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TFMK, you're kidding right? No?... maybe you're just an old HD convert. :razz: :-D
Seems to me that Triumph is taking the marketing route of individualism and exclusivity by not doing the big poomba advertising that most other manufacturers are doing. Not everyone agrees to their tactics, including me, but they're targeting more to the real gut and core of motorcycling - the enthusiasts, and those are the people that will come for the bike, the ride, and the people, nothing more.
My dealer's 675 unveiling was also a small, low key affair. I wasn't expecting anything more than to see, feel and hear the bike. That's what I got and I was satisfied.
I'd be darn grateful to be invited to lead demo rides. Only a handful of dealerships get that opportunity so take the keys and run with the pack. :wink:
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