There's no room/need in the lineup for a Hurricane.  They've got sports and

sport tourers covered and now they'll have a 1600cc cruiser with the new

Thunderbird.







--- On Sun, 12/14/08, tontonluluc <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

From: tontonluluc <no_reply@yahoogroups.com>

Subject: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane

To: triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com

Date: Sunday, December 14, 2008, 4:37 PM























             [just changed the subject from 'good bye guys']







There's been a short thread about that Hurricane bike a couple weeks



ago. Can't remember the details and I haven't looked up the various



conversations, but I think it was some sort of sport touring bike with



bigger engine. Obviously more sport than touring. Kinda like Sprinty



looking, I guess. I for one would love a bike like this. Red, because



it's faster (I know I'm not the only one who thinks that way here :-).



I'd love a drive shaft instead of a chain, but that wouldn't be a show



stopper with a chain either. I'm not sure if that could be a



sustainable market for triumph, though; it appears the cruisers are



selling better than the sport touring here in the US...



I have a Sprint 02 right now and love it. Not that I need another



bike, but the newer Sprints, although quite nice, are not as



compelling to me as the older ones. The exhaust under the seat has



been a complaint from existing owners. I like the early 2000 look more



than the newer look. So, if I need (or want) to change bike, I'd



rather have one with something significantly improved or different



(like a bigger engine) which the newer Sprints do not offer compared



to mine.



LuLuc







>



> Lets talk about the possibilites of that new Hurricane 1300...would



  love to



> have something like that.



>





















































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http://bunnypunia.blogspot.com/2007/08/triumph-hurricane-1300-320-kmh-read-on.ht\

ml





On the contrary...I think they'd sell well. Ever see a Busa without a home??



Not that I'd ever need something like that, I'd still love to have one.







A F <bigal8295@...> wrote:                             There's no

room/need in the lineup for a Hurricane.  They've got sports and sport tourers

covered and now they'll have a 1600cc cruiser with the new Thunderbird.



  --- On Sun, 12/14/08, tontonluluc <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

  From: tontonluluc <no_reply@yahoogroups.com>

  Subject: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane

  To: triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com

  Date: Sunday, December 14, 2008, 4:37 PM



  [just changed the subject from 'good bye guys']



  There's been a short thread about that Hurricane bike a couple weeks



  ago. Can't remember the details and I haven't looked up the various



  conversations, but I think it was some sort of sport touring bike with



  bigger engine. Obviously more sport than touring. Kinda like Sprinty



  looking, I guess. I for one would love a bike like this. Red, because



  it's faster (I know I'm not the only one who thinks that way here :-).



  I'd love a drive shaft instead of a chain, but that wouldn't be a show



  stopper with a chain either. I'm not sure if that could be a



  sustainable market for triumph, though; it appears the cruisers are



  selling better than the sport touring here in the US...



  I have a Sprint 02 right now and love it. Not that I need another



  bike, but the newer Sprints, although quite nice, are not as



  compelling to me as the older ones. The exhaust under the seat has



  been a complaint from existing owners. I like the early 2000 look more



  than the newer look. So, if I need (or want) to change bike, I'd



  rather have one with something significantly improved or different



  (like a bigger engine) which the newer Sprints do not offer compared



  to mine.



  LuLuc



  >



  > Lets talk about the possibilites of that new Hurricane 1300...would



  love to



  > have something like that.



  >























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Great article.  No named sources, a photoshop picture, a spy shot of a bike that

could be anything, and the articleis almost a year and a half old.





--- On Sun, 12/14/08, Mo <sazerac99us@...> wrote:

From: Mo <sazerac99us@...>

Subject: Re: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane

To: triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com

Date: Sunday, December 14, 2008, 7:04 PM























             http://bunnypunia. blogspot. com/2007/ 08/triumph- hurricane-

1300-320- kmh-read- on.html







On the contrary...I think they'd sell well. Ever see a Busa without a home??







Not that I'd ever need something like that, I'd still love to have one.







A F <bigal8295@yahoo. com> wrote:                             There's no

room/need in the lineup for a Hurricane.  They've got sports and sport tourers

covered and now they'll have a 1600cc cruiser with the new Thunderbird.







  --- On Sun, 12/14/08, tontonluluc <no_reply@yahoogroup s.com> wrote:



  From: tontonluluc <no_reply@yahoogroup s.com>



  Subject: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane



  To: triumphmotorcyclecl ub2@yahoogroups. com



  Date: Sunday, December 14, 2008, 4:37 PM







  [just changed the subject from 'good bye guys']







  There's been a short thread about that Hurricane bike a couple weeks







  ago. Can't remember the details and I haven't looked up the various







  conversations, but I think it was some sort of sport touring bike with







  bigger engine. Obviously more sport than touring. Kinda like Sprinty







  looking, I guess. I for one would love a bike like this. Red, because







  it's faster (I know I'm not the only one who thinks that way here :-).







  I'd love a drive shaft instead of a chain, but that wouldn't be a show







  stopper with a chain either. I'm not sure if that could be a







  sustainable market for triumph, though; it appears the cruisers are







  selling better than the sport touring here in the US...







  I have a Sprint 02 right now and love it. Not that I need another







  bike, but the newer Sprints, although quite nice, are not as







  compelling to me as the older ones. The exhaust under the seat has







  been a complaint from existing owners. I like the early 2000 look more







  than the newer look. So, if I need (or want) to change bike, I'd







  rather have one with something significantly improved or different







  (like a bigger engine) which the newer Sprints do not offer compared







  to mine.







  LuLuc







  >







  > Lets talk about the possibilites of that new Hurricane 1300...would







  love to







  > have something like that.







  >















































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Well, I guess this puts the whole matter to rest then, thanks for your

expertise.



A F <bigal8295@...> wrote:                             Great article.  No

named sources, a photoshop picture, a spy shot of a bike that could be anything,

and the articleis almost a year and a half old.



  --- On Sun, 12/14/08, Mo <sazerac99us@...> wrote:

  From: Mo <sazerac99us@...>

  Subject: Re: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane

  To: triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com

  Date: Sunday, December 14, 2008, 7:04 PM



  http://bunnypunia. blogspot. com/2007/ 08/triumph- hurricane- 1300-320-

kmh-read- on.html



  On the contrary...I think they'd sell well. Ever see a Busa without a home??



  Not that I'd ever need something like that, I'd still love to have one.



  A F <bigal8295@yahoo. com> wrote:                             There's no

room/need in the lineup for a Hurricane.  They've got sports and sport tourers

covered and now they'll have a 1600cc cruiser with the new Thunderbird.



  --- On Sun, 12/14/08, tontonluluc <no_reply@yahoogroup s.com> wrote:



  From: tontonluluc <no_reply@yahoogroup s.com>



  Subject: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane



  To: triumphmotorcyclecl ub2@yahoogroups. com



  Date: Sunday, December 14, 2008, 4:37 PM



  [just changed the subject from 'good bye guys']



  There's been a short thread about that Hurricane bike a couple weeks



  ago. Can't remember the details and I haven't looked up the various



  conversations, but I think it was some sort of sport touring bike with



  bigger engine. Obviously more sport than touring. Kinda like Sprinty



  looking, I guess. I for one would love a bike like this. Red, because



  it's faster (I know I'm not the only one who thinks that way here :-).



