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Type:Sport Touring
Phone:7137804481
Triumph Sprint description
2001 Triumph Sprint ST, This is a truly outstanding all-around bike - runs as good as it did when new - great for commuting, cruising, and touring. It is fast and sporty when you want, relaxed when you want, and always comfortable. I'm the second owner of this bike and have had it for 10 years (bought it with 1100 miles on it). The original owner was an old(er) guy like me. This is/was my first bike and I've REALLY enjoyed it. I'm selling it because I recently bought a BMW K1200LT for road trips and I'm looking for something different. The PowerMax underseat exhaust shows off the single-sided swingarm which Triumph finally figured out on later models. The sound is louder than stock, but not obnoxious. Must see and hear! $3000 Specs 2001 Triumph Sprint ST 955cc 27,500mi Always garaged with battery tender Always dealer serviced (I can provide records) Extras Throttlemeister cruise control bar ends Powermax underseat exhaust Race-Tech Gold Spring emulators ZX-7R 6pot front calipers Stebel horn Flashing brake light Soft saddlebags and removable mounting accessories included Tank bag included Carbon fiber tank protector $3,000.00 7137804481
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