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Thanks for replying. The FJR has been on my short list (only two bikes on the list) for a while now. Honestly the weight of the FJR doesn't bother me I was just curious how the two compared.

Fred, Well the old Connie is another bike that is talked about when the subject of top heavy bikes is discussed. Good question...hard to say really. The riding position is very similar but IMO the 900 is easier to manage at slow speeds than the old Connie because it carries the weight...

Tyler, that was my guess. I've always felt the Trophy to be in class by itself when the subject of top heavy bikes comes around. Definitely not for the new rider. Thanks for your reply. Rick

Fred,yes it is thanks. Searched for one for over a year. WA,OR, CA, NV most of the western states. Too many miles or too much money or both. Found this one sale on Craigs list two miles from my house. Nothing like the sound of the triple spooling up through the gears. Selling it to my son...

Currently riding a 96 Trophy 900. My oldest son wants to buy the Trophy and I am finally going to buy a new bike. Was wondering if any of the members have enough experience with the Trophy to tell which is more top heavy? Triumph or FJR. I don't have enough time in the saddle on a FJR ( 10...

I like the saved parking spots idea. Also with gas prices reaching $4.40 per gallon, and climbing, your company should be looking to expand the two wheel area instead of eliminating it. Motor scooter sales are up 22% in the US.

Any members live in the City of Denver? I read an article a while back in AMA magazine that the City of Denver has passed an ordinance making it illegal to run anything other than stock OEM pipes on your bike. Before someone asks I don't know how DPD enforces the ordinance. The point is, like...