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Saw this V Twin on YouTube, looks a possible replace for the Moto Guzzi, HP looks a little on the low side though

I'm 5'5'' and the 2" extenders work well for me, using the Triking pedal box there is some adjustment on the pedals to help.

Funny you should mention that, it’s exactly what I did, I took the rear section off and power washed everything, even under the rear body section. Looking out of the window this morning I can see a job for today, clear up the mess on the drive the car cleaning I did yesterday left🥴
Keep safe

I adjusted the tappers on the 1064cc engine today and guess what, they hadn’t changed from when I checked the tester day🥴 I’m bored

Our Caribbean cruise was cancelled just hours before flying off to Barbados . Just wondering about this years meet, many of us are over 70 and although I’ve not got a problem with travelling the UK, I’m not sure about others of similar age?

Good tyre choice on that wheel, interested in what mileage you get, I’m using the same type of tyre on the fronts and they seem to be lasting well.

I’ve been down that route using the 17” spoked Guzzi wheel with a good bike tyre, gives you all the grip you want but tyres aren’t cheap and the mileage you get out of them is uneconomical. I also have used the 18” Guzzi wheel with an Avon SM tyre and also a car profile tyre, this works ok and thoug...

Now I’ve owned and driven a Triking now for seven years, if I had to advise on what was important areas to consider when ordering your build, I would suggest the following as important components: Reverse gear option Touring windscreen and wipers (fitted after SVA) 15” rear wheel I would also sugges...

Very Nice

Great, To make it easy I’m hoping to get to the Triking meet this May, I think I can find a gap in Abbie’s wedding plans, so I’ll bring 5 copies with me a we can sort the details out at the same time.