Cool Pic Thread - Motorcycles

Cool mc pic? My new bike, incoming in a few days. 2022 Triumph Tiger Sport 660.

Trailered it home today!

This is a nice looking bike.

Peak autumn colors!

chassis wrote

Peak autumn colors!

I have a soft spot for the Trident Triple which for 2025 has 3 riding modes, rain, road and sport. For this one it's a back pack if you're going afar.

^great engine in the Trident 660^

Same 660 triple as in my bike. Good power and fuel economy, revs over 10k, nice exhaust sound and appears reliable based on user reports.

chassis wrote

^great engine in the Trident 660^

Same 660 triple as in my bike. Good power and fuel economy, revs over 10k, nice exhaust sound and appears reliable based on user reports.

When we move into our new house well away of the crowded Gtr London catchment area will see me looking for a pre-owned one, I don't mind the delayed throttle response I tried on the pre '25 test ride

Autumn color!

Ride day!

Back when I rode hare scrambles. Vintage Husky WR 430.

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Started out as a Harley Davidson Breakout until DD Designs got their hands on it.

Tail of the Dragon circa 2013.


I want one of these so badly, but I ride so little these days I can't justify spending the money.


So I bought one of these for even more money!!

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3798j wrote

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Just because you can doesn't mean you should.

HokieBMW wrote

Tail of the Dragon circa 2013.


I want one of these so badly, but I ride so little these days I can't justify spending the money.


So I bought one of these for even more money!!

If you do get to the point where you are seriously considering buying a Diavel, I highly suggest you take one on a test ride if you can. I have had a chance to ride one. An older Diavel Carbon. The turn in on the bike is extremely lazy. I've ridden quite a few bikes and this one really took concentration and deliberate effort to counter steer the bike into a corner/turn. I personally wouldn't be happy with the bike long term.

zx10guy wrote

If you do get to the point where you are seriously considering buying a Diavel, I highly suggest you take one on a test ride if you can. I have had a chance to ride one. An older Diavel Carbon. The turn in on the bike is extremely lazy. I've ridden quite a few bikes and this one really took concentration and deliberate effort to counter steer the bike into a corner/turn. I personally wouldn't be happy with the bike long term.

I did a 40+ minute demo ride on the 1st gen Diavel at Daytona bike week a while back. If I do get one, it will be mostly used as a power cruiser as I don't carve the back roads like I used to 15 years ago.

CBMW

This is my KTM EXC 125cc 2 stroke💨💨