Featured For Sale Thruxton Tfc #083/750

Gorgeous bike, Greywolf. I'm kinda sad to know you're selling it. But f I had more money in the bank and more room in the garage I'd definitely consider taking it off your hands. I really like everything you've done to it. Good luck finding a good home for it!

 

Hello sir
Is the bike still for sale?
Thank you

 

Hello : is your bike still 4 sale.
Thank you

 

Greywolff55
Did you sell the bike or decide to keep.
Joe.

 

Ducati to Bobber sounds like a great move, Greywolf. I love sportbikes, and a piece of my heart will always be with race reps. But I’m 61 now and the head down riding position just doesn’t work anymore.

Your Thruxton is set up perfectly. What a sweet bike!

 

Hurray! I'm glad to read that you've decided to keep that beautiful Thruxton, @Greywolf55. See, sometimes things work out just as they should. Hope to see some photos of it again now that it's not up for sale and you'll be out and about on it (weather permitting).

 

Nice shot of the grand kids. Easiest way to get them hooked at a young age
I love the leather seat on the TFC. I keep meaning to call my local triumph dealer to see if they can be purchased as it will no doubt fit my R.

 

It truly saddens me when I see other riders say things like “I'm pushing 67 and it's time to slow down a little.” or “I’m 61 now and the head down riding position just doesn’t work anymore.”

I understand that as we get older our bodies struggle to perform as they did in our younger years but just wonder if that is a result of us not adhering to our service intervals. Or is it just that we accept a reduced level of performance because that’s what people our age do?

Growing old is inevitable, growing up is optional.