Triumph Trike

[Craniac]

Saw this at the local dealer.


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[ARtraveler]

Oh yes. Comes with a factory warranty too. I almost bought a fire engine red two wheel version three years or so back--was a little heavy for me to support though. The torque on that 2300 engine was enough to make the bike lean when you blipped the throttle standing still.

Not on my to buy list, but I like it a lot. :yes::yes:

 

[nakerr]

It is a nice machine. One of the sales guys at Echo Cycle in Edmonton, AB has one that was used as a prototype for Triumph. Tons of power.

 

[cuznjohn]

i like it, i had a rocket 111 and it was a great bike

 

[Craniac]

It still had the side stand. $28,999. I wonder if it cost less without the side stand.

 

[ARtraveler]

It still had the side stand. $28,999. I wonder if it cost less without the side stand.

Good catch :yes: I missed that. I am thinking that they should charge more, since it could create a point of interest if used by the owner.

We had an enterprising :ani29: owner or two that installed one--just for the shock effect. :yikes:

 

[cuznjohn]

lol the side stand has a starter kill switch built in so they must of saved money not jumping the wires out

 

[Bob Denman]

That Big Triple is just about the perfect one for "Triking". :2thumbs:

 

[cuznjohn]

i used to think i put my triple through it paces till i let a friend take it for a ride, he would break the rear wheel loose in second

 

[napper39]

grate bikes but a lot of heat on your leg when stoped at a light.:2thumbs: heres mine.:thumbup:

 

[cuznjohn]

grate bikes but a lot of heat on your leg when stoped at a light.:2thumbs: heres mine.:thumbup:

looks just like the one i had

 

[Chupaca]

Why not..!!

great bikes and a fine looking tike. Remember all those old english bikes growing up in south america. There are tons of originals there even today...:thumbup: