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4.3
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Frank Colozza

New Mexico

Reviewed on August 2, 2022

Motorcycle reviewed 2000 Titan Phoenix TRM view listing

4.5
love and hate it, runs and sounds like a beast ,handles like I want ,looks great, minor problems with primary leaking ,putting on a belt, other than that you can't get me off it, reminds me of the old days when you knew you were on something special, I have been riding since 1965, built bikes that were in mag... read more
love and hate it, runs and sounds like a beast ,handles like I want ,looks great, minor problems with primary leaking ,putting on a belt, other than that you can't get me off it, reminds me of the old days when you knew you were on something special, I have been riding since 1965, built bikes that were in magazines, but no need to anymore I found just what I wanted in a bike and if I were to build another it would be just like my titan.
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Kevin Cecil

Louisville, Kentucky

Reviewed on October 12, 2011

Motorcycle reviewed 2002 Titan Phoenix TRM view listing

5.0
I own a Titan Phoenix TRM Custom, one of 25 built. I paid 37,490 for it and it only has 2,463 miles on it. It is in perfect condition, all original. I've added a corbin seat, new plug wires and extra filter. Due to this motorcycle being so rare and only 25 were built of the Phoenix TRM Custom, there is no ... read more
I own a Titan Phoenix TRM Custom, one of 25 built. I paid 37,490 for it and it only has 2,463 miles on it. It is in perfect condition, all original. I've added a corbin seat, new plug wires and extra filter. Due to this motorcycle being so rare and only 25 were built of the Phoenix TRM Custom, there is no standard picture for it so people can give reviews of it unlike the other Titan motorcycles on this and other websites. I'm writing on this bike to inform those who may be looking for information on others who own one of the 25.
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Mark

Carefree, Arizona

Reviewed on June 24, 2005

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5.0
My 1st Titan...will never go back to HD. Titan's are awesome. The Titan bikes are real eye catchers and they are fast. People, young, old, always tell me how good it looks... Very comforable ride, hate to stop for gas, they should make bigger gas tanks. I recommend that you try a Titan... trade those corp... read more
My 1st Titan...will never go back to HD. Titan's are awesome. The Titan bikes are real eye catchers and they are fast. People, young, old, always tell me how good it looks... Very comforable ride, hate to stop for gas, they should make bigger gas tanks. I recommend that you try a Titan... trade those corporate HD's in and you'll feel the difference on a Titan motorcycle.
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Herb

Dayton, Texas

Reviewed on November 28, 2000

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2.0
I purchased my new Phoenix ZRM in March 2000 with great excitement only to be followed with many heart aches disappointments. While the bike looks and runs great I have had three inner primary seals replaced along with two ignition coils replaced. The bike is currently broke another possible coil failure, it ... read more
I purchased my new Phoenix ZRM in March 2000 with great excitement only to be followed with many heart aches disappointments. While the bike looks and runs great I have had three inner primary seals replaced along with two ignition coils replaced. The bike is currently broke another possible coil failure, it has had one recall constant carburetor problems and a dealership (TITAN OF HOUSTON) that does not give a DAMN about you or your bike. I have wrote and e-mailed Titan many times and never heard nothing in return so I guess I will just keep all my receipts and try to lemon law this piece of crap when the law allows!
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Larry K

Kokomo, Indiana

Reviewed on July 31, 2000

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4.0
I love my Titan. I am either riding, 1800 miles in 6 weeks, or looking at it sitting in my garage. I have added the danny-gray seat and a sissy bar with a back pad. So to ride 2 up sometimes, I went from a roll in 1st gear with a new H D Deuce, when I shifted into 3rd gear I looked in my mirror and I was 150... read more
I love my Titan. I am either riding, 1800 miles in 6 weeks, or looking at it sitting in my garage. I have added the danny-gray seat and a sissy bar with a back pad. So to ride 2 up sometimes, I went from a roll in 1st gear with a new H D Deuce, when I shifted into 3rd gear I looked in my mirror and I was 150 feet ahead. This bike accelerates like my old 900 Kaw. What more can I say.
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Anonymous

USA

Reviewed on July 31, 2000

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5.0
Although I have not had the bike long, I will tell you that the power this bike is something to behold. It would take thousands and thousands of dollars worth of high-performance upgrades on a Harley to get even close to what this bike has. If you're looking for raw power and a great look, then this bike is f... read more
Although I have not had the bike long, I will tell you that the power this bike is something to behold. It would take thousands and thousands of dollars worth of high-performance upgrades on a Harley to get even close to what this bike has. If you're looking for raw power and a great look, then this bike is for you. If there is any one thing that I think should be improved upon, it would be for Titan to spend a little more money on the exhaust. Chrome covers over the tops of the areas that turn color, or even doubled walls on the exhaust system would be good suggestions. However, the true powerful sound is outstanding. These Iron Horses will be around to stay and they are getting a lot of Harley owners to be ex Harley owners.
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