Triumphrat

Big_Rick

Up till now, they've only had Ducati but are now adding Triumph, Harley and Buell. (which doesn't make much sense to me cause the Harley dealer is right next door)
They are having an official grand opening party in april to welcome the new lines.

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daveysew

I was in when they were in their own space with their own entrance and not sharing space with Lambo. Really good guys, ready to answer questions, nice selection of Alpinestars gear...

I've been in once since (foolishly considering a Duc at the time) and was totally ignored, could not get a staff member to acknowledge I existed. I was incredibly unimpressed and haven't been back since.

Maybe it will be worth giving them a crack in the spring, either that or can anyone recommend a place to service a 2003 Sprint ST in Toronto (downtown is a plus).

dave

Big_Rick

Dave, I know that last summer one of the triumph guys from Sturgess moved to Riders Choice at Dixie and Queensway, but I had a similar experience to your Rev visit when I went in to check them out. Perhaps the service dept. is better but I got a sour taste in my mouth.
They have a bike dyno there and I was considering doing a before and after run to see how the mods were working but changed my mind after the visit.

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Some people are a lot like Slinkys.
Not really good for anything, but bring a smile to your face when you push them down the stairs.

grayghost

I'm going to check out (just out of curiousity) Rev cycle as well. Sturgess Cycle has given me amazing service and are great to deal with and I tend to be an intensely loyal customer.

As far as gear, Dave & Jill Grummet who own Parker Brothers Powersports on Dundas (near the 427) are great people.

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