leaving the triumphrat forum

[andybike]

decided to leave this site cos i feel it doesnt really help triumph owners with problems on their bikes.

questions take ages to get a decent response if they are lucky to get 1 at all.

take care guys and hope things pick up on this site(it really needs to)

andybike signing out for good

[Les]

Hmmmm what a shame, I have had loads of help from the guys on here. This site rocks and is the best for advice IMO. I just wonder if you have put anything back in? :???:

[Lurch]

I don't know, maybe its just me, but checking in to this site every now and then doesn't cost any money, uses little of one's time and the potential pay-off is substantial.

But that's just me.

Lurch

[RacingGreen]

Yep - hopefully you are still here andybike.

Some just love to ride, some are also mechanical experts, and others just want to natter about all-things Triumph. Often people can help out on tech knowledge or share experiences learned. Its great if someone can answer a difficult tech question and I've had great advice. But I look at this as a bonus of the site rather than an expectation that my problem will be solved. Its pretty hard to diagnose and solve problems via e-chat!

Bottom line, we are ordinary riders that love our Triumphs. The more we share our experiences, the more we and our bikes benefit.

[ This message was edited by: RacingGreen on 2005-09-27 09:55 ]

[Ron_F_D]

Booo hissss... This site rocks... well it is a little stodgy, more hotties would be nice...
I remember once on the SV650 site, this girl posted her bike pics... Oh my... I think she was from California.

:-D Triumph riding gals are... should I say 'older' perhaps heavier?
:wink:
But I digress... good luck and good riding... Keep the shiny side up.


[ This message was edited by: Ron_F_D on 2005-09-27 10:11 ]

[j98sprint]

Well Andy, you've been with us for less than 3 months, you've originated 10 posts, counting this one, one of the remaining 9 was a classified post, so really, 8 posts.

I looked back and every one was answered, a few were quite detailed answers. I know I answered a few. I'll admit this is a bit of a quiet forum, not a lot of Sprint 900s out there, but the related forums have a ton of useful information. If you took the time to look around you'd find a lot of our contributors are great wrenches and they write well.

I predict that if you keep your Triumph and bounce around some other sites and see what they're like....

....you'll be back.

We'll be here. Good luck.

j98sprint

[zippythehog]

Leaving, huh? wha...?Why?

Say, don't forget to get your money back from the site before you go for good. Oh yeah- I forgot, the site is free!!!

Good bye andybike- we hardly knew ye.

Well I'm only a very part time motorcyclist & only joined recently but have read posts way baack & learned loads of bits & pieces. Its a bloody great site if you ask me!

[PD]

Guys, I'm sorry he didn't find this site helpful. I'm fairly new here and have gotten quick replies to my questions. I don't yet own a Triumph but I think one is in my future and I am using this site to help me narrow down exactly which model I want and what problems to look for and how to deal with them.So...THANKS.

[j98sprint]

PD, hope the site continues to be helpful to you and you narrow your choises and buy that Triumph!

j98sprint