Is a Triumph Thunderbird a good bike?
Triumph Thunderbird 900 is a great used buy That’s due not just to the current fashion for retros and the T-bird’s ‘bigger, three-cylinder Bonnie’ appeal, but also to its still relevant 70bhp performance, its durability and reliability.
Has the Triumph Thunderbird been discontinued?
Discontinued since 2017, the Thunderbird cruiser was last seen in three different versions, the LT, the Storm and the Commander.
How big is a Triumph Thunderbird?
| Make Model | Triumph Thunderbird 1600 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | Length 2350mm / 92.5 in Width 947mm / 37.2 in (Handlebars) Height 1216mm / 47.9 in |
| Seat Height | 702 mm / 27.6 in |
| Wheelbase | 1641 mm / 64.6in |
| Dry Weight | 308 kg / 678 lbs |
What was the first Triumph Thunderbird made for?
The original Thunderbird was Triumph’s first “big” bike, a 650 derived from its 500cc vertical twin. Created after World War II for a push into the American market, it was the first British bike that many American enthusiasts ever saw. The 1998 Thunderbird has little in common with that motorcycle other than a few styling elements.
How many miles does a Hinkley Triumph Thunderbird cover?
Hi, I’m new to the forum and have owned a few 900 Hinkley triumphs over the years and earlier this year, at the beginning of summer I bought a minty MK1 Thunderbird Sport 900, which had been stood for some time. It’s a 1998 and has only covered 14000 miles.
How does a 1998 Triumph Thunderbird Sport feel?
Some riders commented on a slight tendency to fall into corners, but all liked the Sport’s steady, solid feel while heeled over, the considerable ground clearance, and the precise, nimble steering.
Is the Triumph Thunderbird 900 still a good car?
The 900 T-bird was a reasonable hit for Triumph back in the day and, if anything, is even more popular today. That’s due not just to the current fashion for retros and the T-bird’s ‘bigger, three-cylinder Bonnie’ appeal, but also to its still relevant 70bhp performance, its durability and reliability.
The original Thunderbird was Triumph’s first “big” bike, a 650 derived from its 500cc vertical twin. Created after World War II for a push into the American market, it was the first British bike that many American enthusiasts ever saw. The 1998 Thunderbird has little in common with that motorcycle other than a few styling elements.
Hi, I’m new to the forum and have owned a few 900 Hinkley triumphs over the years and earlier this year, at the beginning of summer I bought a minty MK1 Thunderbird Sport 900, which had been stood for some time. It’s a 1998 and has only covered 14000 miles.
Some riders commented on a slight tendency to fall into corners, but all liked the Sport’s steady, solid feel while heeled over, the considerable ground clearance, and the precise, nimble steering.
How many miles is a 2013 Triumph Thunderbird?
Very clean 2013 Triumph Thunderbird Storm for sale, 16,800 miles. comes with a few extras.Dart Flyscreen, OEM saddlebags and tankbag. If you’re lookin…