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Started by NeilD, July 07, 2010, 12:37:27 PM

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qbto

Triumph have never made a one off engine capacity for any model, so my guess is it'll either be a 675 or a 1050 or one of each.

Rocinante

Quote from: "KuzzinKenny"this might be of interest..................

http://www.triumphrat.net/biker-hang-ou ... nduro.html

i cant believe we never found them  :oops:

KK

Here they are a little Photoshop-enhanced. The offroad version is very interesting, although I would wish for a cleaner more KTM-oriented design, not the overloaded BMW-style.
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JasonS

I think that the bikes we are seeing are mechanically the bikes we will get, but I would bet cosmetically they are not... the windscreens look clunky... the rear indicators don't look like they belong... the rear foot peg mounts are real rough... .... neither bike looks good to me in these shots... but I could be all wet... we'll see....
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KuzzinKenny

In Scotland, there`s no such thing as bad weather - only the wrong clothes !! Billy Connolly
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Lucifer Orange 05 (2004) Purrrrrrfect !!

oxnsox

And the Bash plate looks tougher than the saucepan lid fitted to the ggirlies
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