hows the smoke after sittin on sidestand for awhile? friend had k75. only thing I didn't like bout it. why they wouldn't put head on other side... ?
hows the smoke after sittin on sidestand for awhile? friend had k75. only thing I didn't like bout it. why they wouldn't put head on other side... ?
when he used centerstand, there was none.
. its parked up 99% of the time on the center stand so it dose not smoke.
View attachment 583227 View attachment 583228 My 73 Triumph 750, bought it in 83, been riding and wrenching on it ever since. Just installed new carbs and top end gaskets, runs like new with No OIL LEAKS! Original paint on the tank.
Thanks 2stroke, it's a blast and an attention getter whenever I pull into a parking lot or gas station. Not many left in original condition.dam sweet bike.
Thanks 2stroke, it's a blast and an attention getter whenever I pull into a parking lot or gas station. Not many left in original condition.
they go well but nothing on the old ones blow efiMy younger brother has one of these, a 2006 Triumph Thruxton, that he bought new. I think it was the 1st NEW street bike he's ever bought.
View attachment 583227 View attachment 583228 My 73 Triumph 750, bought it in 83, been riding and wrenching on it ever since. Just installed new carbs and top end gaskets, runs like new with No OIL LEAKS! Original paint on the tank.
Those came in 75 or 76, I haven ridden a left shift bike for 20 years.qtla. had 76 bonny. like yours but lh shift, rear disc.
Gov. doing what they do, sometimes ( rarely) they get it right. A broke clock is right 2 times a day.Norton & sportsters changed in 75. would think all the remaining rhs bikes did. your govt protectin us from ourselfs. Norton rhs were also 1 up, 3 down.
You big tease, I like that trumpet, but you already knew that.lolView attachment 583227 View attachment 583228 My 73 Triumph 750, bought it in 83, been riding and wrenching on it ever since. Just installed new carbs and top end gaskets, runs like new with No OIL LEAKS! Original paint on the tank.
Everything is possible, go out and get 1. Be ready to wrench on it, that's the challenge. In the last year I've replaced the carbs ( $300 new from Amal) , the exhaust pipes and connectors ( new from Britain, $150), the charging system ( used, 150 from eBay) ,tires ( new Micellens ,spelling not sure $300) topend gaskets ( new from eBay,$40 ), and the list goes on. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy working on it but at this point, the ride is much more fun!You big tease, I like that trumpet, but you already knew that.lol
I thought about buying a new one a few years back and the dealer here went out of business, now the nearest triumph dealer is about five hours away.Everything is possible, go out and get 1. Be ready to wrench on it, that's the challenge. In the last year I've replaced the carbs ( $300 new from Amal) , the exhaust pipes and connectors ( new from Britain, $150), the charging system ( used, 150 from eBay) ,tires ( new Micellens ,spelling not sure $300) topend gaskets ( new from eBay,$40 ), and the list goes on. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy working on it but at this point, the ride is much more fun!
Never seen one of those, what is it other than a Honda? what size?View attachment 583650 Picked up this little guy a few weeks ago. Its my first street bike.
Its a Grom. There fuel injected 125s. Kinda reminds me of what a modern honda trail would be.Never seen one of those, what is it other than a Honda? what size?
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