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Better than the belt and direct drive argument....

thedelihaus

Nocturnal transmissions
Love this Triumph ad, and the dig against Honda.

I love both the Triumph and Honda motorcycles of the 60's and 70's, by the way, and owned a huge collection of vintage Hondas at one time....

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The Honda 500cc, 4-cyl. was an excellent bike! A guy I knew got one when they first came out. I took it for a spin, it was nice!
 
This ad really captures the two different demographics here on AK.

The "Enthusiast" and the "Expert".
 
They both look like motorcycle riders to me?
Unlike the T-shirt and shorts wearing crowd that ride motorcycles around my area.


Steve
 
That Triumph triple is a great looking bike. Sadly, I think they went under a few years after that bike was introduced.

Murray
 
That Triumph triple is a great looking bike. Sadly, I think they went under a few years after that bike was introduced.

Murray

Nope, still alive and doing very well. Hoping they come out with a new Trophy soon so someone can take the depreciation hit and I can have one in oh...about 10 years or so. :D

My '99 Trophy 1200 just turned 29,000 miles. Sounds like a Farmall at idle but runs like a scalded dog when asked to do so. :yes:
 
Triumph guy here. Owned 76 750 Bonniville, sold to buy a car. Shortly after that, purchased 79 750 bonni. I wanted to add a Norton Commando to the group. Just did not happen. Still think about getting the 850 newer Bonni. Just a thought though. I liked em' couple pain in the as... things about them but nice riders. :thmbsp:
 
Do you know why the British drink warm beer? Because Lucas makes refrigerators, too. Still, Triumphs were cool machines.
 
Indeed Triumph Motorcycles were fine, but Lucas too often spoil the fun. I can't own one because I have one thing Lucas too many, my joints (Big Grins)
 
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