Triumph models listed ??

Greetings fellow bi-wheeled conveyance pilots

I'm currently looking for a bike, having sold the faithful ole' Z thousand.
I'm seeing adverts for Triumphs with prices creeping down into my range, and
I'm getting very curious.

Thing is, my last Triumph was a 1969 Daytona, which was a damn fine machine
which never leaked oil (I swear on fear of castration, it WAS oil tight) but
it has little in common with today's velocipedes.

So does anyone know of a website which lists all the Triumph models since
they re-emerged into the market? With pictures would be even better. So I
can tell what's being advertised before I bug the crap out of sellers by
phoning to ask what style of bike they have.

I remember when they first re-started making bikes, a Trident I think, all
black, very business like, street racer style. I'd like one of those )

cheers all
Jack in Coffs Harbour
mail to- vk2cjc at hotmail dot com

 

Triumph Thruxton is all you need to know.

 

Try the same question on alt.motorcycles.triumph

cheers, Bill
...
Bill_H

*** replace the email addy with bill_h at iinet dot net dot au
Some days it's just not worth the bother chewing through the restraints

 

www.triumphoz.com.au

www.triumph.co.uk

Should get you started... good luck, they're a great bike (shut up you
lot!!!)

 

if you want a modern attempt at a classic that really looks modern and
**** all like the original.

http://www.mcnews.com.au/Testing/Triumph/2004_Thruxton/Page1.htm

 

you mean great bike"s"
cos you need 3
1 to ride while the other is at the mechanics and the 3rd for spare parts


mh

 

www.triumphoz.com.au

Thanks.

I also found-
http://www.bikez.com/brand/triumph.php
which was good. But if anyone finds anything listing the 1990 to 1995
models, I'd appreciate that.

 

You can also try www.bikepoint.com.au and search on New Bikes - Triumph.

 

Boy Marty... I hope you never need the services of Julie and Deb

Johno

 

G'day there Jack,

Try www.triumphrat.net and www.bikepics.com

Bikepics is a great resource for checking what each model looks like cause
they are sorted by make and model.

Good luck and yes they are great bikes. (Proud Triumph owner)

Drew (VK2AFL)


2002 Triumph Bonneville T100 Centenary

 

bit harsh , where you hoping for another oil leaking bucket