2013 Triumph Thunderbird Abs - Cranberry Red / Phantom B on 2040-motos
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2013 Triumph Thunderbird ABS - Cranberry Red / Phantom B, TEXT 'SALE TBATT' TO 313131 FOR PRICE - TEXT 'SALE TBATT' TO 313131 FOR PRICE Go on a legend reborn. Strong, muscular lines. Impeccable manners. Outstanding engineering. A tour de force. Voted 'Cruiser of the Year' by Cycle World magazine, Thunderbird rewrites the rules and brings Triumph's reputation for handling and engineering excellence to the cruiser market. Personalization? No problem, with great paint schemes and over 100 accessories. It's what cruiser riders have been waiting for.
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