Im about to purchase one of these but in the White, blue and red color scheme. The stock tires are tube tires right? Have you had any problems with them?
@anthonyridesphilly11 күн бұрын
I like the red, white and blue. The stock tires are tube style. I never had any issues. Honestly I caught a few screws over the years that didn’t make it all the way through the tire to the tube and was always happy when I pulled them out and didn’t lose any air. I like tubes personally, they are cheap to replace in the event that they do get popped.
@ChadWinters19 күн бұрын
Vs the T100 is it a more leaned forward position? I’m trying to decide between the two
@anthonyridesphilly19 күн бұрын
It is a more leaned forward position. It’s not as aggressive as the speed twin 1200 but as a boy I find myself sitting on my junk because of the bar position/seat design (it’s not a bench seat like the t100) She doesn’t mind the seat position at all tho😂
@anthonyridesphilly27 күн бұрын
Thanks so much desertdog! I really love them both
@azdesertdog27 күн бұрын
Congrats on the wedding and the new bike. Great choice on both too. Best wishes!
@allybell1481Ай бұрын
Hi what’s Jess’s inseam and height. My inseam is 27” and 152cm. Would love to try this bike, it looks great
@anthonyridesphillyАй бұрын
She is 5 foot and 3 inches tall, so about 3 inches taller than you and her inseam is about 28. You might be on your tippy toes but the suspension is soft so that buys you a bit more leg room when you sit down
@tbraun513Ай бұрын
You should hear the rear brake on my Aprilia Tuono. It resonates throughout the whole bike and thats still after 1800 miles on it.
@anthonyridesphillyАй бұрын
I feel like a lot of new bikes are experiencing weird brake squeal. Idk why this is so common now a days haha. Ride safe!
@thienphucle237Ай бұрын
nhiệt độ thành phố tôi sống 33 độ C, vận hành chiếc Speed Twin 900 này có bị quá nóng không bạn ?
@anthonyridesphillyАй бұрын
It will roast your legs at the stoplight, or in slow traffic.
@taylodl2 ай бұрын
I bought my 2023 ST900 to commute to work - which is across town (large city in the US midwest). Surface streets only take a couple minutes longer than freeway routes (my office is due East of my home, and the two East/West freeways that could get me there are a bit out of the way to get to). The ST900 just eats it up and makes it very enjoyable. Turns a lot of heads too! And super easy on the gas! Always get to work in a good mood - especially since I'm going through old neighborhoods where I lived for over 20 years.
@anthonyridesphilly2 ай бұрын
That’s what it’s all about, many miles of smiles. Especially while sipping gas compared to larger displacement cruisers. Glad you are enjoying it, happy riding!
@giulioscaroni6632 ай бұрын
Sorry, may i ask how tall is the girl and the weight, like I'm interested to buy one for my wife but she's 5'2, thanks
@anthonyridesphilly2 ай бұрын
She is 5’3” average weight for that height. Stock suspension and reach to the ground is good for her.
@rogergr50192 ай бұрын
The 1200 xe was simply a better bike
@stewartpriceMOTO2 ай бұрын
Don’t forget they replaced all the fenders with cheap plastic on the X and took off the hand-guards as well. And you still have to replace the seat. So it’s a terrible solution for the shorter rider still. Not a good deal like they want you to believe. I don’t know how low you can modify an XC to but it’s a LOT more bike for the money.
@juanmaza85752 ай бұрын
I like the location of the speedometer so I do not have to look down and centered gas cap compared to my 2012 Spirit.
@anthonyridesphilly2 ай бұрын
I always felt that way too, it’s way more ergonomic up on the bars.
@markmiller71032 ай бұрын
THANK YOU for taking us alone
@anthonyridesphilly2 ай бұрын
My pleasure!
@humanentity22142 ай бұрын
Can this handle the highway? Say consistent at 70-75 mph over 50-100 miles?
@anthonyridesphilly2 ай бұрын
It can definitely handle the highway. We put a touring windscreen on it and took it 150 mile in a day. But you want to get off the bike and stretch every 75 miles or so. Your rider triangle is more sporty and the knees will get a little cramped after some time.
@humanentity22142 ай бұрын
@@anthonyridesphilly thank you !
