G'day, peeps :burnout: I'm currently riding a triumph trident 900, beautiful ride, in fact it's nearly as good as the mrs.One problem tho...it does sound a trifle agricultural. Asked the local dealer about it, and he reckons most hinckley triumphs

how good Triumph's build quality is, well I had a Thunderbird Sport and I watched it almost rusting away in front of my eyes. Didn't sell it, just drove it to a dealer and did a straight swap for another bike. Even though I probably lost out on deal I

matter, though, because you can't see it when your riding it.The frustrating part for me is one particular bike.Triumph Thruxton. If that bike could have had the 1050 motor in it, I would have owned one by now. I really like the cafe racer style. Still

on how to clean the bike. Its never down to Triumphs penny pinching when they manufacture the bikes. I have owned an America, rocket roadster, bonnie, I have a thunderbird storm, a 800 tiger and i have ordered a new trophy. I have almost never had any

's to run sweetly? Webbs have always been good. Used them for years.I can't really comment on many Triumphs as I've only test ridden two. (Thunderbird and Adventurer, I think it was called). Wasn't impressed. Are all Triumphs over-rated lumps then? Poley

.Id be really tempted by the triumph, i take it your looking secnd hand, plenty about, most not hard used.Try and get a bit more info on it, i understand Nige knows Guzzis and Truimphs so he may be able to tell you about psares prices and backup that sort

Hi all, after selling my rr-4 firblade at the end of last year im now on the lookout for another bike, i hade ideas of another sports bike but after having a pop on my bro inlaws Triumph Thunderbird im quite taken with the more relaxed riding

. Each to their own and all that - and I deffo wish Triumph all the best in flogging these. But its not my thing. Of the Triumph retro look bikes the only one I'm attracted to is the Thunderbird Sport (discontinued now ). It had all the retro charm

No problem. I have seen Hinkley Bonnie Combos on the New Triumph Bonneville Forum on Delphi. Triumph don't recomend doing it but then they list about a hundred things in their handbooks that might kill you!My first post here was in Gallery but I didn't post

th birthday  my father gave me a driving licence and insured me to ride his Triumph Tina, I was hooked. £20 bought me a second-hand 175cc Ambassador motorcycle the next spring after that a Triumph 21 for £80,Tiger 100 @£90 and a Thunderbird@ £70