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So why don't a few of us ( or as many as we can ) triumph owners get together for say breakfast Sunday am at icehouse campbellville?

Another option is have them tailored to fit you locally, may cost less and you will have a fitted pair?

Yes, what a race is right, thanks again for this John. Valentino said it right, Marc either goes big or goes home, great competitors.

Johnscruiser, I've said it before but I'll say it again, your the best buddy for allowing us to view all. Many Thanks

Your not kidding Rocker Guy, Ducati mirrors, what mirrors. Always, always do head checks regardless your mirrors as advised above.

This is awful, condolences to his family

Seeing as how this is an older thread, this may help you for the next time around that you decide to transport a bike in a van, a "mini van that is". I rented a grand caravan to go to Florida last month and took my bike with me, easy peasy. The van tailgate opening was 39" my bike measured 40"...

Congratulations on a good choice. I tracked an 05 SV for a few years and I miss having sold it. They are a very competitive machine when we'll sorted out. Your insurance premiums will thank you

Re: Triumph Rat Allan's advice is worth noting, there is zero luggage on the triumph, I have a Thruxton and decided to make this....both sides, I call it a " murse support", I can get away with it, I'm italian.....

Re: Triumph Rat Nice example of a T100, I really dig the black / red combo, congratulations. Your going to love just going out for a ride, easy to ride around town, insurance low , win, win. Looks pretty much stock, any plans for for modifications?

Re: Triumph Rat Late last fall i picked up a thruxton and always wanted this or a Bonneville that I felt went well with my other bikes. Anyhow, I hadn't had much of a chance to ride it so like most, I got fed up with winter last week in Toronto and rented a mini van, loaded up the thruxton and...

Very best advice above.....

You learn from situations like this so that the next time in a similar situation you will react or handle differently. Experience is your best friend here. There are 2 things I have learned over the years which I can suggest. 1.) Work on your peripheral vision, it's important to have a big...

Did a quick check on NADA, and your bike is listed at around $11,000 CAD give or take, so your spot on. They show a low retail which I assume is "rough" at around $8,000 CAD The responses you have received from others make a lot of sense, it's a somewhat exclusive market not so much price but...

Porn is good. Yea here I am trying to get all the races in and I stumble onto a hidden gem.....way-ta-go.

Yea really.....I'm with you on this, it's almost like those who post can't wait to say it online. I am of the opinion is that It should be restricted for major incidents only.

From a photo shoot last week end at the distillery district as a friend of mine will be introducing a new line of riding jeans manufactured locally.

I understand, we have all been there, but nothing happened and you saved the day, good job, that's what it's like on the road sometimes.

Get used to this and many other incidents that will happen. It happens all the time when your driving a car but people don't seem too concerned, shrug it off and continue, it will make you a better rider. Ever hear other riders say, " get some track time in and you'll be better on the street"...

Definitely, a very big thank you to john cruiser. He is without a doubt, the star member of this board.