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Re: Triumph Rat Hahahaha...funny.:lmao:

The Chief missed it by that much. Gave it a good try though.

Thanks!

Does GP charge a fee for this service?

Generally it's the wind that messes with the smoker, put up a bit of a wind-break. I've been sing a 22-1/2" WSM for a couple of years now and have enjoyed really good BBQ. At home, we stopped roasting turkey in the kitchen, smoking the xmas bird takes about 3 hours for a 15 pounder and frees-up...

From all that I've seen, the green is downstream from the loader, which had just about made it back to the break in the wall.

It's not a new trend. I have a pair of 40 year old Ashman zippered boots on which the buckles face the same way as those Norton boots.

I had a witty retort....and then I thought eff it.

Does the FZ-09 count? Also ride a Thruxton, but that isn't even remotely sporting, although I'm qualified at 53.

It may be the first year for this model but its not the first bike Yamaha has designed and built. There are some basics that you'd think they'd pretty much have down-pat at this point. The bike has been built to a price point.

I wasn't offering it to you. Keep an eye on the forks for leaking, watch that buttery soft frame paint, and check to see if the cam chain tensioner has been, or needs replaced. Good luck.

wanna buy mine?

This is a very inexpensive (cheap) bike. You get what you pay for.

Performance Cycle in Cambridge has an FZ09 on the floor. I can't speak about the 07, but as to the 09, you get what you pay for.

Well done, that man! Nice ride report too.

That and popping wheelies in front of rural homes. Sheesh...bloody hooligans.

My Gawd. Was that twenty years ago?

I've got a 2005 Thruxton in your price range. PM me if you're interested.

The FZ09 only has preload and rebound damping. The suspension is very poor, it's undersprung with poor rebound damping. A great little bike otherwise.

Did you find someone to go look at that bike with you? Where is the bike?