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Picked up my first British bike 07 Daytona 675
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tony barnhill
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Nice! Glad you fit on it!
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Jedi Hopeful
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Thanks, I figure I might as well ride one while I can still get on it!!!!
This triumph is amazing, I havent been able to ride any of the other ones, there is no dealer around my area for a couple of hours. This bike is fun though.
I see you have a bonneville, Very nice looking bike, I looked at one when i picked up mine, I like the look of the bike with the old school twin. Very nice.
This triumph is amazing, I havent been able to ride any of the other ones, there is no dealer around my area for a couple of hours. This bike is fun though.
I see you have a bonneville, Very nice looking bike, I looked at one when i picked up mine, I like the look of the bike with the old school twin. Very nice.