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NewBar End Motorcycle Mirrors Triumph Scrambler Thruxton T6061
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NewBar End Mirrors Set Triumph Scrambler Thruxton T6061 Billet Fold Away
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NewBar End Mirrors Triumph Scrambler Folding Design T6061 Anodized Billet
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NewBar End Mirrors Triumph Scrambler Thruxton T6061 Billet
Handle Bars, Levers, Mirrors
$59.99
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NewBar End Mirrors Triumph Scrambler Thruxton T6061 Billet Fold Away
Handle Bars, Levers, Mirrors
$59.99
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NewBar End Mirrors Motorcycle Triumph Scrambler Thruxton T6061 Billet Folding
Handle Bars, Levers, Mirrors
$59.99
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NewBar End Mirrors Triumph Scrambler Thruxton Fold Away
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$69.95
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NewBar End Mirror Set of 2 Triumph Scrambler Thruxton T6061 Billet
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$59.99
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NewTriumph Scrambler-America-Thruxton and Thunderbird Saddle Bags
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NewTriumph Motorcycles Decal Pair - Daytona Sprint Scrambler
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Jack Lilley motorcycles are famed for producing one-of-a-kind Triumph specials and this is their latest. Based on the 2009 Scrambler, this Triumph ...

Motorcycle Superstore.com - Bridgestone TW42 Trail Wing Dual Sport Rear Tire
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Price: $65.99

Stock Replacement tire for: HONDA: 120/90-17 = NX650 (See TW41 for the rear match for NX650) SUZUKI: 120/90-18 = DR-Z400S 00-07 (See TW41 for the rear match for DR-Z400) 120/90-17 = DR650 90-07 (See TW41 for the rear match for DR650) TRIUMPH: 130/80-17 = Scrambler 06-07 (See...
Motorcycle Superstore.com - Bridgestone TW101 Trail Wing Dual Sport Front Tire
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Price: $75.99

Stock Replacement tire for: BMW: 100/90H-19 = F650 98-06 110/80VR-19 = R1200GS 05-06 SUZUKI: 110/80R-19 = DL650 V-Strom 04-07 110/80HR-19 = DL1000 V-Strom 03-07, tubeless TRIUMPH: 100/90-19 = Scrambler 06-07 (TW42 is matching rear) **Closeouts are limited to stock on hand**


Q:
Chef Noah
Chef Noah 		What specific fuel gauge should I add to my 2006 Triumph Scrambler?
I'm prospering to be purchasing a Triumph Scrambler, which does not have a fuel gauge. What is a good add-on fuel rule for this bike?
A:(from geo46er)
I do not credence in I have ever seen a gauge available, however, new stuff comes out all the time. I justified reset the trip meter each time I refill, that way all I have to do is look at the mileage and I be versed how far I have before it goes on reserve, which is probably more accurate than a fuel gauge.
Impediment out www.bellacorse.com and www.newbonneville.com
they have lots of Bonneville stuff.


Q:
Aaron
Aaron 		Is the Triumph Scrambler a good first motorcycle?
I have not been on a motorcycle in many,many years. I am not into hasten, I want to cruise. I would take a bike safety course before riding. I am 6'4" and 200 lbs., so the Scrambler may fit me bonny good with the seat height at 32.5". Not really interested in a frolic bike at all. Thanks in advance to all who answer.
A:(from Eric M)
I came across your problem so I thought I'd take a shot. I believe that the Scrambler would be a very good choice based on the info you gave. The Scrambler is a healthy cruiser and for a guy your size will feel very light. One of the great advantages of the Scrambler is the merry pipes which allows for excellent ground clearance. I'm not into velocity either but it doesn't stop me from leaning over on twisty roads and GC is formidable. Triumph offers a ton of after-market accessories. Check out the Triumph owners blog at http://www.triumphrat.net/forum.php..quality a look and some discussions on the Scrambler by owners.


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Charger72
Charger72 		Is a Triumph Scrambler a decent road bike?
I am looking for a secure dual purpose motorcycle, and all of the Japanese ones look like a dirtbike with liscense charger. I would like a road oriented bike that can go off road, not an off road bike that can go on the way. What do you think. Are there any other models I should look at?
A:(from James R)
I took a new one (2007) out for about 2 hours from a townsman dealer. The bike had trailwings on it which didn't do too bad on the road. The bike handled well and had enough power to keep up with the ST1100 my beau was riding.

The one thing about this bike that would prevent me from ever owning one was the exhaust get a load of become quieter routing. It interferes with your leg on the foot peg. You have to bend your ankle around it and always have it resting against the custodian. I found this pretty uncomfortable but I guess it might be something you'd get used to.


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carnaby_fudge
carnaby... 		critique of a triumph scrambler?
i'm looking for owners of triumph scramblers (the new ones) to give me a notice of the bike. a website will do fine. i want to know about reliability and handling. specifically, does the absence of fuel injection and liquid cooling create any problems? thanks.
A:(from CafeTBird)
http://www.triumphrat.net

Go to the Matching Talk forum.

Another option is the New Triumph Bonneville forum on Delphi

http://forums.delphiforums.com/New_Bonneville/start


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Carl R
Carl R 		Triumph Scrambler Motorcycle question?
Anyone have any thoughts or be familiar with on the new "Retro" models of the 60's Triumph Scrambler motorcycle... I'm tempted but not assured.....Any opinions would help.
A:(from warDialer)
I have an '06 Scrambler that was light of one's life at first sight. It's not the fastest or best handling bike for the in dough, but it has style for miles, is well built and is an awesome bike. I feel a lost passion for that bike.

If you're looking for a classic / standard that is uninvolved, elegant and unique this should make you very happy. If you're looking for a today's experience your money woud be better spent on something like a Triumph Row Triple, but expect a few more speeding tickets.

I like my Scrambler because it is fun to cruise, I don't need to charge heavily or ride on the back wheel to have fun. It's a blast at any speed. I bought it because I himself love everything about the bike, but a nice bonus is how much attention it gets. Not a day has gone by where it hasn't gotten pay homage to. Triumphs mean alot to alot of people.

If you pick one up slay the Air Injection immediatly and add an aftermarket exhaust like the ThunderBikes ( noisy ), or TORS ( mellow ). Then it will uncork the classic resemblance twin Brit sound.

Have fun and let me know if you have any questions, always happy to talk about the Scrambler.


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