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From this afternoon....

Bikes are actually more interesting to look at in general since much more of them is visible to the naked eye! 🙂👍

It's a pretty good analogy, I think....

I had a couple of Triumphs. Great bikes but never had a sport version.

I'm particularly partial to the Thruxton RS and the Bonnie T120, both 1200cc.... Perhaps one of them is in my future.... 🤞😊

out two weeks ago, beautiful weather. Still, this bike needs to be on the road much more.
Cheers
Marc

To grow balls big enough to commute on a bike in LA traffic 😂😭😂.... In the eighth picture of the T120 with the light gray tank, just behind the tank you can see a Black version with a two-tone matte gray/black tank and black exhaust with brown leather saddle seat. It was my favorite Triumph of the ones they had at the store.... 😎👌

it was a walk in the park, compared to here, but my experience is decades old, plus not necessarily collected at rush hour, hahaha. 

As of late I've been spending a lot of time checking Royal Enfield too, they have a great lineup.

this video yesterday!! 😁

For me in multiple hobbies (cars, bikes, watches to name a few) I am a bit tired of the constant BS and increasing maintenance costs, even mainstream brands have been getting on the bandwagon. My big horsepower days are behind me so in all categories I'm now mostly looking for the essence of the hobby over so-called marketing fairy dust. That's where I think brands like RE have quite a unique place in the market and some of the Japanese makers have also adjusted to avoid losing market share in developing economies.

But then we moved down to LA and I ended up selling my bike completely. Just too crazy.

I love the design of the Rocket 3, although I've never ridden a bike remotely as massive.... They had multiple color variations, but the one which was already sold was the Evel Knievel edition 😁🏁

As classical as it gets 😇