@CyberspyUsurped2 ай бұрын
Glad you're back. I also rode all winter. Man was it a wet one this year. Can't wait to see some of your adventures. I've never been to French Creek yet and may ask to tag along next time you guys head out that way.
@anthonyridesphilly2 ай бұрын
It was a wet one this winter! The French creek area is a good ride from Philly. Not to close not to far. And the roads are nice. We will have to get out there sometime this summer!
@logangodofcandy2 ай бұрын
I sort of feel like adding an X to my XC just as a road only bike, but it's really not a very good option at all compared to the t120, speed twin, or speed master. It looks like a scrambler, but it isn't. It's a road bike and it's the worst one they make in the 1200.
@anthonyridesphilly2 ай бұрын
I know what you mean, i think if you can handle the sporty seating position that the Speed Twin would be a killer one two punch paired with your Scrambler XC. Having a sport bike as my second option, I really enjoy that. One for long rides and one for short rides
@azdesertdog2 ай бұрын
I like your take on this. I believe Triumph had a gap in the scrsmbler line. The street scrambler was a departure from tbe old 900 scramber. They needed a higher performance road biased street scrambler. I would be more of an XE buyer. I couldn't go riding off into the desert on a $15,000 bike that dents. I am with you on used bikes. In AZ no sales tax on used bikes. Also no icky dealer add-on's or thieving mark ups.
@anthonyridesphilly2 ай бұрын
It is really hard to accept the dealer fees on new bikes these days, in PA I’ve noticed both a destination fee and a setup fee. Usually adding over $1000 to the original msrp. I’m really just over here trying to convince the world not to pay the dealers anymore than they have too😂 I’m going to have to catch up on your videos, haven’t been on KZread much lately. Hope all is well!
@logangodofcandy2 ай бұрын
They filled the gap with the x and created a new gap by dropping the XC. Imo, the x is pretty sad for a dedicated street bike.
@jmulroy12 ай бұрын
Glad you’re back.
@anthonyridesphilly2 ай бұрын
Hey thanks! Happy spring!
@anthonyridesphilly2 ай бұрын
Hey thanks for the feedback, I’m glad you are getting along well with the new scrambler. It should serve you well for years to come! I plan on keeping mine for the long haul. I appreciate you adding to the conversation. I’m sure others in the comments will find your personal experience with the new scrambler 1200 x helpful.
@phils21802 ай бұрын
You make some very good points in your comparison. Apparently, the 1200XC didn't sell that well because most buyers went for the higher spec XE. The new X is, in my eye's at least, basically a 1200 version of the 900 Street Scrambler which is why I bought one. I'm 6'3" and around 240lb suited up and I find the X suspension pretty good and certainly much better than the Street Scrambler I had previously. The supposedly "inferior" Nissin brakes are still two finger stoppers so I'm with you on the Brembo comparison.👍 It's the styling that attracted me to the X, the XC and especially the XE never appealed to me that much, they're way too heavy for off road work IMO and I have an enduro bike for that anyway. The 1200 engine is a peach and makes a great road bike.👍 The big increase in manufacturing costs across all industries is probably behind Triumphs re-speccing of bikes across the range and an old spec XE or XC would probably cost substantially more today than they did 18 months ago. In the end it's not the spec on paper that counts but how the bike rides and feels and I don't find the X a let down in any area. Ride safe!👍
@1999zrx11003 ай бұрын
I’m well over a 100 mpg on my 2024. I put super gas in mine though. Great machines. 👍
@anthonyridesphilly3 ай бұрын
It’s a good one! Mine got stolen last year, rip monkey:( but I used the insurance money to try another bike. I will always have fond memories of the lil monkey tho! Happy riding, stay safe out there
@CapoKabar3 ай бұрын
Greatest bike ever
@eddie309693 ай бұрын
Great video
@RyGuyTheAVGuy3 ай бұрын
So what exactly is the difference between this and a Bonnie T100
@anthonyridesphilly3 ай бұрын
It basically the rider triangle. Different seat profile, foot pegs are setup in a more sporty position, but barely. And the looks… Less chrome, more modern finishes. It’s a bit smaller over all. But they are so similar
@kenjeeroker14873 ай бұрын
I really loved this video A lot of wisdom about biking culture also very informative. I just got a rebel and this is the next bike I'm thinking about getting for longer and farther rides to the beach and springs in Florida
@anthonyridesphilly3 ай бұрын
Glad you enjoyed the video. I really enjoyed my 7 years with the shadow. It served me well and stood the test of time. I don’t think you will be disappointed. It’s a great next bike after the rebel. Happy riding!
