Hello, All! My Name is Cody and I’m new to riding.

[OrejasMcGee]

I’ve always been someone who, when I see something I want, I work my butt off to get it. I was looking at motorcycles one day trying to figure out a better way to get to base (Currently drive an F350 SRW with Cali diesel prices) and enjoy the experience getting there and back. I remembered the feeling of freedom and adventure I felt riding dirt bikes when I was younger. I looked into triumph bikes more and discovered the Speedy RS and I fell in love. Even the scrambler, Tiger, Bonneville, and Thruxton all have their own unique appeals in their respective categories over other bikes. I have since gone to a plethora of dealerships feeling out different brands, different styles. I save the triumph dealer for last. When I sat on the 2019 Speed Triple RS I knew this will be my bike. Anyway, that’s my story of coming to the light. Feel free to message me about your bike and why you love them. Otherwise, I’ll catch you all on the boards!

 

[shanered6]

Hi there and welcome to TT .... nice intro

 

[CarlS]

Cody, welcome to TT from the opposite coast. Good introduction. I am assuming you are in the military, Marines? If so, I thank you for your service.

 

[Qship]

Welcome from another "right" coaster. Quite a bit North of CarlS.
Glad you found us and a Triumph you like.
Hope you find all thee info you need.

 

[triumph david]

TO TT from Mississippi

 

[Greyfell]

Welcome, Cody, from Northern California. Being based near San Diego could mean you are in any one of the services, but my bet is on Navy or Marines. As CarlS said, thank you for your service.

 

[OrejasMcGee]

Thank you all for the welcome! I’m an MA with the Navy stationed out here in Cali. I’m originally from Fauquier County, Virginia, but my wife and I lived in Pensacola for a bit before getting sent here.

 

[CarlS]

Thank you all for the welcome! I’m an MA with the Navy stationed out here in Cali. I’m originally from Fauquier County, Virginia, but my wife and I lived in Pensacola for a bit before getting sent here.

Again, thank you for your service from an old, crusty, retired Army Sergeant Major. You got a taste of the Sunshine State!