Pics, Jazz, Pics! We addicts need our fix!Picked up the bike from the shop, and it's amazing. It's like a new bike. i have to post video of the idle now. Full top end rebuild. 200 miles since 10am yesterday. Going back out!
Jim blames "the Triumphs" passing his '52 Vincent for him running it wide open and blowing by us. He said he is bored out to 1230 and runs another tooth on the front sprocket. Here's the evil beast without the blur at 100mph+. He said he had his chin on the tank. BobI did the same thing 68TR6R on my 68 T120R before I did the 600 mile Phantom Canyon Ride this past weekend....yes it is nice to have a responsive front end no doubt. I went with progressive springs and did a blend of 20W and 30W fork oil...call it 25W...hahaha I was very pleased...and yes ColoradoBob, as I was cruising around 80-85 mph on some of the uphill pulls that damn 52 Vincent just cruised by and put distance between me and him. Nice to see the Vincent just cruising along at 100 mph++.
Bob
Now that would be a beast to add to the stable if one had the funds. A friend just told me he had a line on one of these and I said, "Snatch it up quick!"Jim blames "the Triumphs" passing his '52 Vincent for him running it wide open and blowing by us. He said he is bored out to 1230 and runs another tooth on the front sprocket. Here's the evil beast without the blur at 100mph+. He said he had his chin on the tank. Bob
I'm not going to own one this side of heaven Gator, but I sure do hope to acquire one when I get there. Plus a Brough Superior, and a 500 Velo, and a '59 Thunderbird, and a Kwacka W800, and a Ducati Diavel........ better stop there God frowns on greediness. RRNow that would be a beast to add to the stable if one had the funds. A friend just told me he had a line on one of these and I said, "Snatch it up quick!"
I got to test ride the Diavel. Very fast, handled nice, sounds great, but is too heavy. Plus, there are too many vowels in it's name.I'm not going to own one this side of heaven Gator, but I sure do hope to acquire one when I get there. Plus a Brough Superior, and a 500 Velo, and a '59 Thunderbird, and a Kwacka W800, and a Ducati Diavel........ better stop there God frowns on greediness. RR
Dan - you have a rare woman, indeed. So do I, but in a different way......I went for a drive in the country and recovered my old 1971-1972 Triumph motorcycle frame and front wheel from behind my old shed at my parents home. I need to add that I wasn't the person who left the parts outside.
On our way back home my wife anounces that she would like the frame to build her own bike. When I agreed she was excited and now wants to do all the work herself with my help. I'll post a picture of what she is starting with when it stops raining here. She has never driven a motorcycle before.
This should be interesting...
Good enough for me. its off the list. RR.............Plus, there are too many vowels in it's name.![]()