@adamhill-fp7xd4 ай бұрын
I had a 04 aero for several yrs. Great bike as a daily. Not flashy not the most outlandish but dependable and reliable. Enough power to scoot n boot but not throw u off. Overall a great bike and fun to ride
@anthonyridesphilly4 ай бұрын
Totally agree😎
@petroosabdollahian16484 ай бұрын
Nice video, is a good bike for commuting honestly? daily use (comfortable) and weekend touring, of perhaps recreation purpose? you know about maintenance/ repair? expensive? is this engine reliable? it is wise to jump from naked bike( MT09 own bike) to this classic for daily use? for comparison, it is better than Honda CB 650 new model 2024 with E-Clutch, Any way great video Be safea
@ohwell27905 ай бұрын
I am 80 and bought a Monkey June of 2023. So far have installed the T-Rex center stand and windshield and the Man in the box $120 rear shocks and the mirror extenders too, then the Chimera intake which is kind of loud on acceleration but makes adjusting the intake valve much easier. This little wonder is just right for me now after ridding heavy cruisers for 64 years. This is my last purchase of a bike and will keep it to the end. Thanks for posting, good video.
@anthonyridesphilly5 ай бұрын
That’s amazing to hear, I hope to be riding still at 80! Thanks for sharing. Happy riding!
@walterherrera66145 ай бұрын
I have the 2010 model, where can i get the forward pegs
@anthonyridesphilly5 ай бұрын
It’s always been really hard to find aftermarket parts for this bike because the rs model was only produced for three years. Mine was bone stock. Sold it last year for a CB1000
@mynamedontfi5 ай бұрын
Kitties <3. thank, good review
@kkhalifah10195 ай бұрын
Installed the XL on my wife's Trident 660 that she uses to commute 100km to work on every day. Not the cheapest but, boy, we really wanted that bracket that it comes with to hang the phone mount on! Was also surprised to see how thick the windscreen material is - it's rock solid!
@Itsme-vd3dx5 ай бұрын
Hi, is the leo vince any louder or just deeper? Hard to tell in a video.
@anthonyridesphilly5 ай бұрын
It’s not much louder, but it is deeper. Especially noticeable on idle when you cold start. But while riding you don’t notice much volume. Just a nicer sound to my ear. Definitely not an obnoxious exhaust so if you want to be on the quiet side it’s a good pick. I only did the slip on.
@Itsme-vd3dx5 ай бұрын
@@anthonyridesphilly It might be the one then. I absolutly dont want a loud bike, it gets annoying quit fast. But most important is to get rid of the ugly stock exhaust. Thanks for replaying.
@johnlase43765 ай бұрын
If you would take my humble advice, please show the full bike instead of cutting it off
@anthonyridesphilly5 ай бұрын
The bike is so tiny that the camera would be staring at the road lol. Check out my other bikes they show up well on camera
@petewebb69525 ай бұрын
Hi. What happened to the Touring Windshield you fitted on a previous video? Cheers. 🇬🇧
@anthonyridesphilly5 ай бұрын
We take it off but leave the brackets on. So it’s easy to put back on when we take longer rides. It’s currently on the bike for the winter months too. Keeps that bitey wind off me. 👍
@petewebb69525 ай бұрын
@@anthonyridesphilly good idea 👍
@justineluis.5 ай бұрын
I can hear woody.
@richardrenaud80536 ай бұрын
Who makes the windscreen and do they have them for other Triumph model?
@anthonyridesphilly6 ай бұрын
This is oem triumph, we had it installed at the dealer with the purchase through them.
@sbsb49957 ай бұрын
Good stuff. Any pressing technical issue with this bike ??
@anthonyridesphilly7 ай бұрын
None to note, we have put 10k miles on it and it’s running great. Starts up and runs like a Honda. I would say the front suspension is cheaply sprung and an upgrade to the springs would be nice. But the rest of the bike is quality.
@bobjohnson16337 ай бұрын
Wow, cities suck as hard as possible, huh?
@buscampers7 ай бұрын
My home county :) Dilly's Corner is a good spot for a burger and shake.
