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    Until the Rocket 3 no doubt...

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    oooooHHHHH YEEEE "ITs a SEXy Beast"

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    Arrow Looks good, but.

    Quote Originally Posted by Indiana_Jones
    So does anyone else like the new Daytona 650? or am I just a lonely British bike fan :spudwhat:



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    I'm all for the latest CBR100RR Fireblade
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    Quote Originally Posted by Honda
    I'm all for the latest CBR100RR Fireblade
    Rumour has it you meet the nicest people on a Honda and rats ride Triumphs

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    Look's like all the other Sixundy's but with out the good fork's/brakes Hope their build quailty is getting better than what I have had & seen
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    Quote Originally Posted by Honda
    I'm all for the latest CBR1000RR Fireblade
    True.
    The Triumph doesn't deserve to be on the same page as that baby.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sensei 509
    Hope their build quailty is getting better than what I have had & seen SENSEI :sly:
    You notice that too hah?

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    hey hey, wots wrong with Trumpy's?????????
    At the end of the day they still work out the same as all the other bikes.
    Been down the "Genuine Parts" road for all the major brands except for harley - and they all sucks goats eggs
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    Quote Originally Posted by avgas
    hey hey, wots wrong with Trumpy's?????????
    At the end of the day they still work out the same as all the other bikes.
    Build quality isn't as good as it's cracked up to be.

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    Lacking in grunt till they added the 50cc, best handling iv'e heard.... time will tell

    Sprint ST.... mmmmmm nice, might chop the Fazer in for one
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    Quote Originally Posted by avgas
    hey hey, wots wrong with Trumpy's?????????
    At the end of the day they still work out the same as all the other bikes.
    Been down the "Genuine Parts" road for all the major brands except for harley - and they all sucks goats eggs
    Standard HD parts are quite cheap but after market are bloody exspensive.
    Then again who buys standard HD parts.
    I guess there's good reason the after market sells so well.
    From what I've read this new Triumph may not have the best forks,brakes ect but is still handles as well if not better than it's jap counter parts.
    Who cares,I reckon it's ugly.

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    Actually i found the brakes/suspension on the trumps really good on NZ roads. All the japanese bikes i felt were to 'race-spec' for ruffed up NZ roads.
    dunno bout the zx10, but the R1, CBR1000 and GSXR riders i ride with have to stop every 30min cos the ruts in the road are killing them (me too).
    As for build quality - what parts in particular you having problems with?
    The only recall i know is on the 97 595 that was recalled cos someone complained that their was hairline fractures in the frame after crashing the bikes
    I think John Bloor has done a good job to drag a dead motorcycle manufacturer back to life
    Not that im sucking up so he'll give me a job or anything
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    Arrow Yea I have heard that before...

    Quote Originally Posted by Bonez
    Rumour has it you meet the nicest people on a Honda and rats ride Triumphs
    so I guess it must be true
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    HEY Avgas Try $4500 in repair's on my motor 4 Major blow up's . Big end's / 2 Head gaskets / Complete clutch ,springs / metal's /fiber's .4th gear broke in half at 170k's .Thats what i'm saying about build quality . Plus have a look at the welding on them its fucken shit . I have been weldig & teaching people to weld for over 22years. I did like my Speed Triple but they need to get their bike's up to 98% not 80% / As far as them handling as good as Jap stuff go's I think Al Borline of "Tool Time " put's it just right " I don't think so TIM " SENSEI

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    Quote Originally Posted by avgas
    I think John Bloor has done a good job to drag a dead motorcycle manufacturer back to life
    I agree, but after pulling my stepson ancilleries off after his crash I've think I have a fair idea of how they're put together. Certainly not worth the extra premium you pay for them IMHO. But each to there own.

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