What were you doing going to Temecula? Most boring city ever...
Not really. go up north the 215 freeway about 20 minutes and you'll hit moreno valley. now that is the most boring city ever.
What were you doing going to Temecula? Most boring city ever...
What were you doing going to Temecula? Most boring city ever...
My first bike as I only passed my test this year. Saving up for a Triumph Scrambler though as I love those.
I am amazed at the number of people that own or hope to own a Triumph.
I don't believe this would be the case in any other board. It must be a Mac thing. I am starting think that my next bike will be a Triumph
This motorcycle thing is like an addiction, I can tell by the jacket that you are all set for your next bike. Triumph as some of the nicest motorcycle gear.
Here is mine: 2008 Ducati 1098
I'm curious how much did you pay for your bike?
In Denmark, the bike is DKK. 289.997 (US 53.975.02 with today's exchange rate) incl. all taxes
I'm curious how much did you pay for your bike?
In Denmark, the bike is DKK. 289.997 (US 53.975.02 with today's exchange rate) incl. all taxes
I think your calculations are wrong, or you have the wrong model 1098. In the US they run around $15,000. There are models that are in the $50k to $70k range.
.I got mine last Summer. With Taxes came up to $18,643.00. Using the google calculator, this is what I got
18643 CAD = 82569.8470 DKK
I don't know about the US but in Europe the 1098 has already been superseded by the 1198 - supposedly quite a bit superior especially if specced with traction control. I know a couple of guys who bought their dream bike in the 1098 and are pretty upset that Ducati have improved it already, but hey that's progress I suppose. I can't ride one as they're too uncomfortable for my height
Here's my "pipe and slipper silver Viffer" Honda VFR800 VTEC ABS:
I am amazed at the number of people that own or hope to own a Triumph.
I don't believe this would be the case in any other board. It must be a Mac thing. I am starting think that my next bike will be a Triumph
Well being a Brit it's a matter of national pride to have a Triumph obviously
I love the retro styling of the Triumph classics range too and having recently seen On Any Sunday it has only reinforced my desire to look like Steve McQueen.
I dragged my poor wife along to a Triumph dealership yesterday and had a sit on one of the new 2009 models. She wasn't as excited as I was for some odd reason. Oh and yes, I am rocking the bobble hat look
Yeah! Another Triumph fan! Do the fork gators come standard on the Scrambler or an add on?
They come as standard. Don't know why they omitted them from the Bonnie range.
So you buying? They don't leak ya' know. I always had to put a drip catcher under all by Brit. bikes except this one.
I love the VFR800, a friend of mine just covered Canada's east coast on one. A two week trip
I don't know about the US but in Europe the 1098 has already been superseded by the 1198 - supposedly quite a bit superior especially if specced with traction control. I know a couple of guys who bought their dream bike in the 1098 and are pretty upset that Ducati have improved it already, but hey that's progress I suppose. I can't ride one as they're too uncomfortable for my height
Here's my "pipe and slipper silver Viffer" Honda VFR800 VTEC ABS:
It's 2009! Motorbikes don't leak oil anymore!! Even British and Italian ones!
Not really. go up north the 215 freeway about 20 minutes and you'll hit moreno valley. now that is the most boring city ever.
dad lives there. soooo, i wasnt worried about being very excited.