Triumph! The other 100 yr old motorcycle company. Now made in Thailand, lol. Sold my [bought new] 2002 Glide w/ $700 worth of "wall" on it for $13000, paid $11,500, 10,000 miles, no troubles.

Triumph...There tranies were bullet proff,they were tuff....Thats were I got the positive ground lesson...

triumph's were/are cool bikes, I had a chance to buy a norton cammando a couple years ago for a decent price but passed on it, not that I really regret it, I dont know whatI would have done with it anyway...

I have an old kawasaki three cylinder two stroke sitting in my garage, anyone remember those?

yep.Is it Blue by the way..all you hear was a screem and a trail of blue smoke as it went by,back in the mid/late 70's a friend of mine had one and it was FAST for itstime.....

Are you sure you didnt buy it from a guy named Brian.His was more around a 900cc...its been alot of yrs ago.

Motorcycles also a hobby of mine. Here is my Honda.

Nice ride...I have started to like the Hyabusa(spl)...they are a nice import bike...It not like half of my HD'sdont haveimport parts on them.

suzuki's hayabusa is a nice bike, a little on the big side but your never left wantingmore power or acceleration...


I work on alot of streetbikes, atv's and snowmobiles out of my garage and run into alot of "deals" that are hard to turn down,I've learned to pass on most of them anymore and have actually thinned out the barn a little lately, I still own three sportbikes, two dirtbikes, a couple oddball misc. bikes, my pocketbike, and my kid's dirtbikes, but thats about it anymore...


I stuck with my R1 just because I like it more than any other sportbike I've owned, theres not much of a lack of power there either...

and this is what I do with it...