Rose saying hello

[Guest Guest]

Hi there folks, I'm another one from the Oxford area. I've been riding a couple of years now and have the best Triumph Bonneville in the world!

Ride all year so hopefully will get to see a few of you out and about.

Rose

[Davehutch-hutchs 0]

welcome Rose

[streetmoto 0]

Hello
Had a Bonneville for the day when my Street Triple was being serviced.good fun once I got used to not revving the nuts of it

[Guest Guest]

That bike likes you riding it like that, it needs a high rev range. Brillant bike just love it, looking forward to having a look at the new 800 Tiger though!

[streetmoto 0]

I meant I was over revving the Bonny,did not seem to like it.

The new Triumph models could be interesting,dont know about the new style headlights on the speed,have to wait for a full pic and then a prod at the dealership

[Davehutch-hutchs 0]

@streetmoto wrote:

I meant I was over revving the Bonny,did not seem to like it.

The new Triumph models could be interesting,dont know about the new style headlights on the speed,have to wait for a full pic and then a prod at the dealership

after seeing your bike Steve I went out and test rode the speed , must say i loved it , made me realise how bad my brakes, and suspension are , but also how good the B12 engine is
Would love 1 if i had £8,300 think i am going to update my B12 a bit

[Guest Guest]

@streetmoto wrote:

I meant I was over revving the Bonny,did not seem to like it.

The new Triumph models could be interesting,dont know about the new style headlights on the speed,have to wait for a full pic and then a prod at the dealership

OOOhhhh I see, I tend to keep her between 4/5000 revs for "normal" riding! thats not to say she doesn't redline now and then

Oh I've seen a pic of the new headlights, not round anymore !! I'll try to find the link for you.

Here it is: http://www.motorcyclenews.com/MCN/News/newsresults/New-bikes/2010/September/sep2710-triumph-leaks-new-speed-triple-by-mistake/

[Guest Guest]

Hi and welcome.

Is that you B?

[Guest Guest]

wow wrote:

Hi and welcome.

Is that you B?

Nope, PM Sent!

[Guest Guest]

I maybe on here quite a bit as it beats working!!

[Davehutch-hutchs 0]

Rose wrote:

I maybe on here quite a bit as it beats working!!

Thats good by me

[bonzo-b 0]

Hey

No comment about "new " bonnies..... not the same if you don`t have to work on them every weekend

a blast from way back in the past

[Guest Guest]

@bonzo-b wrote:

Hey

No comment about "new " bonnies..... not the same if you don`t have to work on them every weekend

a blast from way back in the past

Awww don't you look sweet, I mean the bike. I love Bonnies

[bonzo-b 0]

hahaha... bike long gone, would buy her back in a second if i could find her

Not far from you, i'm out Wantage way ... do you get over H`s Diner at Dorchester at all ?

[jimmy86 0]

welcome welcome

[Guest Guest]

I do occasionaly get out over to H's cafe, but no one ever really talks to me. Only men over the age of 60 that used to have a Bonnie
I sometimes take myself off on a Saturday (skiving off of work) and go for a ride and end up having a cup of coffee there before coming home. I like the Wantage road, its rather nice, I often head out over your way for a bimble.

[bonzo-b 0]

hahaha...easy tiger.... only 52 (going on 18)
back roads through boars hill n sandford are good fun too, but beyond wantage to white horse hill n hungerford/marlborough way are much better

[Guest Guest]

I wasn't implying for one moment that you where
I've done that Hungerford route a few times, its a nice road. I sometimes take myself off around Marlborough and out that way. Its all nice around this way, you just have to get lost occasionaly to find great places. The only down side is with my memory I forget where I've been most of the time, but it makes for and interesting ride!

[yankeedoodle 0]

welcome to the forum Rose

[eddie 0]

[nug8s 0]

aye up