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Read our in-depth, expert 2019 Triumph Scrambler 1200 review - more than just another 60s-inspired retro, in XC, XE and Steve McQueen specs.
BY BUD WILKINSON | REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN More than 45 years after its debut and four decades after its demise, Triumph’s TR7 is best remembered for its wedge shape and its lack of reliability. Marketed as “the shape of things to come,” it was a love-it or hate-it model that was impossible to overlook. And it remains a polarizing model to this day, even among Triumph owners. Connie Smeriglio of New Milford owns a 1980 Triumph TR7 Drophead version and is an enthusiastic defender of the British sports car. “It’s a good car. They had a very bad rap and it was undeserving,” she declared...