Motorcycles
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ive got a tank from an xs650 custom if you need it for the build ,allso have lots of stainless tubing in various sizes ,some 2 inch would make nice exhausts ,
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Utah is the same way. No helmet laws. Personally I wouldn't ride without one, but it a choice.
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oh and thanks graeme for putting hedon on my radar, trying to figure out if theyre legal here now
Are you in Ontario? Apparently ECE lids are legal there since 2012.
http://www.ontariocanada.com/registry/view.do?postingId=8502
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oh and thanks graeme for putting hedon on my radar, trying to figure out if theyre legal here now
Are you in Ontario? Apparently ECE lids are legal there since 2012.
http://www.ontariocanada.com/registry/view.do?postingId=8502
look at this guy, better at finding stuff about my country's laws then me
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Pretty cool. I watched that yesterday.
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The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride in London. If you watch it, you can spot Mark Eley of Eley Kashimoto (in the zig zag suit), and Scott of Dawson Denim.
I'd have gone along, only I thought that my Beemer was too modern to fit in with the prevailing vibe.
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whats your thoughts gents on the triumph scrambler (once the horrible std pipes are ditched for a proper set ) as a town bike .
live your steve mcqueen dream
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I have a friend who owns one. He feels it's a bit under powered, but prefers it that way. Casual riding for sure. Personally I'd go with a Bonne if you're ditching the pipes anyway.
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they are underpowered did think about the bonneville as well would have to be the t100 though as i hate mag wheels
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i'd go with the thruxton if i was going new triumph. thats a sexy looking machine
however i did hear a few years back when they went from carb to efi they were having some throttle issues and that the english made bikes that are a few years older again are better
but thats just what i hear
could be bullshit
