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Probably not if its angled upwards,

Thanks for your comment. I get what you're saying about your back taking the impact, the T120 is much better at that, as well as for 2-UP. That seems to be an issue for most cruisers, I have found the Indian Motorcycles to have that issue as well. Thanks for sharing, ride safe.

Thanks for your comment, yeah, these are pretty solid!.

Thanks for your comment. For a premium motorcycle, it's an issue for me. I think Triumph should look into it. I have not ridden another motorbike that has a similar issue, but I wonder if other ones have this issue as well.

Very true, I think many of us feel we always need a second bike. There is a difference between a long-trip travel two-lane bike, and an interstate long distance machine. For the latter, I would prefer something much more confident and capable, hence another bike! :) If there is only one bike,, I think the T120 is a strong contender. Thanks again, ride safe!

I replaced the front springs, and have bitubo shocks, which are great. But the Steering Damper is the only thing that fixed the wobble issue. The shocks did not fix the wobble, but the bike definitely rides much better. I have another video where i show how the wobble and how the damper fixes it. The Damper works really well, and locks the bike together. I recommend, especially at highway speeds of 75 mph+. I would almost say the Damper is a better buy than the shocks, but that's just me

thank you very much for the answer.

The bike is stashed for winter, but you check with the manufacturer maybe?

Nice! Which color?

Which model did you pick up? Just curious.

@@bike_addict I found a blue/white 2023 (new) in a dealership in Farmington, New York. I loved the color combo and put a down payment on it- The bike is being shipped out to Montana this week. Long wait, but I am getting exactly what I wanted. I test drove the Speedmaster and Speed Twin- great bikes but when I got on the T120 it instantly felt right. I owned a 1200 XE for 2+ years and loved it but got tired of the tall seat heght and burning my leg and sold it.

Nice! That is a great. I like clocks on it. Super cool.

@@bike_addict Super excited, already ordered the center stand, heated grips, Triumph grab handle and rear rack. I like your Corbin seat, I think I will end up with that also. Leaning towards SW- Logitech panniers.

@@flyingmulerider7166 Wow. You def gotta ride that seat, it's pretty stiff for a little bit. Although I will say the 2023 and up seats are much comfier than pre-2021 models.

I'm so glad! Thanks for watching the video.

Thanks! Color I like.

Yeah, it's fun on the turns, I would say as fun as naked bike, but good lookin'!

Thanks, color I like

That's awesome. I like the T100, perfect bike in 5th gear at 55 on the two-lane, really comes alive!

Thanks for the comment. Yes, I believe so, if you get the backrest, you would have to remove the hand rail which is where the mounts attach, so it would basically replace that.

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@@bike_addict thank you!

Thanks!

I didn't know the issue went so far back, I think it def will.

It's all good.

Hmm... interesting perspective. Could very well be.

Hmm, you know I never checked, the Bonnie is pretty good on the gas, I would say mid-low 40's. I'll have to check.

I will agree to disagree here. The video addresses this approach. Thanks for watching the video.

@@bike_addict Any bike design can be made ultra stable if the rake and trail are increased enough. Such a bike is miserable to ride. I'll wait for a T120 recall for stability. Bet I'll be waiting for a long time.

Hi, yes, that would be my choice out of the third party well known co.'s However, quite tall, aesthetically, meh. But works great, totally agree.

@secutores, Chocolate, but I would ask them to send you a sample of colors, they will and then you can match. There is one that matches the stock brown on the t120 black as well.

Thanks for the comment. It's possible, the pegs on the Speedmaster are def a little lower and more forward, I can see it scraping during a good lean...

It would not, I think you would have to see about the sump plate, but you can always check with the company, they would know better.

Lol, for every day around town, yeah, for a longer ride, I like em, but I dont put them on every day.

Highway? I dunno....Gets a little sketchy past 70MPH with 2 for me. I prefer solo on the highway, and 2Up on the two-lanes. But, that's just me.

I am not sure, although I did see a guy with a sump plate and the pegs, it was the OEM one. I had the Motone, and it was too tall. You'd have to check with the company to see for your particular one, ask and see. But def check before you buy. Ride safe.

I think u can fit one from the side, but I am not aware of any kits for the older Speedmaster. Most universal ones are from the side.

Thanks for your comments. Hepco & Becker are good bags too.

@bike_addict I like the brackets for lashing/tie downs on your Givis, that's a nice feature.

Thanks for your comment. The upgrades do help, although the Tiger is one good bike. I've takne 300-400 mile trips before, but the winds in the mountains are strong, love the Bonneville but for an adventure like that, I dunno, I guess you have to test it out right?

I would strongly disagree. There could be an argument for the traditional colored Bonnies, but the Black... looks boring stock. Triumph made it to do something diffferent, seems like blank canvas to me. and besides it doesn't look like that all the time, but it sure is comfy and enjoyable. Ride safe.

I beg to differ.

Thanks for writing. Above 30 is when is was happening to me.. Watch the speedometer in the video, that may help to give you an idea of speed, etc.

Same windshield, just took off the black striping that comes with it.

I personally like the removable, mostly due to the wind locking down the front end, the front is def not my favorite part.

@@bike_addict Thanks for replying.... 1 more question? Do you like the darker smokey color removeable windshield ....versus a clear one?

By Same windshield to you mean the Triumph more permanent one? Or does that black border go on the Removable windshiels?

@@paullandry5907The border is on the Triumph Permenent Long Haul screen. On the removable, I chose the tinted one because I have the black model, I think otherwise, I probably would have went with the clear one honestly. I will say that I am not a fan of the national cycle logo on there, and wish it was blank, but again, for the times i use and take off, works. And for the 10 times a summer I used it, the $120 is well worth it. I have owned it now for 3 years. I think it paid for itself, it's a little wobbly though. Just FYI, but hangs in there even at 90 mph

Yes, much agree

@@bike_addict I ended up taking the assembly out n adjusting it to the safest max. Better, just not 100%

Thanks for writing, yeah, it's an issue, not sure how many folks actually check.