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petey
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Triumph Rocket 3 Touring. Love this bike, not very fast but with a 2.300cc engine, I can plough fields, not affected much by crosswinds, and is real comfortable. Small addition of a satnav, and I just love cruising through the Scottish Highlands. Three years old and still going strong. My first love are Harleys, but this bike still gives them a run for the money.
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That's one hot ride ! wow love it
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Thanks for the comment Manikin; and BELLIN68, anytime you are in the UK, no problem. The trick is trying to find a dry day to go out, maybe should have got a boat instead, the way the weather has been last year!!!!
Thanks for the love Hems303
Just took a little tour through your collection on CW and love alot of the stuff you have posted here. Really love the bike. I bet it is a beast! So great name for it. I will have to check out your postings more often.
Thanks very much JayHow, feel free to drop by anytime, always welcome.
beautiful postings petey -- love this bike of yours -- thanks for sharing -- had no clue there were so many different types and styles of helmets -- very unique and unusual collection
Wow!!! Nice Bike petey I bet it is a Beast but it sure looks to be A nice Smooth ride. :D
I sometime ride with a friend of mind on his Harley 2007 Electra Guide Classic and its the most wonderful experience you cold ever feel. Being free like a bird :)
Thank you so much for the love and comments bratjdd, and epson233
Thank you very much for the love neat.old.stuff
Triumph Bikes have always been a favorite of mine too.