Another New Owner
- Thread starter Bedifferent
- Start date
Ridefree
Supercharged
- Joined
- Jul 11, 2012
- Messages
- 352
- Location
- St. Petersburg, Florida
- Ride
- 2013 R3T .... 2003 Harley softail
Welcome from central Florida. I have the exact same bike and year as I feel in love with the new England white and black. Wait till you see how much attention that bike gets. Enjoy.
Ridefree
Ridefree
Boog
Traveling Story Teller
- Joined
- Oct 17, 2013
- Messages
- 8,504
- Location
- Dumfries, Virginia
- Ride
- 2014 R3T, RAMAIR, Full Viking Dual exhaust
Hello Bedifferent and welcome from VA.
1olbull
Riding Motor Since 1950
Would like to know more about your rear rack.
How it mounts and if can be used for a Roadster?
How it mounts and if can be used for a Roadster?
Gregger
Living Legend
Well Bedifferent..... that's a mouthful....but when it comes to purchasing a new Triumph Rocket Tourer, oh so true! And you picked my favourite colour too, black and new England white 
. Welcome to the site.
Enjoy!
. Welcome to the site.Enjoy!
dawb
.060 Over
I've got the same bike, 20k miles no problems. When you wear those OEM tires off in a few thousand miles, switch to Avon Cobras and you will be a very happy man!
dawb
.060 Over
The touring rack is a quick release unit that integrates with the seat and can be locked in place. It ultimately has kinda of slide mech that hooks onto bolts/pins that are built for that purpose. Unless you bolted the whole tourer seat onto the roadster, I dont see how it would work. btw....the rack itself is a few inches short all the way around and most folks have to put a larger base inside or on the rack itself to use a sissy bar bag, which is my primary purpose at least.
