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Old 09-13-2005   #1 (permalink)
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looks like they're gonna make that scrambler....

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Kinda looks like a Honda CL 350..
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Kinda looks like a Honda CL 350..
Where do you think Honda got their syling cues?
The Triumph Scrambler was around long before Honda made the CL 350.
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That pic is an original tr6, not the new one.
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Where do you think Honda got their syling cues?
The Triumph Scrambler was around long before Honda made the CL 350.

Sorry but the only "bikes" I was riding on back in the 60's were peddle powered..

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As I understand it the Scrambler is for beach boys and scooter aficionados,” a particular group of riders currently underserved in the market”. Could be interesting?
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This seems to be a good pic:

Scrambler

I think Iggy Pop said it best:

"Girls. They're all over this world.
Some of them have beautiful...
shapes.
I wanna live to be 98."

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Looking forward to seeing the new scrambler.
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Scrambler...I'm thinkin fire roads and long desert tracks at warp....

this could work...Ok how much?
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Scrambler...I'm thinkin fire roads and long desert tracks at warp....

this could work...Ok how much?
$7899 base MSRP, according to a picture I found of the spec sheet that someone took at the dealer conference this weekend.

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