I'm not sure what you mean by that, " do the same what on your stock bike". Personally, I like the stripped down look, I considered paring down my Touring at one point, but realized it would be silly, the wrong bike for that, I'd be better off swapping motors with a Roadster. A Rocket bobber would be pretty cool.
I like the new TFC. It is beautiful and looks well thought out. I think it will be a good handling bike. Can't wait to see it and ride it. I am interested in seeing how many versions Triumph will let us have access to. I am hoping they will make many versions like they are doing with the 1200 Bonneville line. One day I will own one.
Claviger, that’s a big bet doesn’t the new Rocket stock have over 200hp and torque? And lighter
170 to 180hp I think so close would be the how good the rider is?
Do you have Nev cams and pistons?
Or is it the carpenters kits?
I am struggling what one I’m going to put in my bike,just want to see how much my custom work will be before I decide.
I'm not into racing, well ok, maybe the occasional Harley, but I do like my face being pulled back I knew there was a reason I didn't like my windshield
I think the pre 20's have a much more brutish stance, 20,s have more style and better parts. 20's,A few pounds lighter, mine pulls my face off and leaves a smile, doesn't need to loose weight.
Claviger, that’s a big bet doesn’t the new Rocket stock have over 200hp and torque? And lighter
170 to 180hp I think so close would be the how good the rider is?
Do you have Nev cams and pistons?
Or is it the carpenters kits?
I am struggling what one I’m going to put in my bike,just want to see how much my custom work will be before I decide.
Confusion reigns!
2 different new 2.5 litre Rockets. The 2019 TFC limited edition and the production 2020 that this thread started with.
Either over 200hp = NO
Read Claviger's signature block
I cant believe the negativity that's been displayed over this new bike.
Like Horse Power is the only absolute requirement ?
Notice it is only the HP Jocky's that are complaining, and there is only a few them.
Betting the title of a hot rodded toy against a stock production bike is like shooting fish in a barrel. Get real.
I could probably do the same on my relatively stock bike.