Joining at the end of an era

[Rick McC.]

 

[ant]

Hello and welcome from the UK...Some great photos..Enjoy your next big journey with your family.

 

[MickyB]

Hey mjp, good story, nice pictures. Family first, don't miss that stuff. Very important. I'm sure a few of us will still be around when you get back with your 2025 R3.. Good luck to you.

 

[mjp2]

Hell of a warm forum. I really should have joined years ago!

 

[kmrmike]

Welcome, great write-up!.....You have lived the dream of many!!

 

[Rick McC.]

Hey mjp, good story, nice pictures. Family first, don't miss that stuff. Very important. I'm sure a few of us will still be around when you get back with your 2025 R3.. Good luck to you.

Truly; we'll still be here, and there's no need for you to leave, anyway!

 

[mjp2]

Oh I'm sure I'll stick around. The bike won't be up for sale for another week or two, and even after it's gone I know I'll still need my virtual r3 fix.

 

[warp9.9]

Oh I'm sure I'll stick around. The bike won't be up for sale for another week or two, and even after it's gone I know I'll still need my virtual r3 fix.

You should keep her as there will be times when the grand parents relieve you of the little ones. I believe my mom said it was her right
Anyway then you and the wifey can still get out. Oh and a boat can still be had !!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[mjp2]

I had a Harley that I kept after I bought the r3, figuring I'd ride it from time to time. It was very, very infrequent for obvious reasons but I always kept it in running condition. Even still, over time the disuse did not serve it well. This Triumph deserves so much better than that.

When I get back into it down the line I'll probably never find another bike with the factory ghost flames, and that is my biggest cause for hesitation. The bike rides like a dream, but even more-so it turns heads everywhere. I have yet to see another one with that paint option.

 

[idk]

What sort of mileage have you put on it?