Happy New Year, from Jersey...no not the USA one......the original one where New Jersey got its name from😁. Quick question...did the bike come with the Nitron rear shocks? If you put them on, was there much difference from the stock Triumph shocks? Just looking at doing the front and rear with the nitro set up but feeling like I don't need the compression rebound on the more expensive rear shocks. 😁
Happy New Year original Jersey! I did not know that and you had me googling it, thank you for the education, how cool! I put the Nitron R1's on the bike, It made a huge difference in ride quality and I never second thought spending that much money as it was money well spent! I considered the R3's as well but for me it came down to yes, the R3's probably are a little more versatile but do I really need that little bit of difference, and for me, I really liked the classic look of the R1's better on this bike. I highly recommend the Nitron's over the stock shocks. I also have the Nitron TVT 25mm Fork Cartridge kit I need to bring down to my dealership where my bike is being stored for the winter as they will be installing them for me, I cannot wait to try them out this spring! Cheers and good luck with your build!
@@CafeRiderCoffee316 Thanks, I appreciate the reply . Looks like Nitron for me then without the compression adjustment 👍Ride safe and have a great 2024.
Nice! I own a Speed Twin also, just since September. Greeting from Austria, I put a quick Short video also.
Greetings and congrats on the Speedy!
Happy New Year, from Jersey...no not the USA one......the original one where New Jersey got its name from😁. Quick question...did the bike come with the Nitron rear shocks? If you put them on, was there much difference from the stock Triumph shocks? Just looking at doing the front and rear with the nitro set up but feeling like I don't need the compression rebound on the more expensive rear shocks. 😁
Happy New Year original Jersey! I did not know that and you had me googling it, thank you for the education, how cool! I put the Nitron R1's on the bike, It made a huge difference in ride quality and I never second thought spending that much money as it was money well spent! I considered the R3's as well but for me it came down to yes, the R3's probably are a little more versatile but do I really need that little bit of difference, and for me, I really liked the classic look of the R1's better on this bike. I highly recommend the Nitron's over the stock shocks. I also have the Nitron TVT 25mm Fork Cartridge kit I need to bring down to my dealership where my bike is being stored for the winter as they will be installing them for me, I cannot wait to try them out this spring! Cheers and good luck with your build!
@@CafeRiderCoffee316 Thanks, I appreciate the reply . Looks like Nitron for me then without the compression adjustment 👍Ride safe and have a great 2024.
@@gsd32i Right back at you, to 2024 and new adventures!
Heyy, could you tell me which exhaust you are using??
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