Thinking about getting another Tw200

[Proud baby]

So I've had my 2017 for a while now, and honestly, it's the one bike I keep coming back to. I've owned a few others over the years, bigger, faster, fancier but there's just something about the Tdub, it just always delivers, anyhoo lately I've been thinking… why not just get another one? maybe keep one mostly stock and set the other up for more serious trail riding or even a mini ADV build.. mmhm...could be overkill, but these bikes are so easy to wrench on and affordable to keep, it's actually tempting.
Who's with me on this?

 

[Wander_xxx]

I say go for it! Life's too short not to double down on a bike you clearly love and trust! I think that would give you the best of both worlds! The T-dub's simplicity and affordability definitely make it a prime candidate for a multi-bike stable. Do you already have ideas on what mods you're doing for the trail or ADV build?

 

[Ridinclean1]

yolo it my man, get the second bike. I've read people online saying these are the swiss army knife of bikes and I see why they're saying that. Plus, they're super easy to work on.

 

[isleofmantt1]

So I've had my 2017 for a while now, and honestly, it's the one bike I keep coming back to. I've owned a few others over the years, bigger, faster, fancier but there's just something about the Tdub, it just always delivers, anyhoo lately I've been thinking… why not just get another one? maybe keep one mostly stock and set the other up for more serious trail riding or even a mini ADV build.. mmhm...could be overkill, but these bikes are so easy to wrench on and affordable to keep, it's actually tempting.
Who's with me on this?

Throughout my life I realied that it's never overkill if you use the build to its fullest, so yeah, keep one stock and go crazy with the other. What kind of mods and upgrades do you have in mind?

 

[wonder.who.man]

So I've had my 2017 for a while now, and honestly, it's the one bike I keep coming back to. I've owned a few others over the years, bigger, faster, fancier but there's just something about the Tdub, it just always delivers, anyhoo lately I've been thinking… why not just get another one? maybe keep one mostly stock and set the other up for more serious trail riding or even a mini ADV build.. mmhm...could be overkill, but these bikes are so easy to wrench on and affordable to keep, it's actually tempting.
Who's with me on this?

If it makes you smile every ride, why not double up? One for play and one for the daily grind sounds like a great setup to me. I'm with you of course hahaha. You got this!