@anthonyridesphilly7 ай бұрын
Hell yeah Noted! I’m always looking for new pit stops along the way. I love riding the new hope area.
@buscampers7 ай бұрын
Cool video. How was going up the hill on a bike? My bus did not like it but she made it lol. RG has been my favorite destination so far.
@anthonyridesphilly7 ай бұрын
The first time I visited I took an old beat up car and struggled all the way up that mountain road but I’m happy to report that the bike did great! Rickett’s glen is my favorite hike in the state, I make a point to visit every year. Happy adventures!
@buscampers7 ай бұрын
@@anthonyridesphilly When we went this past April part of the trail was closed off so we didnt get to see 5-6 of the falls so we'll have to take another trip up next year and finish the loop.
@grexrr14347 ай бұрын
I thought it was a review for the bike. Turns out it was a review for your lovely relationship.
@anthonyridesphilly7 ай бұрын
Hell yeah brother! welcome to our vlog
@2wheelvintage3617 ай бұрын
Nice ride! Beautiful day out.
@anthonyridesphilly7 ай бұрын
Might have been one of the last warm days of the season
@anthonyridesphilly7 ай бұрын
It’s the best season to ride out here! I was happy to get this one in while the leaves were still changing.
@azdesertdog7 ай бұрын
Thanks for the foiliage fix. Fall was my favorite season back east.
@genegoodwin89258 ай бұрын
I WANT ONE... I've got my eye on a red 2023 Speed Twin 900 Chrome Edition. I hope to sell my Harley and buy the Triumph, no more Harleys for me, I've had my fill... If I buy the Speed Twin 900 I will also equip it with a Givi top box, but I will also add the brake light kit. I'm afraid the box hides the brake light and I do not want to be rear ended. I will also add a small windsceen, I'm OLD and a little spoiled. I will manufacture a couple of handles from the top shock bolts back to fasten on the bottom of the top box because my wife is crippled and needs the handles to get on the bike. Love the Bonneville line, and the Speed Twin 900 is my choice. Thanks for the video. Ride safe and enjoy every journey.
@anthonyridesphilly8 ай бұрын
Hell yeah! You will not be disappointed, I’ve mostly had Japanese bikes. But I feel triumph is a cross between Harley’s premium feel and japans reliable riding manors.
@genegoodwin89258 ай бұрын
It is a shame we couldn't hear Jess, but it was still a great video and gave a lot of rider info. As much as you love the Street Twin/Speed Twin 900 maybe you ought to sell your other bikes and get you a Speed Twin 900. Then you would have his and hers. Ride safe and enjoy every journey.
@anthonyridesphilly8 ай бұрын
I could never give up the variety. But maybe I’ll rent a speed twin 900 someday and then we can make a video about his and hers ride out hahaha. Glad you enjoyed it!
@genegoodwin89258 ай бұрын
@@anthonyridesphilly I've got my Harley for sale and if I sell it before Spring I hope to put a Triumph Speed Twin 900 in my garage next Spring. I've owned motorcycles since 1967, mostly Japanese bikes and four Harleys. If I am lucky I'll own my first Triumph in the Spring. I am very excited about this. Wish me luck. Ride safe and enjoy every ride.
@brunomalisheski46828 ай бұрын
I love watching your videos, running through my old neighborhood, and on all the roads I used to tear up on my bike 30 years ago!
@anthonyridesphilly8 ай бұрын
I’m glad you enjoy them, I really enjoy filming my favorite hobby. It’s not for everyone but it’s a good time. Happy riding!
@azdesertdog8 ай бұрын
I really like how you did this video. Looked like an awesome trip. We loved Maine when we were back east. We'd send our Anniversaries in Kennebunkport and Ogunquit.
@anthonyridesphilly8 ай бұрын
Thanks, it was fun putting this one together and reliving the trip. We stopped in Ogunquit along the way. Although we didn’t stay long, the tourists were out in full force for the holiday weekend.
@anthonyridesphilly8 ай бұрын
I was really hoping to see a moose, next time! I will be back.
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Im about to purchase one of these but in the White, blue and red color scheme. The stock tires are tube tires right? Have you had any problems with them?
