Triumph to add seven models by 2012

[seruzawa]

Originally Posted by sarnali2

Yeah Right....how are they going to squeeze two pistons into one cylinder head?....Jeeze....go ahead and pull the other leg eh?

If Puch can do it then so can Yamaha.

[A Star Ride]

The primary complaint I've picked up on over the years on shaft drive is the weight. Not that I think a chain drive is high maintence, anyone can do it in 2 minutes even without a center stand.

[A Star Ride]

Originally Posted by sarnali2

Yeah Right....how are they going to squeeze two pistons into one cylinder head?....Jeeze....go ahead and pull the other leg eh?

Diddnt the magna have 2 cylinders per head? I know a few do now, but dont know how far back they started doing it.

[sarnali2]

Originally Posted by seruzawa

If Puch can do it then so can Yamaha.

Puch were (are) built by skilled Austrian Craftsman with all kinds of precision old world machine tools, they can do all sorts of stuff using Superior Skills and PFM


Yamaha's on the other hand are built by Godless little yellow heathens in suits who chop each other up with Samurai swords led by totally hot women wearing socks and sandals (Ala "Kill Bill" vol's 1 & 2).......as if they're going to invent anything.

[A Star Ride]

I had a Pugh moped back in the day black with gold mag wheels, I was pimpin. I'm sure it was 1 cylinder, but it was a 2 speed, thats when I knew I was a 2 wheel guy.

[Kenneth_Moore]

Originally Posted by A Star Ride

I had a Pugh moped back in the day black with gold mag wheels, I was pimpin. I'm sure it was 1 cylinder, but it was a 2 speed, thats when I knew I was a 2 wheel guy.

Aha, that was the very rare "Pooch Two." It's distinguishing characteristic was two heads on it's single cylinder.

[bmwclay]

Where's the new Hurricat SE? Is the Rocket Roadster out yet? Anything please, with mid way controls and no rake.

Thanks.