[speedracer]

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what do yall think about the new 2000 cc vulcan,not that i could ever afford it (maybe when its 15 yrs. old) the reveiws are good,its a nice looking bike (except for the v twin) i would roll one.dont get me wrong im way to into my wing but 2000 cc WOW! just a thought

 

[englishted]

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It is very nice, but I realy like the Triumph 2300, looks really cool.

 

[Verdayne aka Wingnut]

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1832 cc's is enough for me. Not interested in anything bigger at any price.:stumped:

 

[Silverfox]

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englishted wrote:

It is very nice, but I realy like the Triumph 2300, looks really cool.

Are you joking mate, or is this really the size? I had a Triumph 2000TC years ago, but that had 4 wheels!!!!:baffled::goofygrin:

Pete

 

[Brojees]

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Silverfox wrote:

englishted wrote:

It is very nice, but I realy like the Triumph 2300, looks really cool.

Are you joking mate, or is this really the size? I had a Triumph 2000TC years ago, but that had 4 wheels!!!!:baffled::goofygrin:

Pete

Actually it is 2303cc

 

[wexy]

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A friend of mine bought the triumph and twice I have had to get off the wing to push him in reverse out of a parking space ,,big bike but no reverse .Who needs hardship at this stage of your life ...give me a wing anyday ..ciaran

 

[dean_3326]

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Why not get something with some real power?

 

[Silicon Sam]

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8200cc's is the way to go.......

Boss Hoss 500ci

Raymond

 

[Shooter]

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Nice cup hold-er-velocity stacks. And I'm complaining about lack of cruising range with 5.8 gallons........ :baffled: :gunhead:

 

[1200bikes]

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hi all, i had a triumph acclaim which was actually a honda based car!!!

 

[1200bikes]

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hi all, i seen 1 of the triumphs at my local bike dealer ,the only comment i could think of is "god help car drivers if they pull out ":goofygrin:???:grinner::grinner::grinner:

 

[exavid]

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I saw one of these monster Triumphs in Medford, OR last summer. Interesting bike but I really wonder what it's for other than to show off the wealth or testosterone of it's owner. It's rather big and heavy for a pub cruiser, and doesn't look all that comfortablefor traveling any distance.

 

[1200bikes]

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hi all, my sentiments entirely paul,its for show not practicality...but hey i'll have 1 if its going for free???:grinner::goofygrin::12beige:,bri, uk.

 

[wingdawg101]

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The bike I like is the 2005 865cc "Triumph Speedmaster" in yellow,reminds me of the old days but very funtional!

May get one?:baffled:

 

[speedracer]

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maybe the guys who buy one are trying to compensate for something???:doh:

 

[Silverfox]

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dean_3326 wrote:

Why not get something with some real power?

And they say Wings can't bank over too far!!!

Pete

 

[Silverfox]

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wexman wrote:

A friend of mine bought the triumph and twice I have had to get off the wing to push him in reverse out of a parking space ,,big bike but no reverse .Who needs hardship at this stage of your life ...give me a wing anyday ..ciaran

Hey, Wexman, better carry a tow rope if your mate keeps getting stuck.:waving:

Pete

 

[rcmatt007]

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speedracer wrote:

maybe the guys who buy one are trying to compensate for something???:doh:

I am with you, if you have to prove something, then you probably don't have much to prove

 

[axelwik]

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exavid wrote:

I saw one of these monster Triumphs in Medford, OR last summer. Interesting bike but I really wonder what it's for other than to show off the wealth or testosterone of it's owner. It's rather big and heavy for a pub cruiser, and doesn't look all that comfortablefor traveling any distance.

I saw one at the Phoenix, Oregon Triumph/BMW dealer a few months ago. Looked like they cobbled a car engine into the thing... ugly.

No longer a motorcycle - a freak show.

 

[Redwing]

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Brojees wrote:

englishted wrote:

It is very nice, but I realy like the Triumph 2300, looks really cool.

Actually it is 2303cc

Ah wellim sure yewont fall out over 3cc :cooldj:

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