Mad On Triumphs
1995 Thunderbird
This isn't a bad job, it looks the part, and there's no massive space under the seat.
Moto Guzz Cafe Racer.
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Beauty is always in the eye of the beholder.
As good as a Guzzi may be, to me, those huge bulbous cylinders sticking out sideways always bothered me from purely an esthetic view.
They just don't look good or attractive to me - but that's just me.
As good as a Guzzi may be, to me, those huge bulbous cylinders sticking out sideways always bothered me from purely an esthetic view.
They just don't look good or attractive to me - but that's just me.
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Mad On Triumphs
1995 Thunderbird
Agreed, but for me the BMW's are worse. I think that I could just about live with the M/G ??, the downside is it's Italian made, and I've not got a lot of confidence in their bikes.
I've also never been that interested in Italian bikes anyway. They just don't reach out and grab me when I look at them.
I'm not a fan of the Boxer engine either (for the same reasons) and have no interest in a BMW - but I do like the smaller BMW GS 650/800 versions.
I like my motorcycles to have the engines inside the frame.
I have two motorcycles with transverse four-cylinder engines that are a bit wide, but don't stick out like a sore thumb a la Guzzi and BMW.
I'm not a fan of the Boxer engine either (for the same reasons) and have no interest in a BMW - but I do like the smaller BMW GS 650/800 versions.
I like my motorcycles to have the engines inside the frame.
I have two motorcycles with transverse four-cylinder engines that are a bit wide, but don't stick out like a sore thumb a la Guzzi and BMW.
I like this one and I generally like Guzzis.
