If want a great dealer network you’ll have to buy a Harley.How’s the dealer support for tha Super Duke? I don’t recall seeing a dealer for them around here?
trick or tweet. Buy a Harley. I have had no problems buying parts here lately at all. Order from Hermy's and within a day or two in my mail box. Plan on riding to the Pacific in May and then a turn around to Maggie valley in June. Long trips my man. 2015 Rocket X with more miles than your 2005. No trailer required. Good luck with the Milwaukee eight when you actually ride it.They are making it hard for people to take long trips on a Triumph, if your bike breaks you are in big trouble since there will be no place to buy your parts,what in the world are they thinking? for this reason i will not buy another Triumph
As long as it has a part number I would grab an engine!I was at the local MC show this weekend and in years previously Triumph had a corner of one building and brought a lot of bikes. This year they had a tiny booth and had a Bonneville and a Bobber, that's it. I wonder if it because they are having a financial crunch because I know those big spots cost a bundle of money. On the plus side I spun the wheel and hit one part at dealer cost. I think I am going to splurge and get a Primary TPS, dealer cost 88 dollars, standard price is about 140 dollars.
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Good god news just reported a poor soul on a bike that ran off the road and died. Hit a tree. I did know the Milwaukee eights could go that fast. Read between the lines. Bet two dollars to a donut he was wearing a discount t-shirt with great customer support. enough said.
Yes I did search the area and there are here.
ART, QUIT HACKING SONNY'S COMPUTER!!A few. Really don't care. Stand beside the Rocket 100% By the time am finished with the next round of upgrades will be a tough ride from 0 to 140 miles per hour. By far the best bike i have ever owned. Fuc7 the rest when you own the best.
