2003 Triumph America on 2040-motos
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2003 Triumph America, LIghtweight cruiser with all the power you would want! - A rolling Anglo-American symphony, it’s clear at a glance the America is influenced by the endless highways of the USA. Heralded by a distinctive exhaust note, the 790cc parallel-twin with its ample torque makes for a relaxed, effortless ride. Cornering and stopping abilities are an integral part of the America, thanks to a manoeuvrable chassis, good ground clearance and a sturdy braking set-up. Slash cut exhausts, wide forks, pullback bars, feet-forward riding position and low seat height round off the quintessential cruiser style. Chrome finish abounds, including the engine covers and surround of the tank mounted instrument pod and if you want more, there’s a plethora of accessories to customise the America to the limit of your desire.
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