In Japan, TW Stands For 'Totally Weird'

Rideamotorcycle.com is the newest motorcycle Internet web site, one that takes a totally fresh approach to catering to the street-oriented two-wheeled enthusiast. Rideamotorcycle.com is focused on 3 groups; the established street motorcycle rider, new motorcyclists, or those who do not currently ride motorcycles but are curious about learning to do so. Rideamotorcycle.com LLC Editor at Large: Bill Heald Webmaster: Mark Lesselyoung Publisher: Dean Adams Dare To Be Different: In Japan, Being Different Means Really Being Different In Japan, TW Stands For "Totally Weird" By Dean Adams The youth of Japan are as distinctive as they are resourceful. And, when it comes to the motorcycles some of them ride, they are very distinctive and resourceful. Example? How about the tedious-to-some Yamaha TW200? Here in the US, the TW is an ideal second off-road bike, a terrific dual purpose motorcycle that you can strap to the rear bumper of your RV, or perhaps a machine on which you can teach your wife how to ride-its wide rear tire and user-friendly powerplant give it amazing traction and stability. While not hugely popular with the teens and post-teens in the US, the TW is one of the most popular motorcycles among those same age groups in Japan, and it is without a doubt one of the most modified.