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MCN has learnt more details about Triumph?s 1600cc Thunderbird cruiser which is due to go into production in 2010. View Triumph motorcycles for sale We can now reveal that the all-new, 1599cc parallel twin has a massive 103.8mm bore firing...

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anthonyky

When I first heard about a new Thunderbird, I wanted it to be a speed triple engine and transmission in a cruiser body with top shelf suspension. I will have to wait and see about this version.

dumpdog

This bike doesn't excite me like I thought it would. Nothing about it makes it stand out in the crowd. I wish Triumph had kept there traditional tank styling on this one. based on the present looks of the bike I wouldn't consider a change.

tridentt150v

I'll wait, they'll bring out a Bonnie style version sooner or later, its all the dealers talk about round here [they admit that the present offering is a sacrifice to the USA market - they lament that the bike is not a Bonnie style one because all the feedback they get from clients is that they would buy one but.........and they know that they could sell heaps of 'new' Bonnies]. The factory has to listen sooner or later and all us grumble bums will get what we are waiting for.

Plus you don't invest heavily in a completely new product and then not make use of the market.

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Lazyrider

Nonsense, this bike is a sacrifice to JB's ego. The US market is already bloated with large displacement, water cooled bikes, and they are highly regarded by the buying public.

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