New r3r owner North Carolina

RiggerMark · Jan 30, 2011

HellFire said:
Hard to believe I only have go ONE state away before running into another one, and in either direction as well.

Well in all fairness you can get to any adjacent state to Delaware in 10 or 15 minutes cant you.

HellFire · Jan 30, 2011

North to south might run you an hour. LOL

TriumPhil · Jan 30, 2011

Howdy from New Jersey, Mark. I saw three or four R3s on the road last year and this is Joisey, for God's sake!

Enjoy the ride, Captain!

RiggerMark · Jan 30, 2011

Something tells me the only thing i will be seeing any time soon is the world at a blur in my peripheral vision.

Dedmanwalkn · Jan 30, 2011

RiggerMark said:
Hey deadman, I'll be moving up to Virginia at the beginning of March to the Ft. Lee area. I plan on heading that way next weekend to look at some houses. Send me a PM if your familiar with the area, I'm open to suggestions on a good place to start looking.

Sorry bud, I should have specified. I'm from northern VA, right outside of DC. I have no idea about the Ft Lee area.

NM ROCKET · Jan 30, 2011

Welcome from New Mexico.

Molinoman · Jan 30, 2011

Hellfire...Delaware north to south and hour....not on a Rocket...unless the HP is out in force...have to be careful in Dover.

And Scot...what do you want? I sold my Rocket so you would be more "special", Daryl sold his Rocket for the same reason. We were trying to keep you as the shortest rider with the biggest motorcycle (now that Lil 'Joe sold his...whatever happened to him anyway?).

Dennis

03 dtg KAF
07 dtg Dubai
08 dtg Thunderbird'n time

flhtpi · Jan 31, 2011

RiggerMark said:
One of the biggest reasons I went with triumph over harley was to be different from the masses going down the highway. The triumph dealer here in Jacksonville just opened not even a year ago and the first roadster they got in was the one i ordered so i don't plan on seeing any others in the neighborhood for a while. They did have a touring model that a guy came in and traded a beautifully dressed out road king for. As the rocket and other triumph bikes become more popular and new dealers open up there will be more aftermarket parts and dealer support so i guess that there are pros and cons to both sides of any growth spurt.

Welcome and congrads on the new bike. Don't be surprised if I pass by you on the road. Thre are more Rockets in eastern NC than you think. I see several daily on the Marine Corps base at Cherry Point. I hope the new Triumph dealership in Jacksonville makes it. The last one in Jacksonville went out of business.

RiggerMark · Jan 31, 2011

flhtpi said:
Welcome and congrads on the new bike. Don't be surprised if I pass by you on the road. Thre are more Rockets in eastern NC than you think. I see several daily on the Marine Corps base at Cherry Point. I hope the new Triumph dealership in Jacksonville makes it. The last one in Jacksonville went out of business.

I too hope they make it, Raleigh and Fayetteville are are the next closest dealers for service. I have taken friends i ride with over to check out the bikes and show them that there is an alternative to high priced Harleys and the Japanese clones. I think one of the big problems with the dealer that went out of business was the location. It was kind of out of the way for most people and had no highway frontage. BTW, what did you use for your coolant overflow reservoir, looks real sharp.

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