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My New Ride
- Thread starter Hail
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- Scott
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- Friday
Luv luv luv that triple! Smooooth. 
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- Tamez
Sweet.
Duke
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That's a good looking machine, and the pic is nicely done too!
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- Monte
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- Jernigan
That is a great looking bike.
Sharp looking bike! Good times ahead for sure, makes me long for my Speed Four that I had a few years back.
TDtrans
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very nice congrats my heart rate went up just looking at the picture
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That's the stuff, Brad! 
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- Diaz
Great looking bike, congratulations.
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Had an '09 Blazing Orange Speed Triple. Great bike. Really love the look of that 'R'. Congrats.
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Beau - T - ful. Is your Tiger the regular or the XC?
Brad wow congrats wow
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- Drew
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- Wright
Big change from the other Triumph. What do you like about it compared to the your dual sport model?
My history is with sport bikes. I just got the itch for something sporty and powerful again. Keeping the DRZ for dual sporting.
OldTLSDoug
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Nice looking scooter, very clean too.
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My history is with sport bikes. I just got the itch for something sporty and powerful again. Keeping the DRZ for dual sporting.
I am itching for something quick again but only time will tell.
First mods. Fly screen and tank bag. I always wanted one of these bags that attach to a gas cap mount. No more messing up my paint.
The screen really is just for looks. Not very functional but at least the wind is clean with no turbulence or buffeting.
The screen really is just for looks. Not very functional but at least the wind is clean with no turbulence or buffeting.
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- Friday
I bet that screen does more than you might think. Get used to it and then take it off. You might be surprised.
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My screen was just a little bigger, but, yeah, after a day of riding, it made a big difference.
Have you considered bar end mirrors?
Have you considered bar end mirrors?
I never liked the idea of bar end mirrors just because it is that much farther you have to look away from the road. That being said I have a bunch of friends trying to convince me of it. I will probably get a super cheap eBay set just to see if I like it or not.
