2001 Triumph Speed Triple - Exhaust, Computer, New Tires on 2040-motos

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Triumph Speed Triple description

2001 Black Triumph Speed Triple has just over 5k miles, brand new tires with less than 400 mis, a power commander custom computer, and a custom Jardine exhaust that sounds great. It has never been wrecked or dropped and is good condition (always kept out of the sun). Asking only $5000 with all the new parts and extras. Great bike! E-mail with the link or call for any questions: 918-704-XXXX - ask for Brett

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