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15 posts · Started by svvmax · 03 Dec 2006

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Mines a 2005 Triumph Thruxton, with a tweaked engine and upgraded brakes and suspension
Almost exactly the opposite to a SD, but it's great for when I fancy a change from "manic" mode!!
I'm taking delivery of mine soon and have wondered the same thing.

I have heard of people touring 2 up on the SD and some seem to really enjoy being on the back of it.

Probably not generally the ideal bike for passengers but I suppose it depends on the person and it's a case of 'suck it and see'.

I usually have 2 bikes but have gone back to one. Most of my riding is within a 100 mile radius. If I find it too unpleasant for touring or for a passenger i will get a blackbird for those occasions
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I did have a Triumph Daytona 955i and a Suzuki DRZ400, but a month into SD ownership I hadn't even looked at either of them so they got sold. I love the idea of owning more than one bike but the reality is I will always ride the best one - The SuperDuke!
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My only other bike right now is a 450 EXC. Supermoto setup is sitting in the garage too
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