Triumphrat

rckrzy1 · 11-21-2007

RPM cycles is giving their franchise to some scooter dudes, Keith is no longer
going to be a triumph dealer. I guess it Euro Sport for all triumph needs now.

F4sSprintST · 11-21-2007

Triumph Motorcycles of North Dallas | Plano | 972-881-0774

tbsrider2000 · 11-21-2007

Wow.. sorry to hear that. I bought my Rocket there two years ago, and have stopped in and visited on occaision. (I live in San Antonio) A great shop with alot of history.

TX-Sprint · 11-21-2007

Now that's a BIG bummer. I've been by there before and was going back soon for parts. I hope it means they're still gonna be there, just not dealing in Triumphs any more.

LongRoadHome · 11-22-2007

wow. I just dropped my bike off there today for some service.
That's a bummer.

Are they staying at that location, or have they sold the shop? Who exactly's taking over?

BigYuxx · 11-24-2007

I would quit riding Triumphs altogether if the only source of service was the Plano franchise.

rckrzy1 · 11-27-2007

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Originally Posted by BigYuxx

I would quit riding Triumphs altogether if the only source of service was the Plano franchise.

I've heard that as well from others.

Right now Keith will have no dealerships, at least for now. The scooter dude may take the name rpmcycles and they are somewhere on 35 north of 635 . Keith for now will specialize in old bikes and race bikes etc and will operate under the name BIG D , which he owns.

F4sSprintST · 11-27-2007

They've done good by me so far.

Did my 500 mile while I waited

Uploaded the TOR today, while I waited, FOR FREE

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Originally Posted by BigYuxx

I would quit riding Triumphs altogether if the only source of service was the Plano franchise.

Blockhead · 11-28-2007

F4s, do you have the stock can? Merrin would not load the tor tune unless I had an upgraded can.

Block

LongRoadHome · 12-06-2007

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Originally Posted by rckrzy1

I've heard that as well from others.

Right now Keith will have no dealerships, at least for now. The scooter dude may take the name rpmcycles and they are somewhere on 35 north of 635 . Keith for now will specialize in old bikes and race bikes etc and will operate under the name BIG D , which he owns.

I picked up my bike today. Sadly, it's true and to me with a sad twist. As I understand it, Big D will have a non-compete with the new guys and not do work on bikes newer than 1995.

I can screw up my own bike without having to pay somebody else to do it. I had a lot of faith in Keith and his crew. If I had a restoration project that I didn't want to do myself, he'd be the guy I'd go to. Guess that means I'll have to get serious about doing my own wrenching again.