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Hello all,
just joined this forum after recently buying a 2004 t100. I have to say that after many years of Jap bikes I was very bored with their blandness..what a shock the triumph has been. It has real character and Im proud to own it.
The engineering is solid and most of its made of metal, whereas Japs utilise lots of plastic, which ultimately feels temporary and weak.
I notice that Triumph seem to be very popular in the USA. Are they accepted in apple pie land along side Harleys as machines with heritage, or are they treated like foreign rubbish?
just joined this forum after recently buying a 2004 t100. I have to say that after many years of Jap bikes I was very bored with their blandness..what a shock the triumph has been. It has real character and Im proud to own it.
The engineering is solid and most of its made of metal, whereas Japs utilise lots of plastic, which ultimately feels temporary and weak.
I notice that Triumph seem to be very popular in the USA. Are they accepted in apple pie land along side Harleys as machines with heritage, or are they treated like foreign rubbish?