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Trail Rider MarchApril 2017

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March/April 2017 13 MX144 19" Rear Wheel No Lighting Coil Lightweight Flywheel Ignition and powervalve mapping for peak performance EN144 18"Rear Wheel Lighting Coil Heavy 12oz. Ignition and powervalve mapping less agressive for so er power delivery TM144 Specs and Info: league. If you're a "dare to be diff erent" rider, you'll really like the TM brand. Is it expensive? Some might consider it so, but for a hand- built quality machine, it's not ridiculously priced at $8495 full retail. Surprisingly, for such a specialized, low production machine, parts pricing is very aff ordable. For example, the hand- made billet rear brake lever retails for $59.95, where an a ermarket billet lever for a competing brand retails between $125 and $179. TM's own rear sprocket retails for only $41.95. Even though it might be consid- ered pricey initially, it's actually right on par with main- tenance costs of other mainstream brands. As exotic as the TM brand is, they are gaining in popularity. Af- termarket companies such as Pro X, Twin Air, Vertex, Wossner, Pro Circuit, EBC, Motion Pro and SMC off er replacement components.

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