Cause it was a Triumph? we understand......Originally Posted by mstriumph
Cause it was a Triumph? we understand......Originally Posted by mstriumph
Experience......something you get just after you needed it
I sold a Suzuki 250, 35 years ago, and still regret it................
“- He felt that his whole life was some kind of dream and he sometimes wondered whose it was and whether they were enjoying it.”
hook, line and sinker.........Originally Posted by sels1
...........feck it is Sunday night......
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I think it goes beyond the machinery , After 12 years there are a lot of memories that you had with that bike, when I sold my old Suzuki 750 I realy missed it even though the TL is a much better bike. After a bit I realised it was the memories and places I went on that bike that were important , having the old bike around sort of reminds you of the good times you had while owning it.
They may be just a machine but when you are riding there is only you and the bike and a trust that it will get you to where you are going in one piece. its probably as close a relationship as you will have with a machine.
And it dosnt matter where the bike was built either in my opinion.
Dave
Sorrrright mate, I was serious. I have no emotional attachments to equipment or it's maintenance. They are but tools for my lifestyle.Originally Posted by Gixxer 4 ever
i HATE to even SLIGHTLY agree with BD but ........
the truth is ....... its the RIDING i enjoy .......... the bonne is a pretty thing and, yes, a part of history -- but the truth is i never had the real enthusiast's delight in her i saw on the face of the guy i just sold her to when he first saw her ........
methinks i did the right thing - both for her and for me
went for a good looooooooooooongish ride on the thou today- in temperatures that would have made the bonne reaaaaaaaally tempramental and downright ornary ...... am feeling a little better
i did do the right thing![]()
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Grass wedges its way between the closest blocks of marble and it brings them down. This power of feeble life which can creep in anywhere is greater than that of the mighty behind their cannons....... - Honore de Balzac
It was the 'banjo' comment - wasn't itOriginally Posted by mstriumph
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