I like the red, white and blue. The stock tires are tube style. I never had any issues. Honestly I caught a few screws over the years that didn’t make it all the way through the tire to the tube and was always happy when I pulled them out and didn’t lose any air. I like tubes personally, they are cheap to replace in the event that they do get popped.
Vs the T100 is it a more leaned forward position? I’m trying to decide between the two
It is a more leaned forward position. It’s not as aggressive as the speed twin 1200 but as a boy I find myself sitting on my junk because of the bar position/seat design (it’s not a bench seat like the t100) She doesn’t mind the seat position at all tho😂
Thanks so much desertdog! I really love them both
Congrats on the wedding and the new bike. Great choice on both too. Best wishes!
Hi what’s Jess’s inseam and height. My inseam is 27” and 152cm. Would love to try this bike, it looks great
She is 5 foot and 3 inches tall, so about 3 inches taller than you and her inseam is about 28. You might be on your tippy toes but the suspension is soft so that buys you a bit more leg room when you sit down
You should hear the rear brake on my Aprilia Tuono. It resonates throughout the whole bike and thats still after 1800 miles on it.
I feel like a lot of new bikes are experiencing weird brake squeal. Idk why this is so common now a days haha. Ride safe!
nhiệt độ thành phố tôi sống 33 độ C, vận hành chiếc Speed Twin 900 này có bị quá nóng không bạn ?
It will roast your legs at the stoplight, or in slow traffic.
I bought my 2023 ST900 to commute to work - which is across town (large city in the US midwest). Surface streets only take a couple minutes longer than freeway routes (my office is due East of my home, and the two East/West freeways that could get me there are a bit out of the way to get to). The ST900 just eats it up and makes it very enjoyable. Turns a lot of heads too! And super easy on the gas! Always get to work in a good mood - especially since I'm going through old neighborhoods where I lived for over 20 years.
That’s what it’s all about, many miles of smiles. Especially while sipping gas compared to larger displacement cruisers. Glad you are enjoying it, happy riding!
Sorry, may i ask how tall is the girl and the weight, like I'm interested to buy one for my wife but she's 5'2, thanks
She is 5’3” average weight for that height. Stock suspension and reach to the ground is good for her.
The 1200 xe was simply a better bike
Don’t forget they replaced all the fenders with cheap plastic on the X and took off the hand-guards as well. And you still have to replace the seat. So it’s a terrible solution for the shorter rider still. Not a good deal like they want you to believe. I don’t know how low you can modify an XC to but it’s a LOT more bike for the money.
I like the location of the speedometer so I do not have to look down and centered gas cap compared to my 2012 Spirit.
I always felt that way too, it’s way more ergonomic up on the bars.
THANK YOU for taking us alone
My pleasure!
Can this handle the highway? Say consistent at 70-75 mph over 50-100 miles?
It can definitely handle the highway. We put a touring windscreen on it and took it 150 mile in a day. But you want to get off the bike and stretch every 75 miles or so. Your rider triangle is more sporty and the knees will get a little cramped after some time.
@@anthonyridesphilly thank you !
Glad you're back. I also rode all winter. Man was it a wet one this year. Can't wait to see some of your adventures. I've never been to French Creek yet and may ask to tag along next time you guys head out that way.
It was a wet one this winter! The French creek area is a good ride from Philly. Not to close not to far. And the roads are nice. We will have to get out there sometime this summer!
I sort of feel like adding an X to my XC just as a road only bike, but it's really not a very good option at all compared to the t120, speed twin, or speed master. It looks like a scrambler, but it isn't. It's a road bike and it's the worst one they make in the 1200.
I know what you mean, i think if you can handle the sporty seating position that the Speed Twin would be a killer one two punch paired with your Scrambler XC. Having a sport bike as my second option, I really enjoy that. One for long rides and one for short rides
I like your take on this. I believe Triumph had a gap in the scrsmbler line. The street scrambler was a departure from tbe old 900 scramber. They needed a higher performance road biased street scrambler. I would be more of an XE buyer. I couldn't go riding off into the desert on a $15,000 bike that dents. I am with you on used bikes. In AZ no sales tax on used bikes. Also no icky dealer add-on's or thieving mark ups.
It is really hard to accept the dealer fees on new bikes these days, in PA I’ve noticed both a destination fee and a setup fee. Usually adding over $1000 to the original msrp. I’m really just over here trying to convince the world not to pay the dealers anymore than they have too😂 I’m going to have to catch up on your videos, haven’t been on KZread much lately. Hope all is well!