  I'd love a drive shaft instead of a chain, but that wouldn't be a show



  stopper with a chain either. I'm not sure if that could be a



  sustainable market for triumph, though; it appears the cruisers are



  selling better than the sport touring here in the US...



  I have a Sprint 02 right now and love it. Not that I need another



  bike, but the newer Sprints, although quite nice, are not as



  compelling to me as the older ones. The exhaust under the seat has



  been a complaint from existing owners. I like the early 2000 look more



  than the newer look. So, if I need (or want) to change bike, I'd



  rather have one with something significantly improved or different



  (like a bigger engine) which the newer Sprints do not offer compared



  to mine.



  LuLuc



  >



  > Lets talk about the possibilites of that new Hurricane 1300...would



  love to



  > have something like that.



  >



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You're welcome.



Anybody else have any questions that need answering?







--- On Mon, 12/15/08, Mo <sazerac99us@...> wrote:

From: Mo <sazerac99us@...>

Subject: Re: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane

To: triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com

Date: Monday, December 15, 2008, 9:19 PM























             Well, I guess this puts the whole matter to rest then, thanks for

your expertise.







A F <bigal8295@yahoo. com> wrote:                             Great article.  No

named sources, a photoshop picture, a spy shot of a bike that could be anything,

and the articleis almost a year and a half old.







  --- On Sun, 12/14/08, Mo <sazerac99us@ yahoo.com> wrote:



  From: Mo <sazerac99us@ yahoo.com>



  Subject: Re: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane



  To: triumphmotorcyclecl ub2@yahoogroups. com



  Date: Sunday, December 14, 2008, 7:04 PM







  http://bunnypunia. blogspot. com/2007/ 08/triumph- hurricane- 1300-320-

kmh-read- on.html







  On the contrary...I think they'd sell well. Ever see a Busa without a home??







  Not that I'd ever need something like that, I'd still love to have one.







  A F <bigal8295@yahoo. com> wrote:                             There's no

room/need in the lineup for a Hurricane.  They've got sports and sport tourers

covered and now they'll have a 1600cc cruiser with the new Thunderbird.







  --- On Sun, 12/14/08, tontonluluc <no_reply@yahoogrou p s.com> wrote:







  From: tontonluluc <no_reply@yahoogrou p s.com>







  Subject: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane







  To: triumphmotorcyclecl ub2@yahoogroups. com







  Date: Sunday, December 14, 2008, 4:37 PM







  [just changed the subject from 'good bye guys']







  There's been a short thread about that Hurricane bike a couple weeks







  ago. Can't remember the details and I haven't looked up the various







  conversations, but I think it was some sort of sport touring bike with







  bigger engine. Obviously more sport than touring. Kinda like Sprinty







  looking, I guess. I for one would love a bike like this. Red, because







  it's faster (I know I'm not the only one who thinks that way here :-).







  I'd love a drive shaft instead of a chain, but that wouldn't be a show







  stopper with a chain either. I'm not sure if that could be a







  sustainable market for triumph, though; it appears the cruisers are







  selling better than the sport touring here in the US...







  I have a Sprint 02 right now and love it. Not that I need another







  bike, but the newer Sprints, although quite nice, are not as







  compelling to me as the older ones. The exhaust under the seat has







  been a complaint from existing owners. I like the early 2000 look more







  than the newer look. So, if I need (or want) to change bike, I'd







  rather have one with something significantly improved or different







  (like a bigger engine) which the newer Sprints do not offer compared







  to mine.







  LuLuc







  >







  > Lets talk about the possibilites of that new Hurricane 1300...would







  love to







  > have something like that.







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Sure!  How long did it take to get that smart??    LOL



  A F <bigal8295@...> wrote:

>

> You're welcome.

>

> Anybody else have any questions that need answering?

>

>

>

> --- On Mon, 12/15/08, Mo <sazerac99us@...> wrote:

> From: Mo <sazerac99us@...>

> Subject: Re: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane

> To: triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com

> Date: Monday, December 15, 2008, 9:19 PM

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>             Well, I guess this puts the whole matter to rest then,

thanks for your expertise.

>

>

>

> A F <bigal8295@yahoo. com> wrote:                             Great

article.  No named sources, a photoshop picture, a spy shot of a bike

that could be anything, and the articleis almost a year and a half

old.

>

>

Oh great Big Al, what is the meaning of life?



Oh. and have you ever installed a Sparx electronic ignition on a '76

Bonneville? I guess that answers my first question.



Happy Holidays everyone!



Dave

--- In triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com, A F <bigal8295@...>

wrote:

>

> You're welcome.

>

> Anybody else have any questions that need answering?

>

>

>

> --- On Mon, 12/15/08, Mo sazerac99us@... wrote:

> From: Mo sazerac99us@...

> Subject: Re: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane

> To: triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com

> Date: Monday, December 15, 2008, 9:19 PM

>

>

>

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>

>

>

>

>

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>

> Well, I guess this puts the whole matter to rest then, thanks for your

expertise.

>

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>

> A F bigal8295@yahoo. com> wrote: Great article. No named sources, a

photoshop picture, a spy shot of a bike that could be anything, and the

articleis almost a year and a half old.

>

>

>

> --- On Sun, 12/14/08, Mo <sazerac99us@ yahoo.com> wrote:

>

> From: Mo <sazerac99us@ yahoo.com>

>

> Subject: Re: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane

>

> To: triumphmotorcyclecl ub2@yahoogroups. com

>

> Date: Sunday, December 14, 2008, 7:04 PM

>

>

>

> http://bunnypunia. blogspot. com/2007/ 08/triumph- hurricane-

1300-320- kmh-read- on.html

>

>

>

> On the contrary...I think they'd sell well. Ever see a Busa without a

home??

>

>

>

> Not that I'd ever need something like that, I'd still love to have

one.

>

>

>

> A F bigal8295@yahoo. com> wrote: There's no room/need in the lineup

for a Hurricane. They've got sports and sport tourers covered and now

they'll have a 1600cc cruiser with the new Thunderbird.

>

>

>

> --- On Sun, 12/14/08, tontonluluc no_reply@yahoogrou p s.com> wrote:

>

>

>

> From: tontonluluc no_reply@yahoogrou p s.com>

>

>

>

> Subject: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane

>

>

>

> To: triumphmotorcyclecl ub2@yahoogroups. com

>

>

>

> Date: Sunday, December 14, 2008, 4:37 PM

>

>

>

> [just changed the subject from 'good bye guys']

>

>

>

> There's been a short thread about that Hurricane bike a couple weeks

>

>

>

> ago. Can't remember the details and I haven't looked up the various

>

>

>

> conversations, but I think it was some sort of sport touring bike with

>

>

>

> bigger engine. Obviously more sport than touring. Kinda like Sprinty

>

>

>

> looking, I guess. I for one would love a bike like this. Red, because

>

>

>

> it's faster (I know I'm not the only one who thinks that way here :-).

>

>

>

> I'd love a drive shaft instead of a chain, but that wouldn't be a show

>

>

>

> stopper with a chain either. I'm not sure if that could be a

>

>

>

> sustainable market for triumph, though; it appears the cruisers are

>

>

>

> selling better than the sport touring here in the US...

