Hello from Utah!

[Jetzzel]

I have been lurking for over a year, this is the most informitive and interesting forum I have ever known !
You people are first class!, I have learned so much I'm ready to show my face out of appreciation for your help on so many issues.
My experience with Triumph started in 1958 when I worked for a motorcycle repair shop after school, for afternoon HS credits, when gas was 19 cents a gallon ( you could drag main steet all night for $1.00)
After a 1957 Vespa and 1958 Indian Lance (wish I had that now) I turned to a 65 TROPHY( I think that was the year) next was a 1970 Tiger Cub, a few Hondas and now a 2012 ROADSTER, Iam 70 years old and the Rocket is the love of my life!
I have added Jards, Commander V+A/T (map from Hanso),Ramair, and my new Daymakers + Piaas WoW!
I'm now thinking about Carpenter 240 set-up, old guys like to go fast too!!
Again thank you for your help and looking forward to our association.

 

[R3Tex]

Welcome aboard from Houston

 

[ksquared]

Welcome from Sunny South Florida

 

[Jetzzel]

Welcome aboard from Houston

Rub it in!

John

 

[R3Tex]

Rub it in!

John

Hey brother...people down here think somebody left the door open up north lately. I know it ain't cold like where you are, but folks down here are freezing their gonads off. When the heaviest thing you have in the closet is a wind breaker temps in the 30's with wind chill is a bit much, particularly when you add in the humidity from the gulf.

 

[Rolltide100]

Welcome, I have not yet figured out how to mount skis on her. I am over in the Uintah Basin, beyond cold at this point. Tank full of fuel with a belly full of Sta bilt, in the garage under cover with the battery tender in place. Long winters nap looks like!

 

[Rolltide100]

Hey brother...people down here think somebody left the door open up north lately. I know it ain't cold like where you are, but folks down here are freezing their gonads off. When the heaviest thing you have in the closet is a wind breaker temps in the 30's with wind chill is a bit much, particularly when you add in the humidity from the gulf.

Morris you are killing me!

 

[Jim/Maine]

Welcome brother -- sounds like you have done a lot to your bike already. Lots of us old guy liking to go
fast around here.

 

[flyreels]

Welcome from one of the Aussies mate

 

[RocketRoger]

Welcome from Wa. St.

I feel more normal knowing someone with more experiance then myself bought a Rocket. Got mine October 2013 at a young 68 yrs of age.

Enjoy