They filled the gap with the x and created a new gap by dropping the XC. Imo, the x is pretty sad for a dedicated street bike.
Glad you’re back.
Hey thanks! Happy spring!
Hey thanks for the feedback, I’m glad you are getting along well with the new scrambler. It should serve you well for years to come! I plan on keeping mine for the long haul. I appreciate you adding to the conversation. I’m sure others in the comments will find your personal experience with the new scrambler 1200 x helpful.
You make some very good points in your comparison. Apparently, the 1200XC didn't sell that well because most buyers went for the higher spec XE. The new X is, in my eye's at least, basically a 1200 version of the 900 Street Scrambler which is why I bought one. I'm 6'3" and around 240lb suited up and I find the X suspension pretty good and certainly much better than the Street Scrambler I had previously. The supposedly "inferior" Nissin brakes are still two finger stoppers so I'm with you on the Brembo comparison.👍 It's the styling that attracted me to the X, the XC and especially the XE never appealed to me that much, they're way too heavy for off road work IMO and I have an enduro bike for that anyway. The 1200 engine is a peach and makes a great road bike.👍 The big increase in manufacturing costs across all industries is probably behind Triumphs re-speccing of bikes across the range and an old spec XE or XC would probably cost substantially more today than they did 18 months ago. In the end it's not the spec on paper that counts but how the bike rides and feels and I don't find the X a let down in any area. Ride safe!👍
I’m well over a 100 mpg on my 2024. I put super gas in mine though. Great machines. 👍
It’s a good one! Mine got stolen last year, rip monkey:( but I used the insurance money to try another bike. I will always have fond memories of the lil monkey tho! Happy riding, stay safe out there
Greatest bike ever
Great video
So what exactly is the difference between this and a Bonnie T100
It basically the rider triangle. Different seat profile, foot pegs are setup in a more sporty position, but barely. And the looks… Less chrome, more modern finishes. It’s a bit smaller over all. But they are so similar
I really loved this video A lot of wisdom about biking culture also very informative. I just got a rebel and this is the next bike I'm thinking about getting for longer and farther rides to the beach and springs in Florida
Glad you enjoyed the video. I really enjoyed my 7 years with the shadow. It served me well and stood the test of time. I don’t think you will be disappointed. It’s a great next bike after the rebel. Happy riding!
I had a 04 aero for several yrs. Great bike as a daily. Not flashy not the most outlandish but dependable and reliable. Enough power to scoot n boot but not throw u off. Overall a great bike and fun to ride
Totally agree😎
Nice video, is a good bike for commuting honestly? daily use (comfortable) and weekend touring, of perhaps recreation purpose? you know about maintenance/ repair? expensive? is this engine reliable? it is wise to jump from naked bike( MT09 own bike) to this classic for daily use? for comparison, it is better than Honda CB 650 new model 2024 with E-Clutch, Any way great video Be safea
I am 80 and bought a Monkey June of 2023. So far have installed the T-Rex center stand and windshield and the Man in the box $120 rear shocks and the mirror extenders too, then the Chimera intake which is kind of loud on acceleration but makes adjusting the intake valve much easier. This little wonder is just right for me now after ridding heavy cruisers for 64 years. This is my last purchase of a bike and will keep it to the end. Thanks for posting, good video.
That’s amazing to hear, I hope to be riding still at 80! Thanks for sharing. Happy riding!
I have the 2010 model, where can i get the forward pegs
It’s always been really hard to find aftermarket parts for this bike because the rs model was only produced for three years. Mine was bone stock. Sold it last year for a CB1000
Kitties <3. thank, good review
Installed the XL on my wife's Trident 660 that she uses to commute 100km to work on every day. Not the cheapest but, boy, we really wanted that bracket that it comes with to hang the phone mount on! Was also surprised to see how thick the windscreen material is - it's rock solid!
Hi, is the leo vince any louder or just deeper? Hard to tell in a video.
It’s not much louder, but it is deeper. Especially noticeable on idle when you cold start. But while riding you don’t notice much volume. Just a nicer sound to my ear. Definitely not an obnoxious exhaust so if you want to be on the quiet side it’s a good pick. I only did the slip on.
