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    T'bird pics






    not a bad bike

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    Looks good.

    Pity about the sailor boy in the third pic though
    Quote Originally Posted by Mully
    The mind boggles.

    Unless you were pillioning the sheep - which is more innocent I suppose (but no less baffling)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ronin View Post
    Looks good.

    Pity about the sailor boy in the third pic though
    haha, typical fag eh?

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    Quote Originally Posted by carver View Post
    haha, typical fag eh?
    Yep.

    Is that Sidewinders Mrs holding that fishing rod in the background??

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    So what was it like to ride?
    I can at least rely on you not to be pc and hopefully tell us warts and all.
    Never too old to Rock n Roll.
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    Wheres the usual review young man?

    You know - rating out of 10 for:
    Wheelies
    Rolling burnouts
    Stoppies



    I like the B&W images too - suit the bikes style.

    Oh and do tell - how is it for blasting past slower riders mid corner .....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wingnut View Post
    Yep.

    Is that Sidewinders Mrs holding that fishing rod in the background??
    haha, thats an eye for detal. did you notice her first?

    Quote Originally Posted by MIXONE View Post
    So what was it like to ride?
    I can at least rely on you not to be pc and hopefully tell us warts and all.


    Quote Originally Posted by AllanB View Post
    Wheres the usual review young man?

    You know - rating out of 10 for:
    Wheelies
    Rolling burnouts
    Stoppies



    I like the B&W images too - suit the bikes style.

    Oh and do tell - how is it for blasting past slower riders mid corner .....
    my pillion quite liked it!>


    brakes are good....

    power aint bad, its pretty smooth all the way down to idle.

    its heavy, but it would have to be one of the best cruisers i have ridden yet.

    i have had good fun on this one!

    "quote this"

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    I've just done over 3,000k on my Tbird now. Loving it!!

    Very responsive and smooth thru the gears.
    Excellent handling. Best I've experienced.
    Brakes are very effective, esp when coming up way too fast behind some turkey who decides to stop in the middle of the road and doesn't indicate which way he's going to turn.
    Fuel economy is great. Riding at around 110-120k (which requires MUCH restraint!) did 320k, with another 40 left in the tank. Just $26 to top up.
    At 100kph it pulls less than 2500rpm.
    Even in overdrive it will pull away effectively at this speed.

    All in all a great experience and it just keeps getting better!

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    I love my little America but that is one sexy bike, looks like I know what my next one will be :-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oxy View Post
    I've just done over 3,000k on my Tbird now. Loving it!!

    Very responsive and smooth thru the gears.
    Excellent handling. Best I've experienced.
    Brakes are very effective, esp when coming up way too fast behind some turkey who decides to stop in the middle of the road and doesn't indicate which way he's going to turn.
    Fuel economy is great. Riding at around 110-120k (which requires MUCH restraint!) did 320k, with another 40 left in the tank. Just $26 to top up.
    At 100kph it pulls less than 2500rpm.
    Even in overdrive it will pull away effectively at this speed.

    All in all a great experience and it just keeps getting better!
    3000Ks, I'd love to have the time to get that much riding in. I 've had mine 3 weeks now, still havn't hit 600 ks, so not even the 1st service been done yet. Bit embarrassing really.

    Just a combination of things really. Some absolute shit weather. Work vehicle means I don't get to ride it to work. Weekends mostly tied up with work as well. Went to go on 1 long ride with the missus, but only got to Rangiora when her ass was so sore we had to turn back (still havn't ordered the replacement seat & sissy bar, must get around to that).
    Hoped to get to Greymouth street races, but some clown I know decided to get fuckin married that weekend!
    Excuses excuses. I think I'll have to take a few days leave & bugger off somewhere!
    Shaken, not stirred in the shakey city!

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    Triumph Owners Taranaki chapter have got their first ever Blackjack run on 7th November. Might scoot up for that.

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    Thats 1 nice looking bike , it seems to be getting good reviews to .
    Just going my own way

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    I've had the Press bike for almost a month. gave it back this morning.

    My oath I enjoyed it. Story in Dec KR.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dave View Post
    I've had the Press bike for almost a month. gave it back this morning.

    My oath I enjoyed it. Story in Dec KR.
    Gave it back?
    Or did the Dark Lord send out his minions to persuade you to part with it?

    Before you judge a man, walk a mile in his shoes. After that, who cares? ...He's a mile away and you've got his shoes

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    Quote Originally Posted by cs363 View Post
    Gave it back?
    Well, I simply ran out of excuses to keep it.

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