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K&N Replacement Air Filter - K&N Filters TB-9004 Jeep Air Filters-Jeep (Jeep Parts) Price: $38.69 TRIUMPH THRUXTON; 04-09 |
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K&N Replacement Air Filter (Performance Products) Price: $38.69 TRIUMPH THRUXTON; 04-09 |
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K&N Replacement Air Filter (4 Wheel Parts) Price: $38.69 TRIUMPH THRUXTON; 04-09 |
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ME Z2 Rear Tire (Motorcycle Superstore.com) Price: $169.99 Outstanding mileage and even wear ideal for long-distance travelling OEM replacement tire for 05-09 Triumph Bonneville and Thruxton Metzeler typical transverse directional pattern design provides optimum water drainage Superb high-speed stability and total control even under heavy braking... |
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Lasertec Bias Sport Touring Front Tire (Motorcycle Superstore.com) Price: $107.99 Metzeler Lasertec Bias Sport Touring Front Tire General Replacement Tire Proven tread patterns for all-weather riding Tread pattern design provides excellent water drainage that reduces hydroplaning, enhancing wet performance for safe riding in all weather conditions New compounds... |
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William T |
Triumph Thruxton? |
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I'm 6'3" and 230lbs and I had a Bonneville which I had no problems riding, I have ridden the Thruxton and no problems there either....the Triumph Scrambler is another good bike that you would have no problems riding, it's a unimportant taller than the thruxton and bonnie, and the 60's scrambler look is cool
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waggss78 |
Is the triumph thruxton 900 a good first motorcycle? |
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The Thruxton would be a angelic first bike (provided your feet touch the ground while sitting on it) although the confining low set handlebars aren't the easiest to use for a beginner (the Bonneville would be a bit easier to learn on) but if you sensation comfortable on it, go for it. Don't listen to some of these other people on here telling you nto buy a smaller bike, because if you do, you will only have to business up to the Triumph after you learn to ride. The Triumph is not an overly powerful bike, althouigh it has correct usable power, and is a bike you will keep for a long time. I had a Triumph Bonneville (2002 centenary copy) and almopst cried when I had to sell it. ( I needed the money to start a problem) And I will be buying a Triumph Scrambler as soon as finances allow. So buy the Triumph, learn to do in and enjoy!! | |
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SAM |
How does the triumph thruxton ride? |
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http://www.mcnews.com.au/testing/Triumph/2004_Thruxton/Age1.htm read the review... at the link above.. nice bike... 120 MPH added to.. not the fastest.. or the most nimble... but built for a definitive market.. wont win the races.. but people will thwart to look at it... | |
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Bryce S |
How much horsepower and how quick are the triumph thruxton in the 2002-2008 versions, and the T100 Bonneville? |
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I can't suffer the consequences of c take your question specifically, I think they are claiming somewhere between 50 and 60 HP, and will all things considered run about 13 second quarter mile times. However, as a long even so rider (since 71) and an owner of a 2002 standard Bonneville I can take to task you that it is a wonderfull all around bike. If in stock form it doesn't have enough power for you there are a gang of sites offering all kinds of upgrades and accessories. Check out www.newbonneville.com
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Adam S |
I need to learn everything I can about motorcycles, in particular the Triumph Thruxton.? |
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Besides culture about bikes in general, I'd suggest taking a Basic Riding Run from the Motorcycle Safety Foundation or a similar organization. Its really a very tangibles way to get a good set skills started from instructors that know their stuff. Everyone I've ever talked to who took one of these courses (myself included) consideration it was money and time well spent. In Minnesota, these courses cost about $125 and take post over 2 weekends. They provide the (small, good for beginners) bikes. You have to plan for basic safety gear--helmet, gloves, long sleeved shirts and pants and shoes that bedclothes your ankles. The Thruxton is a fun bike. I own a Triumph (Sprint ST) and have been very happy with it. | |
