Triumph owners--there is a guy (where I get my roadie inspected) near me--about 20 miles away--Eldersburg, MD that is a factory trained Triumph mechanic---in his shop I was at awe-- waiting for my Roadie to pass inspection. He has nothing but Triumphs in his shop. Lots of Bonneville's under covers and even antiques. Actually the Annapolis MD Harley Dealer owner has 2 Triumphs there getting rebuilt and stored. I can't find his business card right now--but I can go by there and get one. I asked him--what are all these old Triumphs doing here? He said--"most places try to fix 'em then they ship them to me. I fix 'em and send 'em back." Really cool dude. So if you need parts--I'll have the info the beginning of next week. Just ask--the only stupid question is the one that no one will ask. Ronnie MD VROOM VROOM ride hard but safe--like you are invisible

And boy did I want 650 Bonneville--just looking at them was great!!!!

Congrats Emu!

slyguy wrote:
Congrats Emu!

Thanks slyguy

Emu's got a new ride!

kool bike great looking ride!

Triumph had a 69 tiger ,man I love that bike build from basket love to have it today.would be nice to be 80 pounds lighter like I was back then to because today I think I break the hard tail Sound like a nice bike ride safe BRO''''

A trumpet(old time slang ) i remember seeing them on flat tracks running with hd's great sound with short straight's...hmmm

I'd love to have a Triumph T-bird, man... Congratulations!

Pic of a 2000 T-bird sport , like the one I had. Really liked that bike , not a cruiser though. BB

Big Bear wrote:
Pic of a 2000 T-bird sport , like the one I had. Really liked that bike , not a cruiser though. BB


Thanks guys. Now I've got to wait for it to arrive

BB...that's a sweet looking machine mate.

Here's a link to details on the new T-Bird: http://www.totalmotorcycle.com/photos/2009models/2010-Triumph-Thunderbird.htm

Sweet....

THIS is what I'd LOVE to have!!