T100 Transmission Failures

I think you've just answered my question posted after 7 minutes of joining the forum.

May have to rethink the Triumph route back into riding. Pity - really liked the sound of the T100 ! Unless any updates since your post last year ?

Like you from memory passed my test around 75-76 and numerous bikes up to my mid 30's

 

I think you've just answered my question posted after 7 minutes of joining the forum.
May have to rethink the Triumph route back into riding. Pity - really liked the sound of the T100 ! Unless any updates since your post last year ?

Like you from memory passed my test around 75-76 and numerous bikes up to my mid 30's

 

I wouldn't base your decision on one bad experience, like any vehicle model there is bound to be the odd lemon produced, I would ask in the T100 group what their experiences are because I'm sure there are a lot of satisfied owners who can help you out.
This was also posted over a year ago and in the American market, not that it should make a difference but still.

 

Hi there thanks for answer
I will try that Helmut however out with this forum there seems to be an issue apparently acknowledged by Triumph UK - but they are not willing to advise how many and what models are affected ?

 

Like said earlier i have had five Bonnie's over time and never a flaw on either. In fact i just parted with my last two Bonnies sold to Bulldog Triumph. A Bonnie Sixty Alought it only had three thousand an a half miles it was faultless. And a street scrambler Bonnie that just flowed and was so smooth.

 

Never heard of that on this forum or The Triumph Motorcycle Forum. As @Helmut Visor has said don't base your fears on one post from America a year ago, and as @joe mc donald and I have said here and on your other post they really are a good reliable bike.

 

Good morning

Thanks for all the positive replies.

That makes me feel much better.

Cheers

Gordon