Thinking...a very dangerous thing to do. Anyway, now I'm skint courtesy of HM Tax inspectors and can't afford a new bike, I started thinking maybe a few little modifications would help me feel happier about keeping the Triumph. So there is a business quite close to me that make and fit modified seat units for Thunderbirds, they really clean up the rear end and make the bike look a little swoopier. The only disadvantage I can see is that there's nowhere for luggage, so I'd have to carry my sandwiches in a backpack. What do you think? Oh and here's the website
www.retrocaferacer.com
Pristine but slightly boring Thunderbird
Sexy rear end!
Yes, always good to have flames exiting ones arse!
ReplyDeleteN, must be all those meatballs you eat!
ReplyDeleteEl D:
ReplyDeleteToo many meatballs sag and makes your bum look large . . .
bob
Riding the Wet Coast
I know, have you seen Nikos'?
DeleteHa, you guys are funny.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if you could get the seat maker to fit a "smugglers trunk" into the back of the cafe/solo seat. A friend has one on his ZZR and it works quite well for holding lunch, a few tools, etc.
Like this but for a Triumph - http://www.corbin.com/harley/softail/2kstsmug.shtml
Trobairitz - I know I won't ever go touring on the Triumph, but I keep thinking...what if? Would I kick myself for not having any luggage space? Or should I just stop thinking and do it? It's a conundrum.
DeleteStill, I've got time to decide, it's stil snowing here so nothing's getting done till that stops.
What's more important - sexy rear end or lunch. One must have priorities!
ReplyDeleteVstar Lady - at my time of life, I think the sandwiches are probably more important! Although....the sexy rear does look good.
DeleteEl Diente today (or maybe it was yesterday, can't remember - am too old) was you're only as old as you feel day! Go for it!
DeleteLooks great and admirable to have such a simply motorbike. The tires are more attractive though. All in all, any bike ride is never a success without perfect tires like street bike tires which can sustain a long mileage while still firm on the road..
ReplyDeleteRight......
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