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2001 Triumph Sprint ST, Super Clean!! Soft Bags. Call Fred Damron for details. - The Sprint ST sport-tourer was introduced to worldwide acclaim for its astonishing abilities in a whole range of riding conditions and activities. Behind all the praise is the ST's ability to be both a sharp-steering, powerful sports bike and an accomplished long-distance tourer. The liquid-cooled, three-cylinder engine is derived from Triumph's Daytona 955i, but tuned to produce 110 PS (108 bhp) with an even broader spread of torque. Touring is more relaxed and effortless, while sports riders can still appreciate the dramatic acceleration at lower revs, especially on the exits of corners. Right the first time! Triumph's sports-tourer stormed to the head of its class the moment it was released
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