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Old 12-06-2006   #2 (permalink)
Netmaker
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I would consider the 1200 is the the way to go for regular 2 up long distance touring, more horsepower and torque is always good, and it can match any of the latest sports tourers in all aspects that are important to a rider and passenger. I think the Triumph company made a mistake in not upgrading the Trophy range but evidently there were not enough of us buying new bikes for Triumph to continue the Trophy. (Typical pom thinking as in the past they made great bikes and sports cars and yet could not keep their market as they failed to constantly improve the models.) I will be bringing mine home someday and intend to keep it longterm as they are a well engineered motorcycle suitable for sports or touring activities and their appearence is one that will not age quickly.
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