@@anthonyridesphilly It might be the one then. I absolutly dont want a loud bike, it gets annoying quit fast. But most important is to get rid of the ugly stock exhaust. Thanks for replaying.
If you would take my humble advice, please show the full bike instead of cutting it off
The bike is so tiny that the camera would be staring at the road lol. Check out my other bikes they show up well on camera
Hi. What happened to the Touring Windshield you fitted on a previous video? Cheers. 🇬🇧
We take it off but leave the brackets on. So it’s easy to put back on when we take longer rides. It’s currently on the bike for the winter months too. Keeps that bitey wind off me. 👍
@@anthonyridesphilly good idea 👍
I can hear woody.
Who makes the windscreen and do they have them for other Triumph model?
This is oem triumph, we had it installed at the dealer with the purchase through them.
Good stuff. Any pressing technical issue with this bike ??
None to note, we have put 10k miles on it and it’s running great. Starts up and runs like a Honda. I would say the front suspension is cheaply sprung and an upgrade to the springs would be nice. But the rest of the bike is quality.
Wow, cities suck as hard as possible, huh?
My home county :) Dilly's Corner is a good spot for a burger and shake.
Hell yeah Noted! I’m always looking for new pit stops along the way. I love riding the new hope area.
Cool video. How was going up the hill on a bike? My bus did not like it but she made it lol. RG has been my favorite destination so far.
The first time I visited I took an old beat up car and struggled all the way up that mountain road but I’m happy to report that the bike did great! Rickett’s glen is my favorite hike in the state, I make a point to visit every year. Happy adventures!
@@anthonyridesphilly When we went this past April part of the trail was closed off so we didnt get to see 5-6 of the falls so we'll have to take another trip up next year and finish the loop.
I thought it was a review for the bike. Turns out it was a review for your lovely relationship.
Hell yeah brother! welcome to our vlog
Nice ride! Beautiful day out.
Might have been one of the last warm days of the season
It’s the best season to ride out here! I was happy to get this one in while the leaves were still changing.
Thanks for the foiliage fix. Fall was my favorite season back east.
I WANT ONE... I've got my eye on a red 2023 Speed Twin 900 Chrome Edition. I hope to sell my Harley and buy the Triumph, no more Harleys for me, I've had my fill... If I buy the Speed Twin 900 I will also equip it with a Givi top box, but I will also add the brake light kit. I'm afraid the box hides the brake light and I do not want to be rear ended. I will also add a small windsceen, I'm OLD and a little spoiled. I will manufacture a couple of handles from the top shock bolts back to fasten on the bottom of the top box because my wife is crippled and needs the handles to get on the bike. Love the Bonneville line, and the Speed Twin 900 is my choice. Thanks for the video. Ride safe and enjoy every journey.
Hell yeah! You will not be disappointed, I’ve mostly had Japanese bikes. But I feel triumph is a cross between Harley’s premium feel and japans reliable riding manors.
It is a shame we couldn't hear Jess, but it was still a great video and gave a lot of rider info. As much as you love the Street Twin/Speed Twin 900 maybe you ought to sell your other bikes and get you a Speed Twin 900. Then you would have his and hers. Ride safe and enjoy every journey.
I could never give up the variety. But maybe I’ll rent a speed twin 900 someday and then we can make a video about his and hers ride out hahaha. Glad you enjoyed it!
@@anthonyridesphilly I've got my Harley for sale and if I sell it before Spring I hope to put a Triumph Speed Twin 900 in my garage next Spring. I've owned motorcycles since 1967, mostly Japanese bikes and four Harleys. If I am lucky I'll own my first Triumph in the Spring. I am very excited about this. Wish me luck. Ride safe and enjoy every ride.
I love watching your videos, running through my old neighborhood, and on all the roads I used to tear up on my bike 30 years ago!
I’m glad you enjoy them, I really enjoy filming my favorite hobby. It’s not for everyone but it’s a good time. Happy riding!
I really like how you did this video. Looked like an awesome trip. We loved Maine when we were back east. We'd send our Anniversaries in Kennebunkport and Ogunquit.
Thanks, it was fun putting this one together and reliving the trip. We stopped in Ogunquit along the way. Although we didn’t stay long, the tourists were out in full force for the holiday weekend.
I was really hoping to see a moose, next time! I will be back.