Featured What you been doing with your TRIUMPH today??

You'll get there mate

 

Ah Sensei.

 

Bought the ST a MRA Double Bubble screen. Hopefully fitting over the weekend.

 

To see if he can fit through the doors after eating the cake he denies was there

 

Tucker

 

Nice one @Ron Ashurst it's all looking good for the MOT . good luck for Saturday Tucker

 

Bike looks great! (why is your house tipping over? )

 

Nearly an action shot there Ron, you'll have to get her to run along side while you are riding next!

 

It’s the Instagram generation

 

Final pics in this section, I’ll take the yellow peril to “other bikes” after this...

 

never seen Triumph spelt that way before!"

 

It’s encrypted...

 

Attended my first AGM for TRMCC. This was followed by a dice run.

 

That's just porn

 

That is really nice!

 

Best day of the year today, 16c here in Oxford, I managed to get out this afternoon, only about 60 miles in total but still great to be out.



Stopped at the “H”, bizarrely they were closed due to some technical mishap, but there was still the usual eclectic mix of bikes to keep me interested for a very pleasant hour.

 

Nice picture of the Laverdas. I nearly bought one many years ago (early 1990s). I was returning to bikes after a short sabbatical and wanted something vaguely old school, and I found a Laverda just like the red one - not sure of the actual model as I believe that several variations were lookalikes, but it did have the petrol filler in the fairing - a Norton Commando Interstate and a Benelli 900 Sei. I ended up with the Benelli 6, rightly or wrongly. I developed a healthy dislike of Italian electrics!!

 

Here’s a front shot with the fairing filler cap.

 

That's the fella!! Thanks.

Still seems a strange place to put the filler cap!

 

There was three of them there today all mint.

 

Jealous? Moi???
I bet they sounded nice when they left!

 

Cleaned the Thunderbird then changed the front and rear brake pads......fronts were a doddle.....rear is a nightmare !! Now all ready for an MOT

 

Thanks JD, I suppose I better put up another. 184km run was orchestral