead.