TheKid
Top Fuel
- Joined
- Feb 2, 2011
- Messages
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- Location
- Dry Ridge Ky, USA
- Ride
- 2007 Rocket III Standard /2010 R3T
Well sombody has their cams in a twist
sonny
Living Legend
Sometimes i get a bit carried away. Just have to remeber not everybody looks at life the same. Two wheels are two wheels no matter what name is on the side of the tank. Prefer the Rocket and sometimes go overboard with my comments. Especially after working on it all weekend. 
EasTexRIII
Living Legend
Sometimes i get a bit carried away. Just have to remeber not everybody looks at life the same. Two wheels are two wheels no matter what name is on the side of the tank. Prefer the Rocket and sometimes go overboard with my comments. Especially after working on it all weekend.
But we luvs ya!!!!!!
daytonageo
.060 Over
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
I am leaning this way myself. Been riding for 51 years and owned hundreds of bikes, rode uncountable miles, rebuilt dozens from the crank pin up, but I guess I'm just one of those novices that are more show than go. I guess zero nearby dealers, no parts and crappy accessories is the way to build your brand!
smokit2
Supercharged
rainman
Seabee can do
Wasn't Pandora was it?
Pandora is in Chattanooga TN
smokit2
Supercharged
That's where I bought my first Rocket classic. Just curious since there are so few dealers left
EasTexRIII
Living Legend
I just notice a very good Triumph dealership closed in north Dallas, they carried Triumph, KTM, Moto Guzzi & Einfeld.
It sux, they had a very good service dept
It sux, they had a very good service dept
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