>

>

>

> I have a Sprint 02 right now and love it. Not that I need another

>

>

>

> bike, but the newer Sprints, although quite nice, are not as

>

>

>

> compelling to me as the older ones. The exhaust under the seat has

>

>

>

> been a complaint from existing owners. I like the early 2000 look more

>

>

>

> than the newer look. So, if I need (or want) to change bike, I'd

>

>

>

> rather have one with something significantly improved or different

>

>

>

> (like a bigger engine) which the newer Sprints do not offer compared

>

>

>

> to mine.

>

>

>

> LuLuc

>

>

>

> >

>

>

>

> > Lets talk about the possibilites of that new Hurricane 1300...would

>

>

>

> love to

>

>

>

> > have something like that.

>

>

>

> >

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I think the new "byrd" is cool but I haven't seen anything yet that's  better

than a Trophy





In a message dated 12/14/2008 5:51:34 P.M. Central Standard Time,

bigal8295@... writes:









There's no room/need in the lineup for a Hurricane.  They've got  sports and

sport tourers covered and now they'll have a 1600cc cruiser with  the new

Thunderbird.











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I could'nt disagree more. They need a big bore Sport/hyper bike. A Hayabusa

killer. As much as i love my speedy there is a gap in the big bore sportbike

catagory. There have been rumors of a big tona for awhile now. I know guys

that  are ready to plunk money down NOW.





In a message dated 12/14/2008 6:51:32 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

bigal8295@... writes:









There's no room/need in the lineup for a Hurricane.  They've got  sports and

sport tourers covered and now they'll have a 1600cc cruiser with  the new

Thunderbird.



--- On Sun, 12/14/08, tontonluluc <_no_reply@yahoogroupno_re_

(mailto:no_reply@yahoogroups.com) >  wrote:

From: tontonluluc <_no_reply@yahoogroupno_re_

(mailto:no_reply@yahoogroups.com) >

Subject:  [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane

To: _triumphmotorcyclecltriumphmotorcycltri_

(mailto:triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com)

Date:  Sunday, December 14, 2008, 4:37 PM



[just changed the subject from 'good  bye guys']



There's been a short thread about that Hurricane bike a  couple weeks



ago. Can't remember the details and I haven't looked up  the various



conversations, but I think it was some sort of sport  touring bike with



bigger engine. Obviously more sport than touring.  Kinda like Sprinty



looking, I guess. I for one would love a bike like  this. Red, because



it's faster (I know I'm not the only one who thinks  that way here :-).



I'd love a drive shaft instead of a chain, but that  wouldn't be a show



stopper with a chain either. I'm not sure if that  could be a



sustainable market for triumph, though; it appears the  cruisers are



selling better than the sport touring here in the  US...



I have a Sprint 02 right now and love it. Not that I need  another



bike, but the newer Sprints, although quite nice, are not  as



compelling to me as the older ones. The exhaust under the seat  has



been a complaint from existing owners. I like the early 2000 look  more



than the newer look. So, if I need (or want) to change bike,  I'd



rather have one with something significantly improved or  different



(like a bigger engine) which the newer Sprints do not offer  compared



to mine.



LuLuc



>



> Lets talk about  the possibilites of that new Hurricane 1300...would



love to



> have something like that.



>























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YES Triumph needs a bike faster than a 'busa and uglier than a B-

King!  Aspiring organ donors will be lining up to buy it.  T'ell with

all these lovely well-sorted machines that deliver the true pleasures

of motorcycling at 2-digit speeds.  If it can't outrun police

helicopters WTF good is it?



--- In triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com, mlrt95@... wrote:

>

> I could'nt disagree more. They need a big bore Sport/hyper bike. A

Hayabusa

> killer. As much as i love my speedy there is a gap in the big bore

sportbike

> catagory. There have been rumors of a big tona for awhile now. I

know guys

> that  are ready to plunk money down NOW.

>

>

> In a message dated 12/14/2008 6:51:32 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> bigal8295@... writes:

>

>

>

>

> There's no room/need in the lineup for a Hurricane.  They've got

sports and

> sport tourers covered and now they'll have a 1600cc cruiser with

the new

> Thunderbird.

>

> --- On Sun, 12/14/08, tontonluluc <_no_reply@yahoogroupno_re_

> (mailto:no_reply@yahoogroups.com) >  wrote:

> From: tontonluluc <_no_reply@yahoogroupno_re_

> (mailto:no_reply@yahoogroups.com) >

> Subject:  [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane

> To: _triumphmotorcyclecltriumphmotorcycltri_

> (mailto:triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com)

> Date:  Sunday, December 14, 2008, 4:37 PM

>

> [just changed the subject from 'good  bye guys']

>

> There's been a short thread about that Hurricane bike a  couple

weeks

>

> ago. Can't remember the details and I haven't looked up  the various

>

> conversations, but I think it was some sort of sport  touring bike

with

>

> bigger engine. Obviously more sport than touring.  Kinda like

Sprinty

>

> looking, I guess. I for one would love a bike like  this. Red,

because

>

> it's faster (I know I'm not the only one who thinks  that way

here :-).

>

> I'd love a drive shaft instead of a chain, but that  wouldn't be a

show

>

> stopper with a chain either. I'm not sure if that  could be a

>

> sustainable market for triumph, though; it appears the  cruisers are

>

> selling better than the sport touring here in the  US...

>

> I have a Sprint 02 right now and love it. Not that I need  another

>

> bike, but the newer Sprints, although quite nice, are not  as

>

> compelling to me as the older ones. The exhaust under the seat  has

>

> been a complaint from existing owners. I like the early 2000 look

more

>

> than the newer look. So, if I need (or want) to change bike,  I'd

>

> rather have one with something significantly improved or  different

>

> (like a bigger engine) which the newer Sprints do not offer

compared

>

> to mine.

>

> LuLuc

>

> >

>

> > Lets talk about  the possibilites of that new Hurricane

1300...would

>

> love to

>

> > have something like that.

>

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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>

Bikes shouldnt go faster then 99 mph?? or do you mean 99 km/h?



snslawr <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:          YES Triumph needs a bike

faster than a 'busa and uglier than a B-

King! Aspiring organ donors will be lining up to buy it. T'ell with

all these lovely well-sorted machines that deliver the true pleasures

of motorcycling at 2-digit speeds. If it can't outrun police

helicopters WTF good is it?



--- In triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com, mlrt95@... wrote:

>

> I could'nt disagree more. They need a big bore Sport/hyper bike. A

Hayabusa

> killer. As much as i love my speedy there is a gap in the big bore

sportbike

> catagory. There have been rumors of a big tona for awhile now. I

know guys

> that are ready to plunk money down NOW.

>

>

> In a message dated 12/14/2008 6:51:32 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> bigal8295@... writes:

>

>

>

>

> There's no room/need in the lineup for a Hurricane. They've got

sports and

> sport tourers covered and now they'll have a 1600cc cruiser with

the new

> Thunderbird.

