And where's the Triumph?
Seriously, welcome from the other end of the country.
Greetings & Salutations from the Great State of Washingt
The Triumph is in the garage with the tank taken off. It was stored when I bought the beemer. I stored it with my brother when I heard news of Triumph's impending bankruptsy (remember the Meriden strike). As it turned out, Triumph didn't go belly up until 1981 (or thereabouts).
The Triumph is in an all original condition. The paint is perfect (tank and frame). Unfortunately, all the chrome pieces have the start of corrosion spots and have to be re-chromed (my retirement project in 06). My brother had it stored in a corner of his garage where dampness came through the wall. The tires are original with no sign of tread wear and the rubber is still soft.
After a 21 year storage period, the Triumph was started and I rode it to my house where its been stored for 10 years. After riding the beemer, I forgot how well the Triumph handled in comparison. As a Triumph rider, I'm sure you understand what the legendary handling and feel of Triumphs are all about.
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The Triumph is in an all original condition. The paint is perfect (tank and frame). Unfortunately, all the chrome pieces have the start of corrosion spots and have to be re-chromed (my retirement project in 06). My brother had it stored in a corner of his garage where dampness came through the wall. The tires are original with no sign of tread wear and the rubber is still soft.
After a 21 year storage period, the Triumph was started and I rode it to my house where its been stored for 10 years. After riding the beemer, I forgot how well the Triumph handled in comparison. As a Triumph rider, I'm sure you understand what the legendary handling and feel of Triumphs are all about.
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We reside in the city of Federal Way on the green side of WA state. Thats not to say we haven't visited the brown side, its pretty over there, just a different kind of pretty. Thanks for your warm welcome.Skier wrote:Welcome aboard, nice to have another Washingtonian with us.
I must have missed it, but what part of the state are you from?
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