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K Smith
North Carolina, USA
Reviewed on March 14, 2024
Motorcycle reviewed 2015 Triumph T214
4.8
Solid bike all around. This bike is quick enough to keep you on your toes but handles tight enough to keep you out of trouble. This is a great bike for those long rides on back country or beach roads but has enough power to handle great on the highway as well. This one is surprisingly quick and handles very t...
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Solid bike all around. This bike is quick enough to keep you on your toes but handles tight enough to keep you out of trouble. This is a great bike for those long rides on back country or beach roads but has enough power to handle great on the highway as well. This one is surprisingly quick and handles very tight. The complements are unending when out on this bike.
Reliability
5.0
Quality
5.0
Performance
5.0
Comfort
4.0
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Joe Briscese
Pennsylvania
Reviewed on September 6, 2022
Motorcycle reviewed 2022 Triumph Speedmaster
4.8
The best cruiser I've ever owned, and I've had too many to list. I've owned this motorcycle for over a year and I have 5,000 miles on it so far. I've only taken one long trip on it, approximately 1,600 miles, and I've found the performance aspect and comfort to be very good. The T120 engine is just awesome!...
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The best cruiser I've ever owned, and I've had too many to list. I've owned this motorcycle for over a year and I have 5,000 miles on it so far. I've only taken one long trip on it, approximately 1,600 miles, and I've found the performance aspect and comfort to be very good. The T120 engine is just awesome! I like the beach handlebars, and the seat is very comfortable on short and long rides. I've accessorized the Speedmaster with a SW-Motech 48 Liter Legends soft tailbag, and a Madstad 18" windscreen; Both items easily removable, and both a necessity for longer rides. The only cosmetic change I've made is replacing those hideous lollypop-like stock mirrors, with the Triumph black teardrop mirrors; a nice look for the lines, color and overall style of the bike.
A minor issue I had with the Speedmaster is with the OEM battery. Despite being plugged-in a Battery Tender Jr. over the winter months, it would not hold a charge when spring came. Didn't even bother going back to the dealer for a warranty claim. I replaced the failed battery with a lithium battery and had no more issues.
My opinon, after having owned the Speedmaster for 16 months: This bike has it all, looks, power and good comfort. Definitely not a beginner's bike. This is an enthusiast's bike, one to be ridden hard and enjoyed on backroads.
Reliability
5.0
Quality
5.0
Performance
5.0
Comfort
4.0
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Ron Edwards
Alberta
Reviewed on March 24, 2022
Motorcycle reviewed 2012 Triumph Thunderbird
3.0
I bought this brand new in 2012 with in six months noticed an oil smell there was a hole in the block . They replaced the block the next year battery would not charge had to replace the rectifier . Then again the next year just frustrating I didn't ride it for a while 2 years later not charging again noticed ...
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I bought this brand new in 2012 with in six months noticed an oil smell there was a hole in the block . They replaced the block the next year battery would not charge had to replace the rectifier . Then again the next year just frustrating I didn't ride it for a while 2 years later not charging again noticed oil on the top of the rectifier (can't sell a broken bike ) the person who repaired the bike ( the block replacement) pinched the wire from the stator in the block now oil travels along the line into the rectifier shorting it out the connections rotted out.ive had the bike 9 years only have 6000 kms on it most the first year (the dealer I bought it from went out of business) love the looks rides real nice just a lemon and getting expensive
Reliability
1.0
Quality
1.0
Performance
5.0
Comfort
5.0
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Birdie Durham
Florida
Reviewed on March 21, 2022
Motorcycle reviewed 2016 Triumph America LT
5.0
"Love this! Triumphs are comfortable cruisers."
Last Model, DOHC Bonneville Parallel Twin Motor.
If you like the style, you’re getting a temptingly decent amount of bike with the America LT. These are all the extras you get with the LT...
Screen - Tall, plexiglass and being easi...
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"Love this! Triumphs are comfortable cruisers."
Last Model, DOHC Bonneville Parallel Twin Motor.
If you like the style, you’re getting a temptingly decent amount of bike with the America LT. These are all the extras you get with the LT...
Screen - Tall, plexiglass and being easily detachable via a pair of spring-loaded levers at each side of the screen.
Panniers - Leather, retro-styled panniers are showerproof and cleverly fasten with quick release plastic clips underneath the cosmetic metal buckles.
Back rest - Or ‘sissy bar’, adds comfort and security for any pillion passenger.
Footboards - To complete the ‘bagger’ style the LT gets full-sized footboards, complete with a heel-toe gearchange.
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Reliability
5.0
Quality
5.0
Performance
5.0
Comfort
5.0
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Anton Bercich
California
Reviewed on September 8, 2021
Motorcycle reviewed 2014 Triumph Thunderbird Commander
5.0
I have ridden and raced motorcycles since I was 17 years old and have owned three street bikes. Yamaha FJR 1300, Suzuki M109R2, and my Current motorcycle the Triumph Thunderbird Commander.
Each bike had qualities that I like. But for an overall bike, the Triumph Thunderbird commander is a head above the rest...
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I have ridden and raced motorcycles since I was 17 years old and have owned three street bikes. Yamaha FJR 1300, Suzuki M109R2, and my Current motorcycle the Triumph Thunderbird Commander.
Each bike had qualities that I like. But for an overall bike, the Triumph Thunderbird commander is a head above the rest. The quality and finish of the motorcycle is outstanding. The paint has real painted pinstriping done by hand. Oh the belt drive is very quiet and I don’t have to do any maintenance like shaft drive or a chain. The Commander has a 1700cc motor which has all the power and torque that you will ever need. It’s by far is the most comfortable bike I’ve ever ridden, and I’ve ridden a lot of bikes including several different Harley Davidsons. It is a shame that more people do not look Triumphs they are is fantastic motorcycle. The only problem that I’ve ever had with the motorcycle is a dead battery. The only complaint that I have, is the sound level of the horn. I took it off and put on a aftermarket horn.
Anyone considering getting a Motorcycle should go check out Triumph’s line. If you’re looking for a great cruiser, this is the one to get! You won’t be disappointed. I am constantly getting compliments on how beautiful the motorcycle is.
Ride safe and have fun.
Reliability
5.0
Quality
5.0
Performance
5.0
Comfort
5.0
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