>

> --- On Sun, 12/14/08, tontonluluc <_no_reply@yahoogroupno_re_

> (mailto:no_reply@yahoogroups.com) > wrote:

> From: tontonluluc <_no_reply@yahoogroupno_re_

> (mailto:no_reply@yahoogroups.com) >

> Subject: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane

> To: _triumphmotorcyclecltriumphmotorcycltri_

> (mailto:triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com)

> Date: Sunday, December 14, 2008, 4:37 PM

>

> [just changed the subject from 'good bye guys']

>

> There's been a short thread about that Hurricane bike a couple

weeks

>

> ago. Can't remember the details and I haven't looked up the various

>

> conversations, but I think it was some sort of sport touring bike

with

>

> bigger engine. Obviously more sport than touring. Kinda like

Sprinty

>

> looking, I guess. I for one would love a bike like this. Red,

because

>

> it's faster (I know I'm not the only one who thinks that way

here :-).

>

> I'd love a drive shaft instead of a chain, but that wouldn't be a

show

>

> stopper with a chain either. I'm not sure if that could be a

>

> sustainable market for triumph, though; it appears the cruisers are

>

> selling better than the sport touring here in the US...

>

> I have a Sprint 02 right now and love it. Not that I need another

>

> bike, but the newer Sprints, although quite nice, are not as

>

> compelling to me as the older ones. The exhaust under the seat has

>

> been a complaint from existing owners. I like the early 2000 look

more

>

> than the newer look. So, if I need (or want) to change bike, I'd

>

> rather have one with something significantly improved or different

>

> (like a bigger engine) which the newer Sprints do not offer

compared

>

> to mine.

>

> LuLuc

>

> >

>

> > Lets talk about the possibilites of that new Hurricane

1300...would

>

> love to

>

> > have something like that.

>

> >

>

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I think he meant . . . Mach 1.0,  Mach 2.0, etc.  I agree; motorcycles

should not be able to exceed Mach 9.9.



----- Original Message -----

From: "Mo" <sazerac99us@...>

To: <triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com>

Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2008 3:33 PM

Subject: Re: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane





> Bikes shouldnt go faster then 99 mph?? or do you mean 99 km/h?

>

> snslawr <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:          YES Triumph needs a

> bike faster than a 'busa and uglier than a B-

> King! Aspiring organ donors will be lining up to buy it. T'ell with

> all these lovely well-sorted machines that deliver the true pleasures

> of motorcycling at 2-digit speeds. If it can't outrun police

> helicopters WTF good is it?

>

> --- In triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com, mlrt95@... wrote:

>>

>> I could'nt disagree more. They need a big bore Sport/hyper bike. A

> Hayabusa

>> killer. As much as i love my speedy there is a gap in the big bore

> sportbike

>> catagory. There have been rumors of a big tona for awhile now. I

> know guys

>> that are ready to plunk money down NOW.

>>

>>

>> In a message dated 12/14/2008 6:51:32 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

>> bigal8295@... writes:

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> There's no room/need in the lineup for a Hurricane. They've got

> sports and

>> sport tourers covered and now they'll have a 1600cc cruiser with

> the new

>> Thunderbird.

>>

>> --- On Sun, 12/14/08, tontonluluc <_no_reply@yahoogroupno_re_

>> (mailto:no_reply@yahoogroups.com) > wrote:

>> From: tontonluluc <_no_reply@yahoogroupno_re_

>> (mailto:no_reply@yahoogroups.com) >

>> Subject: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane

>> To: _triumphmotorcyclecltriumphmotorcycltri_

>> (mailto:triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com)

>> Date: Sunday, December 14, 2008, 4:37 PM

>>

>> [just changed the subject from 'good bye guys']

>>

>> There's been a short thread about that Hurricane bike a couple

> weeks

>>

>> ago. Can't remember the details and I haven't looked up the various

>>

>> conversations, but I think it was some sort of sport touring bike

> with

>>

>> bigger engine. Obviously more sport than touring. Kinda like

> Sprinty

>>

>> looking, I guess. I for one would love a bike like this. Red,

> because

>>

>> it's faster (I know I'm not the only one who thinks that way

> here :-).

>>

>> I'd love a drive shaft instead of a chain, but that wouldn't be a

> show

>>

>> stopper with a chain either. I'm not sure if that could be a

>>

>> sustainable market for triumph, though; it appears the cruisers are

>>

>> selling better than the sport touring here in the US...

>>

>> I have a Sprint 02 right now and love it. Not that I need another

>>

>> bike, but the newer Sprints, although quite nice, are not as

>>

>> compelling to me as the older ones. The exhaust under the seat has

>>

>> been a complaint from existing owners. I like the early 2000 look

> more

>>

>> than the newer look. So, if I need (or want) to change bike, I'd

>>

>> rather have one with something significantly improved or different

>>

>> (like a bigger engine) which the newer Sprints do not offer

> compared

>>

>> to mine.

>>

>> LuLuc

>>

>> >

>>

>> > Lets talk about the possibilites of that new Hurricane

> 1300...would

>>

>> love to

>>

>> > have something like that.

>>

>> >

>>

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Why would you think I meant either?  I certainly didn't say that.

One might suppose that I was suggesting motorcycles provide their

best performance at speeds most people go most of the time, and

selecting one based on its ability to attain aircraft speeds is a tad

silly for riders without any particular suicidal ideations.  OTOH I

might have been dead serious (excuse the pun).  You figure it out.





--- In triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com, Mo <sazerac99us@...>

wrote:

>

> Bikes shouldnt go faster then 99 mph?? or do you mean 99 km/h?

>

> snslawr <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:          YES Triumph

needs a bike faster than a 'busa and uglier than a B-

> King! Aspiring organ donors will be lining up to buy it. T'ell with

> all these lovely well-sorted machines that deliver the true

pleasures

> of motorcycling at 2-digit speeds. If it can't outrun police

> helicopters WTF good is it?

>

> --- In triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com, mlrt95@ wrote:

> >

> > I could'nt disagree more. They need a big bore Sport/hyper bike.

A

> Hayabusa

> > killer. As much as i love my speedy there is a gap in the big

bore

> sportbike

> > catagory. There have been rumors of a big tona for awhile now. I

> know guys

> > that are ready to plunk money down NOW.

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 12/14/2008 6:51:32 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> > bigal8295@ writes:

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > There's no room/need in the lineup for a Hurricane. They've got

> sports and

> > sport tourers covered and now they'll have a 1600cc cruiser with

> the new

> > Thunderbird.

> >

> > --- On Sun, 12/14/08, tontonluluc <_no_reply@yahoogroupno_re_

> > (mailto:no_reply@yahoogroups.com) > wrote:

> > From: tontonluluc <_no_reply@yahoogroupno_re_

> > (mailto:no_reply@yahoogroups.com) >

> > Subject: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane

> > To: _triumphmotorcyclecltriumphmotorcycltri_

> > (mailto:triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com)

> > Date: Sunday, December 14, 2008, 4:37 PM

> >

> > [just changed the subject from 'good bye guys']

> >

> > There's been a short thread about that Hurricane bike a couple

> weeks

> >

> > ago. Can't remember the details and I haven't looked up the

various

> >

> > conversations, but I think it was some sort of sport touring bike

> with

> >

> > bigger engine. Obviously more sport than touring. Kinda like

> Sprinty

> >

> > looking, I guess. I for one would love a bike like this. Red,

> because

> >

> > it's faster (I know I'm not the only one who thinks that way

> here :-).

> >

> > I'd love a drive shaft instead of a chain, but that wouldn't be a

> show

> >

> > stopper with a chain either. I'm not sure if that could be a

> >

> > sustainable market for triumph, though; it appears the cruisers

are

> >

> > selling better than the sport touring here in the US...

