Took the plunge and have decided to trade my GTR for a Triumph GT1050.
Love the GTR but feel like a change and something lighter and less bulky. I would like to take this opportunity to thank ALL of you that makes this forum very interesting and informative. I have learnt a lot from many of you and I know you guys will continue to keep this one of the most informative forums around.
Cheers and please keep it upright !!!!!
Deon
Oh NO!!!!!! Good luck with your new ride, you like me will come back :)
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Congrats on the new bike!
Just because you've bought a new bike doesn't mean you have to leave the forum ...
Quote from: Kwikasfuki on April 26, 2014, 01:13:05 PM
Congrats on the new bike!
Just because you've bought a new bike doesn't mean you have to leave the forum ...
:agree: You can't go running away from us.. Please stay and let us know your thoughts on your new baby :yes:
Deon, its been a pleasure. I wish you all the best with the new machine but please pop in from time to time and let us know how you are getting on.
Good luck with the Trumpet Deon. Let us know how you are getting on with it.
I can fully understand your motives for making the change to a lighter bike :yes:
I think he's gone. :no:
Quote from: Rusty on April 27, 2014, 09:15:19 PM
I think he's gone. :no:
ah , I hope not , was looking forward to a review and piccies of the trumpet
I was re-arranging the bikes in the garage yesterday , and yeah , that GTR1400 is a totally overweight. Pushing it about reminds me why I need to sell her and buy something light.
never evvveeerrrrr buy anything over 300 kgs. Honest advice from a current owner.
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Hi guys !
Thanks for the messages. I am still here !!!
I will certainly keep you up to date with how I get on with the Trumpet.
Deon
Hooray .. Deon hasn't left us !!!!! Reviews is what we want :mfr_lol:
Quote from: pistole on April 28, 2014, 12:29:32 AM
I was re-arranging the bikes in the garage yesterday , and yeah , that GTR1400 is a totally overweight. Pushing it about reminds me why I need to sell her and buy something light.
never evvveeerrrrr buy anything over 300 kgs. Honest advice from a current owner.
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I was also re-arranging my bikes in the garage yesterday, I moved the KTM 625 SMC (130kgs),
never evvveeerrrrr buy a supermoto to tour on, xxxxing common sense from a current owner.
Buy what you need to get the job done and accept any and all compromises
Coman
Well said Coman
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