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I haven't had an opportunity to ride them back-to-back, so I really can't say at the moment. The Bonnie is/was pretty much stock, the Thruxton has had some intake/exhaust and suspension upgrades.

Haven't given it a moments thought. The silver/grey of the fender matches well with the engine casings and wheels.

The twins...

Thanks NTA.

By Toronto Police? I know I am.

It's true, I was looking for another Thruxton, so that I could turn it into a Bonnie. This T100 came along at the right time and price, so I had to strike while the iron was hot, so to speak. I never really liked the Yamaha from the moment I first rode it. I just couldn't warm up to it. Nice...

Just got this beauty, to replace an as yet to be sold FZ09. I much prefer this one.

Very touching. My wife never cries over movies (I, on the other hand, sob like a big girl), but when Robert went over the bars at Mather's Cross...I could hear sniffling.

Ya can't fix stupid.

Go ahead, keep the malingerers and trucks in the right hand lane, then try getting on or off the highway.

I'm going to paint 'em all with the same brush...damn thugs. Frankly, the Toronto Police Service scare the heck out of me.

I've got 79,000+ km on an '05 Triumph Thruxton. Haven't even needed to adjust the valves yet.

From the sound, I thought it was a Soviet era farm tractor. ;)

Re: OPP Charged for U-Turn Apparently, it's not just the OPP... http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-waterloo/cambridge-fire-police-collision-officer-airlifted-1.3281047

Good point. :lmao:

Maybe it wasn't a "he". It could've been a Momma bunny, with little baby bunnies waiting for her to come home. Just to keep this motorcycle related, ...what type of oil do you use in yer bike?

I think what you need is a compression tester. Try here...http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/search-results.html?searchByTerm=true&q=compression+tester

Bunny killer!

Lame...you didn't mention Australia.

I had a V Star with the Mustang seat. The seat was very well made, and above all very comfortable. I don't think you'd be disappointed.