> >

> > I have a Sprint 02 right now and love it. Not that I need another

> >

> > bike, but the newer Sprints, although quite nice, are not as

> >

> > compelling to me as the older ones. The exhaust under the seat has

> >

> > been a complaint from existing owners. I like the early 2000 look

> more

> >

> > than the newer look. So, if I need (or want) to change bike, I'd

> >

> > rather have one with something significantly improved or different

> >

> > (like a bigger engine) which the newer Sprints do not offer

> compared

> >

> > to mine.

> >

> > LuLuc

> >

> > >

> >

> > > Lets talk about the possibilites of that new Hurricane

> 1300...would

> >

> > love to

> >

> > > have something like that.

> >

> > >

> >

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This has to be classified in the "one of the dumbest things I've read here"

catagory. If you don't want to say what you mean, why say anything?



snslawr <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:          Why would you think I meant

either? I certainly didn't say that.

One might suppose that I was suggesting motorcycles provide their

best performance at speeds most people go most of the time, and

selecting one based on its ability to attain aircraft speeds is a tad

silly for riders without any particular suicidal ideations. OTOH I

might have been dead serious (excuse the pun). You figure it out.



--- In triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com, Mo <sazerac99us@...>

wrote:

>

> Bikes shouldnt go faster then 99 mph?? or do you mean 99 km/h?

>

> snslawr <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote: YES Triumph

needs a bike faster than a 'busa and uglier than a B-

> King! Aspiring organ donors will be lining up to buy it. T'ell with

> all these lovely well-sorted machines that deliver the true

pleasures

> of motorcycling at 2-digit speeds. If it can't outrun police

> helicopters WTF good is it?

>

> --- In triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com, mlrt95@ wrote:

> >

> > I could'nt disagree more. They need a big bore Sport/hyper bike.

A

> Hayabusa

> > killer. As much as i love my speedy there is a gap in the big

bore

> sportbike

> > catagory. There have been rumors of a big tona for awhile now. I

> know guys

> > that are ready to plunk money down NOW.

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 12/14/2008 6:51:32 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> > bigal8295@ writes:

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > There's no room/need in the lineup for a Hurricane. They've got

> sports and

> > sport tourers covered and now they'll have a 1600cc cruiser with

> the new

> > Thunderbird.

> >

> > --- On Sun, 12/14/08, tontonluluc <_no_reply@yahoogroupno_re_

> > (mailto:no_reply@yahoogroups.com) > wrote:

> > From: tontonluluc <_no_reply@yahoogroupno_re_

> > (mailto:no_reply@yahoogroups.com) >

> > Subject: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane

> > To: _triumphmotorcyclecltriumphmotorcycltri_

> > (mailto:triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com)

> > Date: Sunday, December 14, 2008, 4:37 PM

> >

> > [just changed the subject from 'good bye guys']

> >

> > There's been a short thread about that Hurricane bike a couple

> weeks

> >

> > ago. Can't remember the details and I haven't looked up the

various

> >

> > conversations, but I think it was some sort of sport touring bike

> with

> >

> > bigger engine. Obviously more sport than touring. Kinda like

> Sprinty

> >

> > looking, I guess. I for one would love a bike like this. Red,

> because

> >

> > it's faster (I know I'm not the only one who thinks that way

> here :-).

> >

> > I'd love a drive shaft instead of a chain, but that wouldn't be a

> show

> >

> > stopper with a chain either. I'm not sure if that could be a

> >

> > sustainable market for triumph, though; it appears the cruisers

are

> >

> > selling better than the sport touring here in the US...

> >

> > I have a Sprint 02 right now and love it. Not that I need another

> >

> > bike, but the newer Sprints, although quite nice, are not as

> >

> > compelling to me as the older ones. The exhaust under the seat has

> >

> > been a complaint from existing owners. I like the early 2000 look

> more

> >

> > than the newer look. So, if I need (or want) to change bike, I'd

> >

> > rather have one with something significantly improved or different

> >

> > (like a bigger engine) which the newer Sprints do not offer

> compared

> >

> > to mine.

> >

> > LuLuc

> >

> > >

> >

> > > Lets talk about the possibilites of that new Hurricane

> 1300...would

> >

> > love to

> >

> > > have something like that.

> >

> > >

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So I'm supposed to mean what I didn't say?  I've been here a few

years and that may qualify for such a "catagory" [sic] as well.





--- In triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com, Mo <sazerac99us@...>

wrote:

>

> This has to be classified in the "one of the dumbest things I've

read here" catagory. If you don't want to say what you mean, why say

anything?

>

> snslawr <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:          Why would you

think I meant either? I certainly didn't say that.

> One might suppose that I was suggesting motorcycles provide their

> best performance at speeds most people go most of the time, and

> selecting one based on its ability to attain aircraft speeds is a

tad

> silly for riders without any particular suicidal ideations. OTOH I

> might have been dead serious (excuse the pun). You figure it out.

>

> --- In triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com, Mo <sazerac99us@>

> wrote:

> >

> > Bikes shouldnt go faster then 99 mph?? or do you mean 99 km/h?

> >

> > snslawr <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote: YES Triumph

> needs a bike faster than a 'busa and uglier than a B-

> > King! Aspiring organ donors will be lining up to buy it. T'ell

with

> > all these lovely well-sorted machines that deliver the true

> pleasures

> > of motorcycling at 2-digit speeds. If it can't outrun police

> > helicopters WTF good is it?

> >

> > --- In triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com, mlrt95@ wrote:

> > >

> > > I could'nt disagree more. They need a big bore Sport/hyper

bike.

> A

> > Hayabusa

> > > killer. As much as i love my speedy there is a gap in the big

> bore

> > sportbike

> > > catagory. There have been rumors of a big tona for awhile now.

I

> > know guys

> > > that are ready to plunk money down NOW.

> > >

> > >

> > > In a message dated 12/14/2008 6:51:32 P.M. Eastern Standard

Time,

> > > bigal8295@ writes:

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > There's no room/need in the lineup for a Hurricane. They've

got

> > sports and

> > > sport tourers covered and now they'll have a 1600cc cruiser

with

> > the new

> > > Thunderbird.

> > >

> > > --- On Sun, 12/14/08, tontonluluc <_no_reply@yahoogroupno_re_

> > > (mailto:no_reply@yahoogroups.com) > wrote:

> > > From: tontonluluc <_no_reply@yahoogroupno_re_

> > > (mailto:no_reply@yahoogroups.com) >

> > > Subject: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane

> > > To: _triumphmotorcyclecltriumphmotorcycltri_

> > > (mailto:triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com)

> > > Date: Sunday, December 14, 2008, 4:37 PM

> > >

> > > [just changed the subject from 'good bye guys']

> > >

> > > There's been a short thread about that Hurricane bike a couple

> > weeks

> > >

> > > ago. Can't remember the details and I haven't looked up the

> various

> > >

> > > conversations, but I think it was some sort of sport touring

bike

> > with

> > >

> > > bigger engine. Obviously more sport than touring. Kinda like

> > Sprinty

> > >

> > > looking, I guess. I for one would love a bike like this. Red,

> > because

> > >

> > > it's faster (I know I'm not the only one who thinks that way

> > here :-).

