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Reviewed on March 31, 2007

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I just picked up my America today and rode it home about 45 miles in the rain. It rode beautifully and I have no complaints. In town it was a blast to ride as it was nimble, the clutch feel was excellent pulling away from stoplights hard, and the brakes have a good feel to them. The best thing... read more
I just picked up my America today and rode it home about 45 miles in the rain. It rode beautifully and I have no complaints. In town it was a blast to ride as it was nimble, the clutch feel was excellent pulling away from stoplights hard, and the brakes have a good feel to them. The best thing about the bike in town is the clutch. It has the best feel of any cruiser I have ridden thus far. Out on the road in the rain I was cruising about 80 at just under half throttle. The wind did not push the bike around like I expected it to. So far so good.
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Reviewed on February 13, 2007

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Overall, it has great handling and great balance, a comfort ride and has been a pleasure to ride, I have gone on long distance trips and enjoyed every mile! It's reliable and got a lot of compliments on this nice cruiser! With small modifications it is easy to add a few extra horse power to this... read more
Overall, it has great handling and great balance, a comfort ride and has been a pleasure to ride, I have gone on long distance trips and enjoyed every mile! It's reliable and got a lot of compliments on this nice cruiser! With small modifications it is easy to add a few extra horse power to this bike! All around a great value for your dollar! don't hesitate to buy this one!
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Reviewed on February 12, 2007

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Bought this bike after many long hours/days/months of looking at Yamahas, Suzukis, Hondas, Kawasakis, and Harley's. All had nice bikes but I kept coming back to the Triumph America. It fit me like a glove and handled real nice. It is not the fastest bike but plenty of power to keep me smilin' (I... read more
Bought this bike after many long hours/days/months of looking at Yamahas, Suzukis, Hondas, Kawasakis, and Harley's. All had nice bikes but I kept coming back to the Triumph America. It fit me like a glove and handled real nice. It is not the fastest bike but plenty of power to keep me smilin' (I am not a speed demon!!). The look of the bike is beautiful (I have the Goodwood Green color which looks similar to British Racing Green), I get comments everywhere I go, I have even had drivers in cars roll their windows down and comment.
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Reviewed on January 19, 2007

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Excellent cruiser! Bought it last May and have 29K miles on it. Rode it to the coast in August (half of the trip winding mountain two-lane highway) and stayed in top gear the whole way there. I get about 42-45 mpg around town and 50-52 on the highway. It frequently gets compliments from people when... read more
Excellent cruiser! Bought it last May and have 29K miles on it. Rode it to the coast in August (half of the trip winding mountain two-lane highway) and stayed in top gear the whole way there. I get about 42-45 mpg around town and 50-52 on the highway. It frequently gets compliments from people when I park it. Most ask about the restoration (LOL) and how long it took. This bike is so smooth running and real pleasure to ride, too. I love this bike!!!
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Reviewed on January 1, 2007

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The bike is everything I wanted in a bike, the power, the handling, the weight, and definitely the look. Mine is all black, I couldn't wait on the Mulberry, just had to have the bike then. I wasn't even aware the old Bonnies were still being made, pulled up behind a guy riding one at stoplight,... read more
The bike is everything I wanted in a bike, the power, the handling, the weight, and definitely the look. Mine is all black, I couldn't wait on the Mulberry, just had to have the bike then. I wasn't even aware the old Bonnies were still being made, pulled up behind a guy riding one at stoplight, flagged him down, looked at the bike, talked to him, and literally bought the America the very next morning. I have always wanted a Bonnie ever since I was a kid, but this is a Bonnie with some attitude which is even better. The guys I ride with are all Harley guys, they even are green with envy, oh they rib me about how quiet it is, but they love it too. And I can outrun them, or at least I could before putting on the windshield, that may have changed now. The bike does need some noise, not a lot, but it's just too quiet, I'll be changing pipes right away. Triumph did it right, I've had zero problems, and have had lot of looks and stares, and when fueling it up, I get a lot of conversation. A great classic bike with some balls.
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Reviewed on December 11, 2006

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Having owned and riden Triumph's most of my life, (I'm 52 now) what to buy wasn't the question, it was which one. I went with the America for a cruiser. It has surpassed my expectations. Very comfortable, no vibration and performance is as expected for what it is. At every bike event I attend, the... read more
Having owned and riden Triumph's most of my life, (I'm 52 now) what to buy wasn't the question, it was which one. I went with the America for a cruiser. It has surpassed my expectations. Very comfortable, no vibration and performance is as expected for what it is. At every bike event I attend, the crowd is at the Triumph, not the cookie cutters. My complaints....too quiet, cold natured and the air injector system has to go.
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Reviewed on August 26, 2006

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Bought the 2006 for my 50th. My first bike. I always wanted a classic "look" bike and both the wife and I loved the look of the America. Classic lines, handles great, and rides smooth. Riding gives me a great sense of freedom. The "wind in hair" factor was a stong pull for me to buy a bike. The... read more
Bought the 2006 for my 50th. My first bike. I always wanted a classic "look" bike and both the wife and I loved the look of the America. Classic lines, handles great, and rides smooth. Riding gives me a great sense of freedom. The "wind in hair" factor was a stong pull for me to buy a bike. The "look" of the Harley's didn't do anything for me and when I test drove a HD Sportster, I didn't like the balance of the bike, or the extra growl (which, I understand is a big HD draw).
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Reviewed on July 5, 2006

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I have the 04 America. My wife has an 06 Harley Davidson/Street bob. The Triumph is so much smoother. The HD rides like a 40s thrashing machine. It shakes at idle and shimmys at speed and is so heavy. The Triumph with 790cc can just about keep up with the 1450cc HD, due to the better engine design... read more
I have the 04 America. My wife has an 06 Harley Davidson/Street bob. The Triumph is so much smoother. The HD rides like a 40s thrashing machine. It shakes at idle and shimmys at speed and is so heavy. The Triumph with 790cc can just about keep up with the 1450cc HD, due to the better engine design and lighter weight. The HD has been in the shop 6 times in 500 miles. The Triumph only has been in twice. Both for schedualed maintience. The Triumph is a great all around bike. It out handles, out brakes and out classes her Harley in every way.
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Reviewed on June 20, 2006

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Bought my BA 2002 in the spring of 03...Have had NO problems at all....Wife and I ride mostly on the Blue Ridge Pkwy....30 miles from house...enough power with both of us up....ALWAYS gets looks and questions when we stop....Every April 1st....New oil, and service...and just keep going....Did a... read more
Bought my BA 2002 in the spring of 03...Have had NO problems at all....Wife and I ride mostly on the Blue Ridge Pkwy....30 miles from house...enough power with both of us up....ALWAYS gets looks and questions when we stop....Every April 1st....New oil, and service...and just keep going....Did a recent weekend ride with friend and his wife to Boone, NC....His was a HD Road King...He could not keep up with me and the wife on the BA....
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Reviewed on June 20, 2006

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Just had the first service done and to date all that I have read on the triumph america in the reviews section leaves little more to add. Except to say all eyes are turning when you cruise on by. Stopping for gas always invites comments and positive remarks. Way to go Triumph. Tomorrow I will... read more
Just had the first service done and to date all that I have read on the triumph america in the reviews section leaves little more to add. Except to say all eyes are turning when you cruise on by. Stopping for gas always invites comments and positive remarks. Way to go Triumph. Tomorrow I will be heading out to the black hills...wave if you see a mullberry/graghite america cruising on by, I'm the one grinning.
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