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Perhaps a logo with Thai flag on one side, Brit flag on the other to represent the British design and Thai construction.
I've not seen an Asian designed bike with such near perfect styling ( for my tastes). Most look like Transformers.
I've not seen or owned a British built bike with such high quality assembly work.
My British assembled Daytona had some body panels that didn't fit together neatly. None of that on the Thrux.
Mechanically the Daytona has been faultless ,but the fairing assembly and fitment work left a lot to be desired.
It's as though the person doing it didn't care.
Ironically, crashing into a deer got rid of most of that. I spent some time making the new fairing fit properly.

Glen

[QUOTE="worntorn, post: 462761, member: 590"] Maybe Perhaps a logo with Thai flag on one side, Brit flag on the other to represent the British design and Thai construction. I've not seen an Asian designed bike with such near perfect styling ( for my tastes). Most look like Transformers. I've not seen or owned a British built bike with such high quality assembly work. My British assembled Daytona had some body panels that didn't fit together neatly. None of that on the Thrux. Mechanically the Daytona has been faultless ,but the fairing assembly and fitment work left a lot to be desired. It's as though the person doing it didn't care. Ironically, crashing into a deer got rid of most of that. I spent some time making the new fairing fit properly. Glen [/QUOTE]

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