> > >

> > > I'd love a drive shaft instead of a chain, but that wouldn't

be a

> > show

> > >

> > > stopper with a chain either. I'm not sure if that could be a

> > >

> > > sustainable market for triumph, though; it appears the

cruisers

> are

> > >

> > > selling better than the sport touring here in the US...

> > >

> > > I have a Sprint 02 right now and love it. Not that I need

another

> > >

> > > bike, but the newer Sprints, although quite nice, are not as

> > >

> > > compelling to me as the older ones. The exhaust under the seat

has

> > >

> > > been a complaint from existing owners. I like the early 2000

look

> > more

> > >

> > > than the newer look. So, if I need (or want) to change bike,

I'd

> > >

> > > rather have one with something significantly improved or

different

> > >

> > > (like a bigger engine) which the newer Sprints do not offer

> > compared

> > >

> > > to mine.

> > >

> > > LuLuc

> > >

> > > >

> > >

> > > > Lets talk about the possibilites of that new Hurricane

> > 1300...would

> > >

> > > love to

> > >

> > > > have something like that.

> > >

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Very rare bird.  Vetter designed looks, gas tank, seat, side panels,

etc.  Very modern looking for its age.  Yes, red does go faster.

Shay.







--- In triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com, tontonluluc

<no_reply@...> wrote:

>

> [just changed the subject from 'good bye guys']

>

>

> There's been a short thread about that Hurricane bike a couple weeks

> ago. Can't remember the details and I haven't looked up the various

> conversations, but I think it was some sort of sport touring bike

with

> bigger engine. Obviously more sport than touring. Kinda like Sprinty

> looking, I guess. I for one would love a bike like this. Red,

because

> it's faster (I know I'm not the only one who thinks that way here :-

).

> I'd love a drive shaft instead of a chain, but that wouldn't be a

show

> stopper with a chain either. I'm not sure if that could be a

> sustainable market for triumph, though; it appears the cruisers are

> selling better than the sport touring here in the US...

> I have a Sprint 02 right now and love it. Not that I need another

> bike, but the newer Sprints, although quite nice, are not as

> compelling to me as the older ones. The exhaust under the seat has

> been a complaint from existing owners. I like the early 2000 look

more

> than the newer look. So, if I need (or want) to change bike, I'd

> rather have one with something significantly improved or different

> (like a bigger engine) which the newer Sprints do not offer compared

> to mine.

> LuLuc

>

>

> >

> > Lets talk about the possibilites of that new Hurricane

1300...would

>  love to

> > have something like that.

> >

>

The one you are talking about is the old Hurricane (I think the blurb is

"designed in America, built in Great Britain"), but there is a new Hurricane

project...the Hurricane 1300.



shay1952 <shay1952@...> wrote:          Very rare bird. Vetter designed

looks, gas tank, seat, side panels,

etc. Very modern looking for its age. Yes, red does go faster.

Shay.



--- In triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com, tontonluluc

<no_reply@...> wrote:

>

> [just changed the subject from 'good bye guys']

>

>

> There's been a short thread about that Hurricane bike a couple weeks

> ago. Can't remember the details and I haven't looked up the various

> conversations, but I think it was some sort of sport touring bike

with

> bigger engine. Obviously more sport than touring. Kinda like Sprinty

> looking, I guess. I for one would love a bike like this. Red,

because

> it's faster (I know I'm not the only one who thinks that way here :-

).

> I'd love a drive shaft instead of a chain, but that wouldn't be a

show

> stopper with a chain either. I'm not sure if that could be a

> sustainable market for triumph, though; it appears the cruisers are

> selling better than the sport touring here in the US...

> I have a Sprint 02 right now and love it. Not that I need another

> bike, but the newer Sprints, although quite nice, are not as

> compelling to me as the older ones. The exhaust under the seat has

> been a complaint from existing owners. I like the early 2000 look

more

> than the newer look. So, if I need (or want) to change bike, I'd

> rather have one with something significantly improved or different

> (like a bigger engine) which the newer Sprints do not offer compared

> to mine.

> LuLuc

>

>

> >

> > Lets talk about the possibilites of that new Hurricane

1300...would

> love to

> > have something like that.

> >

>













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It seems the Hurricane 1300, actually 1275cc with around 200 horses,  was put on

the back burner because at that time, (Late 2007/Early 2008) Triumph wanted to

focus on the Rocket III, Speed Triple, Tiger 1050, and Street Triple. Here's an

old thread with photo's http://bunnypunia.blogspot.com/2007_08_01_archive.html 

Looks and designed like one heck of a machine!! I would love to have a new

Hinckley  or old Meriden X75 Hurricane, but even though Triumph has Hurricane

1300 prototypes built, the previous post is right, there just doesn't seem to be

room or a need, yet, and with the old X75 Hurricane's selling on E-bay for about

$20 thousand and up, I guess the only Hurricane I'll be getting is the one with

severe winds!!!

   ----- Original Message -----

   From: A F

   To: triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com

   Sent: Sunday, December 14, 2008 5:51 PM

   Subject: Re: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane





   There's no room/need in the lineup for a Hurricane.  They've got sports and

sport tourers covered and now they'll have a 1600cc cruiser with the new

Thunderbird.



   --- On Sun, 12/14/08, tontonluluc <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

   From: tontonluluc <no_reply@yahoogroups.com>

   Subject: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane

   To: triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com

   Date: Sunday, December 14, 2008, 4:37 PM



   [just changed the subject from 'good bye guys']



   There's been a short thread about that Hurricane bike a couple weeks



   ago. Can't remember the details and I haven't looked up the various



   conversations, but I think it was some sort of sport touring bike with



   bigger engine. Obviously more sport than touring. Kinda like Sprinty



   looking, I guess. I for one would love a bike like this. Red, because



   it's faster (I know I'm not the only one who thinks that way here :-).



   I'd love a drive shaft instead of a chain, but that wouldn't be a show



   stopper with a chain either. I'm not sure if that could be a



   sustainable market for triumph, though; it appears the cruisers are



   selling better than the sport touring here in the US...



   I have a Sprint 02 right now and love it. Not that I need another



   bike, but the newer Sprints, although quite nice, are not as



   compelling to me as the older ones. The exhaust under the seat has



   been a complaint from existing owners. I like the early 2000 look more



   than the newer look. So, if I need (or want) to change bike, I'd



   rather have one with something significantly improved or different



   (like a bigger engine) which the newer Sprints do not offer compared



   to mine.



   LuLuc



   >



   > Lets talk about the possibilites of that new Hurricane 1300...would



   love to



   > have something like that.



   >























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I like the looks but come on Triumph, dont hold back. Sheesh. Those forks

dont belong there. Get upside down, get serious. Also, i dont know if it would

actually be a 1300. Most of the other manufacturers are keepin them just south

  of 1200 to be eligible for world superbike, if its a 3 cylinder. I hope it

is.





In a message dated 12/14/2008 8:14:18 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

sazerac99us@... writes:









_http://bunnypunia.http://buhttp://buhttp://bunnhttp://bunhttp://buhttp://buht

tp://_

(http://bunnypunia.blogspot.com/2007/08/triumph-hurricane-1300-320-kmh-read-on.h\

tml)



On  the contrary...I think they'd sell well. Ever see a Busa without a  home??



Not that I'd ever need something like that, I'd still love to  have one.



