It’s Unusual

[Vector]

I want to say what a great group we have here. No bickering, no name calling, no dissing someone else’s ride.
That no the norm in most forums.

 

[shanered6]

Ye we try and stay away from drama here its just bit of good old banta and a bit of help and knowledge thrown in for good measure , we dont realy care what bike you ride either as long as you ride .

 

[Qship]

One of Triumph Talk's redeeming qualities.

 

[atomsplitter]

I concur Vector. It's my opinion that with such a broad range of bikes covered by the forums most on here are either seeking technical advice or wanting to show off their ride and it's all encouraged and celebrated. I just posted a comment on the Triumph Bobber forum from someone that posted here looking for advice on his Speedmaster's problems. When someone needs help it's good to have a resource that's interactive without being judgemental, derisive, or abusive.

 

[Rocky]

Well said, Vector and atomsplitter
Having a civil, friendly and helpful forum was Dave's aim from day one - and that was in 2006 if memory serves.
I've been a member since then and over the years we've only had a few "problem" members that had to be removed.

 

[DaveM]

@Rocky yes it was in 2006 that I started TriumphTalk and the members have made it what we have today, we really lucky that we don't have drama that I have seen on some other forums.

 

[sikatri]

Y’all are like family in the best way. Someone here is always going to try to help and encourage and at times enable! Buy that bike! LoL.

 

[DaveM]

I always say it is very easy to create a forum but the members make a forum.

 

[Sparkdiver]

Keep up the GREAT work guys and gals. I follow and truly appreciate what I find here. You folks are terrific (thank you Vector and hard riding lovely wife).
Sparky H (the Mormon Menace)

 

[Marks]

A bit of a group ego massage happening here. Continue on.