Triumph Motorcycles

Everybody's sleeping off the Thanksgiving dinner...great day today, but I'm the only one still awake. So, I finished a web page I started a few days ago on my fascination with the greatest motorcycles in the world. That page is here:

http://motofoto.cc/Triumph%20Motorcycles.htm

Good Job

ditto.
nicely done.

the new street triple has, I think, tipped the scales toward my first Triumph.
The only hesitation I have is I'm hoping for a Tiger Cub with that drivetrain.....

Great read.I am on my first Tiger and use it for what it was intended for.It's funny you were down to a klr.There's two in my stable and use
'em bout everyday Very informative info for me,touched alot of memories of older triumphs running around in the seventies.One of my sons currently has a 1970 triumph.The bug has bit

Wow, that's a great site you have!! Great pics too. But, dang it, you are fueling my growing passion for a Bonnie. It's one of three bikes I've wanted since I first gained motorcycle awareness back in the 60's. (The other two were the Sportster and Commando, and I now have a Sportster.)

+1 to you. I'm a 2001 Bonne owner and really like the triumph line. Easy to ride, quick, handles well and easy to wrench.

Dave-

Thanks! Love my Speed Triple!

Thanks for your kind words. I have been getting a lot of responses on the Triumph page. Glad you all are enjoying it.

Only one thing for you to do, and that's what I did a couple months ago.

Kudos.. very well done.

I'll have a creamsickle w/ tors to go..., here's the older cousin:

Those new ones sure do look pretty. I thought about putting a new one right next to this one:



Wouldn't that be nice...

Oh, and great site!
-GW

Just need to narrow the table a bit, you have to scroll side to side for us folks with our old 1024x768 displays

Very nice. As you'll see from reading the narrative on my site, I had a '79. I liked the red that they offered that year on the Tiger, so I got the dealer to swap the tank on my '79 Bonneville with a Tiger. I think it was just like yours but the colors were reversed. Yours looks great.

Thanks for your compliments on the site.

Nice site, Great Pics!

Excellent site for the greatest motorcycles ever made.

I too have become a Triumph addict. I think I have owned 10 Hinkley models -just bought my first Tiger (07). Had a yellow 1200 like in your pic. One of my favorite bikes and I still look for them for sale. Crazy fast and a great look. Traded in my 06 Speed Triple for the Tiger. Another great/fun bike. Currently putting a 70 TR6 back together.

I have never had one ounce of trouble with any of my Triumphs. Of course I usually never keep them long enough for anything to happen. The Tiger will probably stick around for awhile. It does everything well and is a real joy to ride. I didn't think I would like the upright riding position but it has worked out great. Thinking about a few suspension upgrades to make it more track-day worthy.

Great site and thanks for stirring up some great memories! Long live Triumph!

Great stuff, i really enjoyed your site.

Yep, agreed,
We're an all-Triumph household now. Also doesn't hurt that the local dealership (Freedom Cycle-Reno) is a dream to deal with.

I had a 1968 Triumph Bonneville. damn thing was bullet proof, but vibrated the crap out of me. After a long ride my ass was numb.

Are they still that way?