Good read on new SSSA RS

[OKAggie]

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[ This message was edited by: OKAggie on 2004-02-12 12:58 ]

[Solace]

Hey Aggie,

Can you cut and past text from the article into a posting on this board without causing copyright problems? It squawks at me about membership to view when I click the links, so I can't see the article.

It might be my firewall or it might be their site.

Solace

[OKAggie]

solace, I feel kinda bad doing that since this is posted at the bottom of the page . . .

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You can register for free. It only takes a minute. Plus, there is some more good Triumph stuff on there.

Oh BTW, here's the LINK to register on their home page.

[ This message was edited by: OKAggie on 2004-02-12 14:06 ]

Hi OK Aggie,

Don't get too excited, I did and was disappointed. I really liked the bike in the article, I even went as far as buying the magazine when it hit the stands. Alan Cathcart stated in the article that it was definitely coming so I waited, July 2002 article appears, November 2002 NEC Bike show UK, nothing, November 2003 NEC Bike show UK, nothing.

So I bought a 2004 RS SSA Limited Edition instead. I've seen nothing in any of the other UK magazines about the bike since that article. I also believe I heard that Carlo Tamolo the Italian importer and creator of the bike was killed in an accident. Whether this has anything to do with the no show of the bike I don't know.

Shame though as it's a real looker and would have got my money.

Martin

[OKAggie]

holy moly bmk . . . if he was killed that would explain alot. Perhaps this is why Triumph at least brought out the '04 SSSA. Meeting him half way.