chad
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Thanks for posting...this will keep me quiet for a start....
keep you quiet ,,,me too there is some good reading there
Thinking of treating myself to a "scrambler"
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keep you quiet ,,,me too there is some good reading there
There are too many old people on here
Don't get dragging your feckin negativity in here boy
Oh and have you actually ridden your wonderful bike today?
Don't get dragging your feckin negativity in here boy
Oh and have you actually ridden your wonderful bike today?
Always riding.
OK so I am a little biased but I reckon you'd have more fun riding this than a Bonnie......looks pretty good too
OK so I am a little biased but I reckon you'd have more fun riding this than a Bonnie......looks pretty good too
Sticky out engine bits get in the way of my legs !!
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OK so I am a little biased but I reckon you'd have more fun riding this than a Bonnie......looks pretty good too
I like that.
Just like the real version - brakes feel a bit wooden
chad
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I was at my mates last night, he's made a half size replica for his one year old grandson.
Apparently the other grandmother's very upset
How cool is that
Very nice ..... it could do with having the badges removed and having the Triumph logo stencilled on the tank in white in their place
Very nice ..... it could do with having the badges removed and having the Triumph logo stencilled on the tank in white in their place
Maybe, but it's still covered in Californian trail dust, a dent in the tank and some of the paint worn away........perfect
I'm very tempted to sell one of my bikes and build a nice Triumph, but could I cope with poorer brakes, performance, suspension etc. etc?
Maybe I could as it's a different mentality of riding and I need to slow down a bit on at least one bike
flatdog
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Maybe, but it's still covered in Californian trail dust, a dent in the tank and some of the paint worn away........perfect
I'm very tempted to sell one of my bikes and build a nice Triumph, but could I cope with poorer brakes, performance, suspension etc. etc?
Maybe I could as it's a different mentality of riding and I need to slow down a bit as im very old now
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This new stuff is ok but it's not a patch on a pre oil in frame Original
chad
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