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| | I love my bike but when I was on a major highway with strong winds I felt like I was going to crash. Is there something I can do? I ordered a tall windscreen will that help |
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| I purchased my America with the Triumph Roadster screen and to be honest have had no problems. We get really high winds over here in Scotland and you expect to get buffeted about ! Hope the new screen helps you.
Ross Denholm |
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| I ordered my B/A sight-unseen before production started. I have owned HD, Yam, BMW, Honda, etc. in addition to five previous Triumphs. Hands down, this B/A (2002) is the most rewarding, greatest handling all-around bike I've ever experienced. Regaardless of road surfaces from reunway smooth interstate long-distance, to detour dirt, gravely pot-holed construction nightmares, wet, dry and snow (North Dakota/ Minnesota) conditions the B/A is solid and confidence inspiring! I even got myself caught in a Sturgis tornado complete with hail and lightning and managed to outrun what seemed like the end of game!
Maybe it's the Triumph factory sport windscreen (the short one), or the hardest rear damper adjustments, or maybe the weight distribution. Whatever it takes, but I know that there are were not any other bikes that I'd rather be on when the going gets tough.
Oh, and by-the-way, I'm really excited about building a modern/retro, sic, T100 based, maxed-out CAFE.. But, I won't be parting with my lovely B/A!!
ART ROBERTS |
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