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short-circuit
4th November 2011, 19:18
Browsing on Tardme. Quite amusing....http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/motorbikes/motorbikes/cruiser/auction-418269736.htm

cheshirecat
4th November 2011, 19:34
Thats got to be the ad of the decade.

Magnum Noel
4th November 2011, 19:40
WOW got to feel sorry for that dude.

The End
4th November 2011, 20:31
all you need to do is when approaching a corner and want to button of all you do is flick the kill switch to slow the bike.

Kinda makes sense...in a way.

Tigadee
4th November 2011, 21:11
Wow, I feel bad for the guy... Sad testimony for the bike company too.

hayd3n
4th November 2011, 21:32
suitable plate number too

Conquiztador
4th November 2011, 21:33
See, that is what has happened. It is the way the society works today: It is never my fault.

I must be older than I thought, but when I buy a bike all the issues are my problem. And I fix them. If I can't I will walk (or get my lady to drive me... nah, wont happen!)

Pricks like this probably have no idea how to use a spanner. Or even how to change the oil. Or how to check the oil level...

short-circuit
5th November 2011, 06:28
So you lot don't actually think it's a joke listing?

davebullet
5th November 2011, 06:32
It has to be.... or the guy has a lot of toys and just wants to flick it on. HE could sell all the add ons sep. and get more money

meteor
5th November 2011, 07:58
Joke... probably, or wifey's told him to sell and he really doesn't want too. Not really inspiring someone to part with $16K is it.

Old Steve
5th November 2011, 08:20
Definitely a joke listing - with the aim of getting the attention of the national distributor and the nearest agent.

Kinda works in a way though.

HenryDorsetCase
5th November 2011, 08:21
See, that is what has happened. It is the way the society works today: It is never my fault.

I must be older than I thought, but when I buy a bike all the issues are my problem. And I fix them. If I can't I will walk (or get my lady to drive me... nah, wont happen!)

Pricks like this probably have no idea how to use a spanner. Or even how to change the oil. Or how to check the oil level...

bollocks. thick end of thirty large for a motorbike (and, if the OP is to be believed) it has major issues? Hell with that, I'd be wanting the manufacturer to stand behind their product too.

HenryDorsetCase
5th November 2011, 08:24
the better question is: why would you bungee all that shit to your handlebars? doesnt it make the thing steer funny? why not attach it to the back of the bike across the tops of the panniers. Or is that tools he thinks he might need quickly?

HenryDorsetCase
5th November 2011, 08:29
http://www.bikernewsonline.com/2006/01/triumph-rocket-iii-having-engine.htm

this is on that ad. interesting reading.

Owl
5th November 2011, 08:29
the better question is: why would you bungee all that shit to your handlebars? doesnt it make the thing steer funny? why not attach it to the back of the bike across the tops of the panniers. Or is that tools he thinks he might need quickly?

Perhaps watched too many episodes of Renegade?:facepalm:

Maha
5th November 2011, 09:41
So you lot don't actually think it's a joke listing?

...probably a bit of truth in it really...
I know someone who bought one of these, it had been bought a few months prior by another chap who traded it, and the Triumph was back on the floor at a way cheap price...2nd owner had nothing but trouble with it.