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Triumph 235 Discussions on the upcoming premiere of the 23' Triumph 235


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Old 01-17-2008, 09:50 AM
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saw the 235 up close

Well my first impression prior to seeing the 235, was that there was less leg room. After boarding her, yes just a bit less in the front, but everywhere else was fine. WOW she sits high on the trailer, I had a tuff time to baord her. ALL IN ALL I love her. wish I could afford it. I see that someone posted concerns on launch and recovery alone, Yes without a bow rail, it could be interesting. I usually on a 215 / 210 you can hop in your truck bed, then grab the bow rail and boost yourself up. I guess you could grab the anchor clete / chain.
I like the head ( bathroom) area, plus that is the acces to the wiring, nice to be able to stand up and work on stuff like that. I think I could just go on and on......I am only left to dreammmmmmmmmmmmmm.
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The line for a "used" 235 grows a bit longer.
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