Suzuki TS50 X 50cc Reviews

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i all ways wanted a motorbike from a young age, and when i found out that i could get one a 16 i couldn't wait, i found out nearer the age that it needed to be 50cc, most things on the market with this capacity is a step threw scooter XD,
The TS50 looks like a real motorcycle with a BIG engine capacity. and it was only by chance i got one, it was my mum who is against the whole idea told me to get the 300£ bike against the 110£ Yellow scooter (we had a joke to put black stripes on it) :) and when the ts50 came home she was gob smaked that is was a real size bike ;)

My Suzuki ts50 is the best ped i could have dreamed of, its reliable even if it is left 3-5 weeks out side under a cover it will eventually start with a little know how, and then it runs perrrfect. :D

my nifty fifty goes 47mph and gets 45-70MPG (if you travel slow you will get bad MPG if you travel fast with late shifts and hight RPM you will get better MPG)
i had a warning about the rear sprocket being warn on the MOT. (the front was chipped and very warn) so i got another, a bigger set ;), now it goes like sticky stuff of a shovel. its got custom exhaust off fleabay, unknown expansion chamber, and the carb jets say 80 on them so i think there 80's.

recommend bike to anyone its great, may seem expensive but its dam't good. my bike is good to me, and no fault of its own got me into trouble :)but i still love it. in relative terms its so cheap i can afford it as a 16 year old to just keep it in the garden when i upgrade to a 250 or something.

if you are looking for a ped in the UK get a PRE 1977 ped because they do NOT apply to the 31MPH speed limit

got any questions about your ped's problems or would like to see a pick of my bike e-mail me, i am very good at this thing, as i am a very technically minded. :)

Be awere to 'wave' back at other fellow bikers because they will 'wave' because they think that the bike is a proper motorbike.

:D have a

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hi people i need some help i have a ts50x and i had to replace the crank seals now the bike is nearlyy ready to go but i now have a big dilemaa what gear box oil do you use for the bike.i need to no asap to get the bike on the road.... i appriciate all the help i can get thans

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The best 50 ccm ever.

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my ts50 has been through alot ( bought asafield bike and put back on the road ) i rebuild my engine with new gaskets and engine sealant it has a 80cc malossi barrel witch has been bored out even more to a 90cc with forged piston and rings irridium spark plug two extra teeth on the front and 4 off the back 21mm malossi carb new s/s micron exhuast alway run on castrol 2t rmoved the rear mudguard and the heavy lump of metal underneath that and fitted a suzuki dr125 mudguard on the rear also with d ...

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I got my Suzuki TS50 at 16. It's a brilliant first bike and easy to learn gears with as I had to do my CBT on a damned scooter! Although the modern twist and go's would beat me off the line, once I've gained speed, I'll soon whizz past them ;) I love the sound of 2 stroke's and I love the exhaust fumes smell too, lol! Heads are always turning when I'm out and about, which I love. I suppose it's hard not to with the bright yellow seat and blue paint work, I love it!! :D
I paid £750 for min ...

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I have just got my Suzuki TS50, it was running fine until i knocked the fuel cable out, i did not notice this and i was kicking the start. My friend who was there pointed out a fuel leak, thats when i noticed id knoked out the fuel cable. I put the fuel cable back in and it wouldnt kick start. I now have to bump start it. Now, when i release the clutch the bike moves along a little but then cuts out? If i leave the bike running in neutral the revs get higher and lower on its own and im not even ...

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The Suzuki TS50 X 50cc is good, piad £375 cheap good reliable bike

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The Suzuki TS50 X 50cc is a very good first bike !!!!! good top speed 35-45, lots of ways to make faster , ok up hills 20mph , fitting bore kits make them blow up so i wouldnt bover

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iv got a Suzuki TS50 X 50cc 1993 and is a very good bike for the price i paid for it it has a gianelli front expansion chamber and fmf power pipe 2 back box it has a 70cc bigbore kit on it and carbon fibre reeds custom made :) it goes 55-60 mph which is not bad at all for how old the bike is. the ts 50 can be made faster but depends how much money you want to spend on it and how many miles you want it to last. over all a good strong reliable bike and lots of fun.

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Suzuki TS50 X 50cc is a great bike. fast. crank caseings always break

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i got my Suzuki TS50 X 50cc off ebay for £350, bargain, it has been very good to me. never broken down, used it on a farm before and when the day came i finally went on the road. i srpayed mine green, didnt like it very much so went for black. perfect, it looks so much better.
i need to get a new switch for the headlights indicators and so on but they are abit dear. luckily my dad just bought another ts50 from ebay as a bit of fun, to make road legal again so using the switch off that on ...

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The Suzuki TS50 is an amazing first bike.All my friends were getting scooters, but they will be in for a shock when they move onto bigger, geared bikes.This bike is excellent for learning how to do gears on.It has a decent top speed - restricted it does 36.The brakes are smooth and make no noise at all.For a 2 stroke it sounds alright and smokes very little.Great bike and great fun to ride.

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The Suzuki TS50 X 50cc is a great bike for first time riders, relaxing and smooth ride and a good bit of fun on a nice day. all be it not so enjoyable in the english weather. The change of gear is smooth, exseleration maybe not be so good but the top speed makes up for it, being faster than most modern peds

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would recomend to anyone with a cbt but buy only if you have the time to spend on it as they brake down all the time but thats the fun in having a old bike. Just remember to be carefull with them as some parts are not often around these days only the basic things.

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Perfect first bike. Good power. Especialy with bore kit. Simple design means it easy easy for somebody with little engine knoewledge to fix.

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The Suzuki Ts50 is an amazing bike. It has plenty of power as long as you play with it. mine has a 70cc bore kit and I have changed the gearing. On a flat I average around 50 mph. The only down side is that is very loud and smokes a lot. Other than that its great fun. I went from a scooter to this and it amazed me. It leaves the little twist and go's!

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I have a '89 Suzuki ts50x, it has a dep pipe on it, Renthal bars and a 13 tooth front sproket. its had a complete engine rebuild and does around 50mph. I love it.

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Great bike I prefer this one more than a mt 5, this bike gots more a cool and thougher look.

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Does what it says on the tin. I have an old 1980s Suzuki TS50 still runs and rides super great fun off road all I would advise is use good quality 2 stroke oil like castrol 2t not cheap own brand halfords or wilkos oil rubbish.

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Bought the Suzuki TS50 in 2007 when I was new to biking, stripped down and got new piston and barrel kit, after previous owner had not run in the big bore kit he had bought for it. Resprayed tank and frame and cleaned plastics, also polished the bottom of the forks so they look chrome. Great first bike.