The Worst Thing About Triumph

… for me is, how dang far away the dealer is.

I’m thinking of trying to make a relationship with my Kawi/Honda pusher here in town again, so I don’t have to travel two city’s over every time I need something. What do you think?

And no! My hands don’t work. At all. Softest things you’ve ever felt.

Thanks in advance.

 

Unfortunately… yes. The bike died, and no one where we live can get her up and running. Now she needs a complete overhaul… but try finding anyone anywhere near Topeka Kansas who wants to take my money.

Dead bike rusting she is. The memories though…. My wife refuses to trash it.

 

Hey! I got really long legs so in spite of what some say about me being a wimp and a …, here in the Kansas summer, my right leg got hot AF! So I did something about it.

It’s a Zard and I love it. In retrospect, it totally changes the look, but it sounds awesome and even provides the occasional pop’n crackle! They sell high ones too that don’t have Catalytic converters so in theory should be cooler. I just wasn’t chancing it… and now you know!

 

W

We indeed do think alike!

The reason I picked the scrambler was A. because I had land on a dirt road. But as you said, it’s way too much of a fatty to be a real off-road. Which leaves me with B.

I wanted a heavy bike. It gets crazy windy out here on the plains of Kansas, and I tried tooling about on a 400lb bike. Sometimes you drive sideways to go forward! The extra heft is just killer sweet when the wind howls out here! The fatty mess that is the scrambler in the city comes into it’s own out here in the open!

 

Oh hey now… I have no engineering skills so all I’ll say is it Italian, form over function?

hahaha

 

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