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(Found) WTB: TW200 in Oregon area

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I live in Central Oregon and am interested in a TW200.



I wish I scored the one on Craigslist a few days back but just missed it from Eastern Oregon for $1800 (2004, 4,500 miles, front and rear cycleracks, great condition)



Ideally I'd like a bike with cycleracks and mileage under 5k.



Thanks all!



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I live in Central Oregon and am interested in a TW200.



I wish I scored the one on Craigslist a few days back but just missed it from Eastern Oregon for $1800 (2004, 4,500 miles, front and rear cycleracks, great condition)



Ideally I'd like a bike with cycleracks and mileage under 5k.



Thanks all!


Oh wow I must not have subscribed to my own post, didn't even know it had replies! Bummer. I have been eyeing the Salem one but he wants 4k and is very firm, I think he said he would do 3900.



I finally found a 2007 with 533 miles, front and rear cycle racks, only 1.5 hours away in Prineville. I live pretty remote in Antelope, OR and even Portland is a solid 4 hours. Borrowed a truck and got it home no problem. Paid 2600 which was the very top of my budget, but it should last me a long time. My 61 scout needs some work, so this will buy me some time to tear it apart.



Took some heet to even get it running, it's sat for a while but is in nice shape. I plan to do all new fluids, clean carb out and possibly replace spark plug. I may go through the sticky post on how to resurrect an old bike. I've never ridden a bike until yesterday and it was definitely fun. Lots of property out here, should be a good investment for me.



Thanks all for your posts even though I somehow missed them!
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