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If Triumph made tyres....

 

The whole reason this forum works is because of its fun and diversity. If there is something I don't want to read I skip past it, most of the 'he said, but he meant" and "you said, no I didn't" Brexit debate to name but one.
That particular forum topic is Tyres, not specifically Triumph tyres so is all useful information.
Even the derailing of threads can be amusing although it can sometimes get a little much but again you just skip through the stuff you aren't interested in or put in a post that brings it back on track.
There is a wealth of information and knowledge on this site and with the forum members so if you have a problem it will invariably be resolved.
Crack on doing what you do, if I don't want to read it I won't but there is some great info for someone maybe thinking of doing the same.
Enjoy buddy, there is no issue from my very insignificant perspective

 

It's not a problem Billy,just because it's a Triumph Forum doesn't mean we only like Triumphs!
I love all bikes, Harleys and BMWs included!!

 

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I’m in number 2, 3, and on occasions, 4
I’ve been on a number of forums as it’s my preferred method of social media, I don’t do bacefuck, twatter or owt else like that. This is by far the best forum I’ve ever joined, it entertains and informs in equal measure and apart from one or two quite silly threads the content is right on my wavelength and I feel at home here. Drummer asked a legitimate question for a newbie who hasn’t followed the bandit thread and took a moment or two to understand it’s relevance to Billy and the (maybe) tenuous link to Triumph. As far as I’m concerned post away about the racing and tyres Billy, it interests me so I’ll read it and occasionally contribute to the thread.

 

Rum?

 

Seems fair enough to discuss other stuff, maybe one day one one of us will ride a Honda . I guess the key is to have the title written so we know whats in the discussion.

 

Any of em apart from number 1.

 

Having seen some of his replies on other threads he definitely doesn't appreciate threads coming off subject....each to their own but no reason to get the hump if others don't abide by your forum ethics, unless it's your forum

 

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You get my vote Billy. As far as I'm concerned the value of having different subjects and brands discussed is what makes this fourm the very best; and by the way I'm a 4........
Wessa

 

I like all bikes
I happen to have a Triumph at the moment and I love the humour and diversity of this forum... it’s the only social media thing that I do

I have THREE top boxes
And I like alcohol

 

Yeah you’re right

I just didn’t want to go to far off topic

 

2, 3, and 4....

There are sections in the forum that kind of cover 1.

What makes this forum special compared to some others is that it is accepting and inclusive to EVERYONE who indulges their passion for two wheels rather than being snobbish. Okay there is a bit of ribbing for those who also do BMWs (like me) and Harleys, but that goes with the territory.

 

The patrons of the other bike forum I wander about spend more time talking about alcohol and photography than bikes. Doesn't bother anyone there so why would it here? Agree with all the "diversity is good" comments above (which sounds like I've been on far too may HR courses...)

 

One - just one - of the great, good things about this forum is the diversity of its commonality. Oxymoronic? Or just moronic?

Well, there IS a huge range of diversity in the forum's range, membership, geographical spread - you name it, and it will have some element of diversity. But there is also a highly significant and probably essential commonality that's self-evident - a love of motorcycles and a keen focus on Triumph as the preferred manufacturer. We know that there's more than a few on here who don't currently own/ride a Triumph, but that doesn't, and shouldn't, prevent them from contributing their experience, knowledge, wit or wisdom to any aspect or subject of debate or discussion.

This is, without doubt, a great forum BECAUSE of its diversity, not despite it. The base on which it's built is a broad one and that is blindingly obvious from the front page. I'd respectfully suggest that Drummer should ask himself why he's reading a topic that he doesn't think is relevant.

I guess all of that is a rather obtuse and wordy way of saying I'm in (4) [especially when Darkman posts pictures], occasionally straying into the rarified atmosphere of (3) [especially when Callumity posts anything!] and am, I'd like to think, able to ignore pretty much anything that ignites a potential flame war or fails to spark my interest.