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  1. New Tire

    I took my bike to a shop to get a new rear tire the other day. The guys there were pretty much Harley guys...needless to say I let one of them ride my bike after the tire was mounted. He came back and told me that my bike had alot of torque but it wasn't quick. He even offered to race me on a...

  2. D&D's for R3T

    Got the 20235 tune put today. Bike runs great with very crisp throttle response.

  3. D&D's for R3T

    I think I might just leave it as is. I don't really care that much about more power. Thats why I bought the touring model instead of the Classic or Standard. That being said I like the sound...my daughter said it sounded mad. By the way I did put the OEM replacement K&N filter in too. It...

  4. D&D's for R3T

    The pipes were tuned using the TOR tune...what gives?

  5. D&D's for R3T

    So can I just run it as is with the 12 min tune?

  6. D&D's for R3T

    Just put the D&D pipes on my bike and did the 12 min tune. They sound really good, now I just need to go to Tulsa to get the TOR tune installed. I was suprised I didn't have any decel popping. I wonder what the other tune will do? The bike runs fine now without out it but it is my...

  7. Reliability

    I live in Grove, it is on Grand Lake. A little east of you.

  8. Reliability

    I've got 3000 on mine, I love it but wish it had cruise control.

  9. Reliability

    I was wondering since this is my 1st Triumph what the track record was with them. I have heard about oil leaks, loose cam chains etc. What has been your experience over the long haul?:confused:

  10. Impressed

    I have a friend who gave me quite a bit of static about buying a Triumph R3T rather than a Harley Road King. I let him ride my bike the other day, when he came back from the little ride down the road his eyes were wide. He said he couldn't believe the power and was very impressed with the...

  11. Cruise Control-What r you using?

    Cruise I have been using a cramp buster. Works well because the weight of your hand keeps the throttle in position, makes it easy to increase or decrease speed as needed.
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