A F <_bigal8295@..._ (mailto:bigal8295@...) > wrote:  There's no

room/need in the lineup for a Hurricane. They've got sports and  sport tourers

covered and now they'll have a 1600cc cruiser with the new  Thunderbird.



--- On Sun, 12/14/08, tontonluluc <_no_reply@yahoogroupno_re_

(mailto:no_reply@yahoogroups.com) >  wrote:

From: tontonluluc <_no_reply@yahoogroupno_re_

(mailto:no_reply@yahoogroups.com) >

Subject:  [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane

To: _triumphmotorcyclecltriumphmotorcycltri_

(mailto:triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com)

Date:  Sunday, December 14, 2008, 4:37 PM



[just changed the subject from 'good  bye guys']



There's been a short thread about that Hurricane bike a  couple weeks



ago. Can't remember the details and I haven't looked up  the various



conversations, but I think it was some sort of sport  touring bike with



bigger engine. Obviously more sport than touring.  Kinda like Sprinty



looking, I guess. I for one would love a bike like  this. Red, because



it's faster (I know I'm not the only one who thinks  that way here :-).



I'd love a drive shaft instead of a chain, but that  wouldn't be a show



stopper with a chain either. I'm not sure if that  could be a



sustainable market for triumph, though; it appears the  cruisers are



selling better than the sport touring here in the  US...



I have a Sprint 02 right now and love it. Not that I need  another



bike, but the newer Sprints, although quite nice, are not  as



compelling to me as the older ones. The exhaust under the seat  has



been a complaint from existing owners. I like the early 2000 look  more



than the newer look. So, if I need (or want) to change bike,  I'd



rather have one with something significantly improved or  different



(like a bigger engine) which the newer Sprints do not offer  compared



to mine.



LuLuc



>



> Lets talk about  the possibilites of that new Hurricane 1300...would



love to



> have something like that.



>























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Only 1,200 Vetter designed X75 Hurricanes produced for one year only, 1973.

Originally designed by Vetter for BSA to be the new BSA Rocket III for '73, but,

BSA went out in '72, so the Vetter BSA Rocket III project was transfered over to

Triumph, renamed "Hurricane" and eventually became badged as a Triumph. Design

was so radical, it wouldn't be until the '90's that the design would come into

common use.

   ----- Original Message -----

   From: shay1952

   To: triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com

   Sent: Monday, December 15, 2008 7:55 AM

   Subject: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Re: Hurricane





   Very rare bird. Vetter designed looks, gas tank, seat, side panels,

   etc. Very modern looking for its age. Yes, red does go faster.

   Shay.



   --- In triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com, tontonluluc

   <no_reply@...> wrote:

   >

   > [just changed the subject from 'good bye guys']

   >

   >

   > There's been a short thread about that Hurricane bike a couple weeks

   > ago. Can't remember the details and I haven't looked up the various

   > conversations, but I think it was some sort of sport touring bike

   with

   > bigger engine. Obviously more sport than touring. Kinda like Sprinty

   > looking, I guess. I for one would love a bike like this. Red,

   because

   > it's faster (I know I'm not the only one who thinks that way here :-

   ).

   > I'd love a drive shaft instead of a chain, but that wouldn't be a

   show

   > stopper with a chain either. I'm not sure if that could be a

   > sustainable market for triumph, though; it appears the cruisers are

   > selling better than the sport touring here in the US...

   > I have a Sprint 02 right now and love it. Not that I need another

   > bike, but the newer Sprints, although quite nice, are not as

   > compelling to me as the older ones. The exhaust under the seat has

   > been a complaint from existing owners. I like the early 2000 look

   more

   > than the newer look. So, if I need (or want) to change bike, I'd

   > rather have one with something significantly improved or different

   > (like a bigger engine) which the newer Sprints do not offer compared

   > to mine.

   > LuLuc

   >

   >

   > >

   > > Lets talk about the possibilites of that new Hurricane

   1300...would

   > love to

   > > have something like that.

   > >

   >











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----- Original Message -----

From: "TIMOTHY CARTER" <timmytriumph@...>

To: <triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com>

Sent: Monday, December 15, 2008 1:54 PM

Subject: Re: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane





> It seems the Hurricane 1300, actually 1275cc with around 200 horses,  was

> put on the back burner because at that time, (Late 2007/Early 2008)

> Triumph wanted to focus on the Rocket III, Speed Triple, Tiger 1050, and

> Street Triple. Here's an old thread with photo's

> http://bunnypunia.blogspot.com/2007_08_01_archive.html  Looks and designed

> like one heck of a machine!! I would love to have a new Hinckley  or old

> Meriden X75 Hurricane, but even though Triumph has Hurricane 1300

> prototypes built, the previous post is right, there just doesn't seem to

> be room or a need, yet, and with the old X75 Hurricane's selling on E-bay

> for about  $20 thousand and up, I guess the only Hurricane I'll be getting

> is the one with severe winds!!!

>

[shrug] A mega-sports Eye-abuser beater doesn't interest me in the

slightest, but a stylish red-and-yellow triple (maybe based on a

Thunderbird)with a teardrop "tank", wide 'bars and forwardish 'pegs and

ESPECIALLY triple pipes on the right side would have me salivating and

clawing at my Trump dealer's door!!

--

Clem

(Hmm...  maybe all I need it to get the triple-pipes out of the shed and add

some yellow stripes. http://www.users.bigpond.net.au/bargearse/ss.jpg )

Just what i want to see... you salivating.



Knobdoodle <knobdoodle@...> wrote:

----- Original Message -----

From: "TIMOTHY CARTER" <timmytriumph@...>

To: <triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com>

Sent: Monday, December 15, 2008 1:54 PM

Subject: Re: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane



> It seems the Hurricane 1300, actually 1275cc with around 200 horses, was

> put on the back burner because at that time, (Late 2007/Early 2008)

> Triumph wanted to focus on the Rocket III, Speed Triple, Tiger 1050, and

> Street Triple. Here's an old thread with photo's

> http://bunnypunia.blogspot.com/2007_08_01_archive.html Looks and designed

> like one heck of a machine!! I would love to have a new Hinckley or old

> Meriden X75 Hurricane, but even though Triumph has Hurricane 1300

> prototypes built, the previous post is right, there just doesn't seem to

> be room or a need, yet, and with the old X75 Hurricane's selling on E-bay

> for about $20 thousand and up, I guess the only Hurricane I'll be getting

> is the one with severe winds!!!

>

[shrug] A mega-sports Eye-abuser beater doesn't interest me in the

slightest, but a stylish red-and-yellow triple (maybe based on a

Thunderbird)with a teardrop "tank", wide 'bars and forwardish 'pegs and

ESPECIALLY triple pipes on the right side would have me salivating and

clawing at my Trump dealer's door!!

--

Clem

(Hmm... maybe all I need it to get the triple-pipes out of the shed and add

some yellow stripes. http://www.users.bigpond.net.au/bargearse/ss.jpg )













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If ya dont think it would fit your riding style, dont buy it, It's  simple.





In a message dated 12/16/2008 3:29:06 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

no_reply@yahoogroups.com writes:









YES Triumph needs a bike faster than a 'busa and uglier than a B-

King!  Aspiring organ donors will be lining up to buy it. T'ell with

all these  lovely well-sorted machines that deliver the true pleasures

of  motorcycling at 2-digit speeds. If it can't outrun police

helicopters WTF  good is it?



