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I was trying to find some kind of links for any forums or places that sell thunderbird sport stuff if you know of any it would be greatly appriciated.
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Loquacious
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Stewart
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"It's outside your field of expertise."
"Poppycock normally is."
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What are the major diferences between the Thunderbird and the thunderbird sport?
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Should be Riding
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PRetty sure the sport has a 6 speed and dual front discs, maybe different bars, and slightly rear-set pegs. That's about it, maybe some other cosmetic stuff, different paint options, kinda like the difference between a T100 and bonnie, ya know?
Benny
Black & Silver '02
Too many mods to list
Not enough miles ridden
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Quote:
What are the major diferences between the Thunderbird and the thunderbird sport?
Differences
"Depending on the model year, the major differences over the Thunderbird is the 6 vs. 5 speed gear box, 17" vs. 18†front/16†rear wheels, longer travel adjustable front and rear suspension, raised rearsets, dual front brakes, X75ish upswept balanced exhaust coupled with 82 bhp vs. 69 bhp and less shinny bits. The Thunderbird Sport was shod with Avon performance oriented tires that allowed confident canyon carving."
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Thanks for the link it was very helpful. After reading it and knowing its top heavy I dont feel all that safe with it while my wife is on it with me.
Its a nice looking bike but I'll stick with getting a SM.
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