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 Re: The Great Thunderbird Controversy
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Joined: Jan 2005
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Loquacious
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Loquacious
Joined: Jan 2005
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Well, actually if you put a P-twin in this you would have some pretty close profiles between the America and ummm,

The TR5 and TR6 were clearly the grandparents of the Bonneville and were also clearly developed from the 30s speed twin. I can see that line. The America was made as a stand alone model for the Yank market to look like everything else here but keep some Triumph lines.
Let me see:
America and Speedtwin commonalities: P-Twin Dual right left low slung exhaust Knee indents on tank Tank instrument console Triangle shaped rear peg mounts Chain drive Spoked wheels Saddle seat Pillion seat dual carbs
America and Harley commonalities: Raked front end forward mount pegs
You base your case on 2 things.
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