What Was The Best Production Year For The America

[BushDevil]

What year had the most or best improvements? What year had the least problems? What year would you rec amend?

 

[Rocky]

I assume you're asking about modern Hinckley Triumphs and not the vintage Triumphs.
I very much doubt that you will find any definitive answers to your questions other than the obvious - 2020 models.
However, maybe somebody can come up with some historical data.

 

[shanered6]

wikipedia usually have good info on bikes if you put your model in it will have a break down of all the changes made over the models history .

 

[BushDevil]

I found some info production years of 2002 to 2016, then it drops of the radar. I was hoping to get some personnel preference from some members here. That have been on different years of the america.

 

[Wire-Wheels]

My favorite are the early, carbureted models. My reason is they are as reliable as it gets. Simple electronics, simple carbs. Simple no fuss, get on and go. I had my choice when I bought mine used. I went with a 2002. I liked the shape of the early tank and 7" headlamp. ...J.D.

 

[good4us]

I have a 2007 carb model Speedmaster. The bike looked new and for $1800 I couldn't beat it when I purchased it last November. It came with an airbrushed front mud guard with Marlon Brando and his Triumph in "The Wild One", plus a CD of the movie. It also had a windshield and the light bar. I added the Viking bags in the back. Not the big ones, but enough space for what I need. I added the battery tender and also wired in a triple charger so I can keep my phone etc charged. Other repairs included chain and sprockets, replacing seals in the front forks and installing the original factory mufflers on the bike. The 2 new( but on the shelf for 13 years) mufflers were $75 each, the fork seals were $28. So far I love the bike. As a kid growing up in South Africa, the ultimate riding machine was either a Norton Commando or a Triumph Bonneville.

 

[BushDevil]

Love that fender picture, perfect touch.