--- In _triumphmotorcyclecltriumphmotorcycltri_

(mailto:triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com) ,  mlrt95@... wrote:

>

> I could'nt disagree more. They need a big  bore Sport/hyper bike. A

Hayabusa

> killer. As much as i love my  speedy there is a gap in the big bore

sportbike

> catagory. There  have been rumors of a big tona for awhile now. I

know guys

> that  are ready to plunk money down NOW.

>

>

> In a message  dated 12/14/2008 6:51:32 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

>  bigal8295@..  biga

>

>

>

>

> There's  no room/need in the lineup for a Hurricane. They've got

sports and

> sport tourers covered and now they'll have a 1600cc cruiser with

the new

> Thunderbird.

>

> --- On Sun, 12/14/08,  tontonluluc <_no_reply@yahoogro_no_reply

> (mailto:_no_reply@yahoogroupno_re_ (mailto:no_reply@yahoogroups.com) )  >

wrote:

> From: tontonluluc <_no_reply@yahoogro_no_reply@yah

> (mailto:_no_reply@yahoogroupno_re_ (mailto:no_reply@yahoogroups.com) )  >

> Subject: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane

> To:  _triumphmotorcyclec To:  _triump To:

> (mailto:_triumphmotorcyclecltriumphmotorcycltri_

(mailto:triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com) )

> Date: Sunday, December 14, 2008, 4:37 PM

>

> [just  changed the subject from 'good bye guys']

>

> There's been a  short thread about that Hurricane bike a couple

weeks

>

>  ago. Can't remember the details and I haven't looked up the various

>

> conversations, but I think it was some sort of sport touring bike

with

>

> bigger engine. Obviously more sport than touring.  Kinda like

Sprinty

>

> looking, I guess. I for one would love  a bike like this. Red,

because

>

> it's faster (I know I'm  not the only one who thinks that way

here :-).

>

> I'd love a  drive shaft instead of a chain, but that wouldn't be a

show

>

> stopper with a chain either. I'm not sure if that could be a

>

> sustainable market for triumph, though; it appears the cruisers  are

>

> selling better than the sport touring here in the  US...

>

> I have a Sprint 02 right now and love it. Not that I  need another

>

> bike, but the newer Sprints, although quite  nice, are not as

>

> compelling to me as the older ones. The  exhaust under the seat has

>

> been a complaint from existing  owners. I like the early 2000 look

more

>

> than the newer  look. So, if I need (or want) to change bike, I'd

>

> rather have  one with something significantly improved or different

>

> (like  a bigger engine) which the newer Sprints do not offer

compared

>

> to mine.

>

> LuLuc

>

> >

>

> > Lets talk about the possibilites of that new Hurricane

1300...would

>

> love to

>

> > have  something like that.

>

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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>

>

>

>

>

>

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Careful.  I think Harley-Davidson holds a copyright on that line :-)



--- In triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com, mlrt95@... wrote:

>

> If ya dont think it would fit your riding style, dont buy it, It's

simple.

Does that mean it was not you that didn't call?





In a message dated 12/17/2008 6:17:41 P.M. Central Standard Time,

no_reply@yahoogroups.com writes:









So I'm supposed to mean what I didn't say? I've been here a few

years  and that may qualify for such a "catagory" [sic] as  well.











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C'mon guys! You are ruining my new country western song I'm writing called;

" I Really Meant All Those Things I Forgot To Tell You!' (;-)

Ed J.



-----Original Message-----

From: triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com

[mailto:triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of

brillooo@...

Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2008 7:19 PM

To: triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com

Subject: Re: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane



Does that mean it was not you that didn't call?





In a message dated 12/17/2008 6:17:41 P.M. Central Standard Time,

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So I'm supposed to mean what I didn't say? I've been here a few

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--- In triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com, "Ed Johnson"

<edljohnson2@...> wrote:

>

> C'mon guys! You are ruining my new country western song I'm writing

called;

> " I Really Meant All Those Things I Forgot To Tell You!' (;-)

> Ed J.

>

      LOL!!    Very good!!



>

Absolutely either way!  And this time I really mean what I didn't

say.  How come you guys can't seem to get the non-meaning of that?



--- In triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com, brillooo@... wrote:

>

> Does that mean it was not you that didn't call?

>

>

> In a message dated 12/17/2008 6:17:41 P.M. Central Standard Time,

> no_reply@yahoogroups.com writes:

>

>

>

>

> So I'm supposed to mean what I didn't say? I've been here a few

> years  and that may qualify for such a "catagory" [sic] as  well.

>

>

>

>

>

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----- Original Message -----

From: "Ed Johnson" <edljohnson2@...>

To: <triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com>

Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2008 10:27 AM

Subject: RE: [Triumph Motorcycle club] Hurricane





> C'mon guys! You are ruining my new country western song I'm writing

> called;

> " I Really Meant All Those Things I Forgot To Tell You!' (;-)

> Ed J.

>

If you play it backwards you get your girl back, you get your house back,

you get your truck back ........

--

Clem

Had they made it when i bought it would be sitting in my garage right now.  I

think it's badass but hey, to each his own.





In a message dated 12/16/2008 4:37:56 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

sazerac99us@... writes:









Just what i want to see... you salivating.



Knobdoodle <_knobdoodle@..._ (mailto:knobdoodle@...) >

wrote:

----- Original Message -----

From: "TIMOTHY CARTER" <_timmytriumph@timmytriump_

(mailto:timmytriumph@...) >

To:  <_triumphmotorcyclecltriumphmotorcycltri_

(mailto:triumphmotorcycleclub2@yahoogroups.com) >

Sent:  Monday, December 15, 2008 1:54 PM

Subject: Re: [Triumph Motorcycle club]  Hurricane



> It seems the Hurricane 1300, actually 1275cc with around  200 horses, was

> put on the back burner because at that time, (Late  2007/Early 2008)

> Triumph wanted to focus on the Rocket III, Speed  Triple, Tiger 1050, and

> Street Triple. Here's an old thread with  photo's

> _http://bunnypunia.http://buhttp://buhttp://bunnypuhttp_

(http://bunnypunia.blogspot.com/2007_08_01_archive.html)   Looks and designed

> like one heck of a machine!! I would love to have  a new Hinckley or old

> Meriden X75 Hurricane, but even though Triumph  has Hurricane 1300

> prototypes built, the previous post is right,  there just doesn't seem to

> be room or a need, yet, and with the old  X75 Hurricane's selling on E-bay

> for about $20 thousand and up, I  guess the only Hurricane I'll be getting

> is the one with severe  winds!!!

>

[shrug] A mega-sports Eye-abuser beater doesn't interest  me in the

slightest, but a stylish red-and-yellow triple (maybe based on a

Thunderbird)Thunderbird)<WBR>with a teardrop "tank", wide 'bars and forwardi

ESPECIALLY triple pipes on the right side would have me salivating and

clawing at my Trump dealer's door!!

--

Clem

(Hmm... maybe all I  need it to get the triple-pipes out of the shed and add

some yellow  stripes. _http://www.users.http://www.uhttp://www.ushttp:/_

(http://www.users.bigpond.net.au/bargearse/ss.jpg)   )



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