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| Very nice! Congratulations!
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| Congrats! |
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| The new triumphs are fantastic bikes. Mine has become my primary mode of transportation.
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| Dang! |
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Ammoholic
| Congrats! Sexy! Enjoy your new toy.
Jesse
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| Posts: 21342 | Location: Loudoun County, Virginia | Registered: December 27, 2014 |
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| Gorgeous! Always loved the "sausage" mufflers. My first ever rides on a motorcycle were on the back of a Triumph Bonneville 650. He was a neighbor and took me for several rides. Loved it. flashguy
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| A modern classic. Are all Triumphs carbureted?
End of Earth: 2 Miles Upper Peninsula: 4 Miles
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| I have a 96 Triumph Adventurer, but just found out I am out of commission for the rest of the season, blown head gasket, I have put on over 70,000 miles on it myself. I am looking for a backup. I love the look of them. I'm really interested in the Thruxton. Everyone that has driven my bike is impressed with how agile & zippy she is. |
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| quote: Originally posted by YooperSigs: A modern classic. Are all Triumphs carbureted?
Last of the carb models was 2008; all EFI 2009 and later |
| Posts: 1510 | Location: Montana - bear country | Registered: March 20, 2013 |
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| Very nice, Congratulations! |
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| quote: Originally posted by mark60: At 350# less than my Indian the Bonneville's a lot more fun to ride. It doesn't have the armchair comfort of the Indian but I think I'm gonna love this bike. This one's #623 of 900
Which Indian do you have? I've got an 01 Scout in my garage. IIRC it's about 600-650lbs wet. Torquey v-twin, but the Triumph looks like a blast. Congrats.
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