So do I.
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So do I.
DavidHale
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I've just wet myself. How "right" is that bike? Man, that's just cool....Fast forward a generation of Triumph development whilst retaining some roots and this develops.
I love it, it would replace my GS, KTM and current Triumph
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Thanks very much for the reply
That is an epic motorbike
Having ridden for 26 years since I was 17, it is pretty easy to lose the buzz and excitement of motorcycle ownership.
My 34L has changed the game for me recently, thumping along on a single at 50-60mph through country lanes of the English/Welsh borders makes me happy
And I think that Triumph would be just the thing to keep my pecker up
It is a great looking bike
That is an epic motorbike
Having ridden for 26 years since I was 17, it is pretty easy to lose the buzz and excitement of motorcycle ownership.
My 34L has changed the game for me recently, thumping along on a single at 50-60mph through country lanes of the English/Welsh borders makes me happy
And I think that Triumph would be just the thing to keep my pecker up
It is a great looking bike
Yes, an airbrushed pic of Steve McQueen and some barbed wire doesn't make for a cool bike but that one is most definately
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Looks even better in the flesh
( the bike, not Tim 
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You fitted the recommended black fuel line yet?
( the bike, not Tim )You fitted the recommended black fuel line yet?
And it seems I could buy one for......$16,000 and waiting time of 90 days!!
Hmmmm, how much is my old one worth towards it
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DavidHale
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A thing of beauty, but you'd still need to move the rear brake calliper. Again.
deaninkl
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That is an absolute peach.
(i meant Tim's, although the Hinkley custom also looks good, but the 5ta based bike would wiegh 100lbs less I'd guess.)
(i meant Tim's, although the Hinkley custom also looks good, but the 5ta based bike would wiegh 100lbs less I'd guess.)
Yep, if I lived in warm dry place with loads of open space I'd have something like that instead of a GS any day
Yeap you can't beat those open top bikes they have in the states. If only we had the weather over here eah!
DavidHale
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Just out of curiosity (cos I don't know nuffink about these things) why would that not work over here?Yep, if I lived in warm dry place with loads of open space I'd have something like that instead of a GS any day
FFS just buy an old one of them and drop it around,and I bet I could make a neater job of it than that.
You seen the welding on that inlet stub!
You seen the welding on that inlet stub!
It would work over here. I just think he maybe means more fun on the dusty, hot dry tracks out west, than mud plugging in Yorkshire. I love the old Triumph dirt bikes. Very school of cool! But not sure i'd want to hang ladies shoulder bag's on the back
.....anyway started her up and the sound from the straight through pipes almost gave me a hard on
.... a quick wipe with a my hankie before anyone sees
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