The 350cc Triumph twins were a lot smoother running than their 500cc and 650cc bigger brothers. A delightful machine to own and ride, providing you weren't in a hurry to get somewhere. These 350cc twins were great for Sunday afternoon jaunts in the countryside, they were quick steering and agile on twisty roads.
Very nice! I had one, similar to this one, years ago. It ran smoothly, would chuff it's way through heavy traffic at idle speed in second or even third gear, ran on rails around the corners and you could throw it around very easily. Anything above 55mph became a whole body experience but it was really comfortable at lower speeds.
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Beautiful,I've always loved the 3 and 5ta,I'll get one soon, hopefully 👍👍
The 350cc Triumph twins were a lot smoother running than their 500cc and 650cc bigger brothers. A delightful machine to own and ride, providing you weren't in a hurry to get somewhere. These 350cc twins were great for Sunday afternoon jaunts in the countryside, they were quick steering and agile on twisty roads.
My forth bike owned it at the same time as a yam rdlc 250..
Very nice! I had one, similar to this one, years ago. It ran smoothly, would chuff it's way through heavy traffic at idle speed in second or even third gear, ran on rails around the corners and you could throw it around very easily. Anything above 55mph became a whole body experience but it was really comfortable at lower speeds.
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