03-12-2014, 07:55 AM
(03-12-2014, 07:36 AM)Mick65_imp Wrote:(03-12-2014, 07:29 AM)Tyke57nz_imp Wrote:(03-12-2014, 06:48 AM)Mick65_imp Wrote:(03-12-2014, 06:24 AM)Tyke57nz_imp Wrote: Whilst in UK last year my cousin took me to this place in Shipley, http://www.eddys-moto.co.uk/current-stock I could have spent days in there; next stop was a motorcycle jumble where I spied a BSA Tornado, what a machine; had to be the day I discovered my trusty camera had been relocated.
Just had a look on his website, man he's got some beauties for sale.
How about a Gold Star in touring trim, just fabulous, I, ll look in there whenever I can.
Just had a look on his website, man he's got some beauties for sale.
How about a Gold Star in touring trim, just fabulous, I, ll look in there whenever I can. I could have quite easily stuffed the Rob North Trident in my suitcase, nothing quite like the sound of a well fettled triple.
Just had a look on his website, man he's got some beauties for sale.
How about a Gold Star in touring trim, just fabulous, I, ll look in there whenever I can. I could have quite easily stuffed the Rob North Trident in my suitcase, nothing quite like the sound of a well fettled triple.
It seems a bit odd when I think about it that here we are talking about Triumph triples on a Honda CB forum when the original CB must have been the downfall of those machines.
Just had a look on his website, man he's got some beauties for sale.
How about a Gold Star in touring trim, just fabulous, I, ll look in there whenever I can. I could have quite easily stuffed the Rob North Trident in my suitcase, nothing quite like the sound of a well fettled triple.
It seems a bit odd when I think about it that here we are talking about Triumph triples on a Honda CB forum when the original CB must have been the downfall of those machines. I know, but believe it or not one consideration was either buying a T160V or a new machine; practicality won out in the end but if I had spare cash then a T160 would be in the shed as well.