2007 Triumph Thruxton 900 on 2040-motos
San Francisco, California, United States
Triumph Thruxton 900 tech info
Triumph Thruxton 900 description
2007 Triumph Thruxton Big Bore 904cc with a complete $17K custom rebuild 3K miles ago. Rebuilt from the frame up by South Bay Triumph in Lomita, CA. You are basically buying a brand new High Performance Thruxton with 3K miles.
- Custom Slate Grey Non-Metallic Paint on Tank, Seat Cowl and Side Covers with custom painted yellow Triumph Tank Badge - Big Bore 904cc kit from South Bay Triumph rated at 90+ HP - Keihin Flatside "FCR" 39MM Racing Carbs - TPUSA Air Injection Elimination Kit - TPUSA Dominator Sport SS exhaust Ceramic Coated Black - TPUSA Air Box Elimination Kit - Black Ceramic Coated Headers - TPUSA Billet Intake Manifolds Black - TPUSA Racing Competition Ignition Cables - Heavy Duty Clutch Kit - Triumph Fork Gaiters - Triumph Black Anodized Front Brake Reservoir - Wide Wheel Kit in Black Powder coat, massive 5 inches wide and features a dimpled EXCEL aluminum rim - Ohlins Rear Shocks Type S36PR1C1LB (Black Springs), This is the top of the line in suspension for the Triumph Thruxton - High Performance front fork springs - Black Aluminum Gas Cap - Custom Padded and Covered Brown Seat - Analog 3T (Thruxton Tail Tidy) Brake Light with integrated rear turn signals - Black Powder Coated Sport front turn signals - Powder Coated Triple Tree and Clip-ons - Real Leather wrapped grips ( have brown rubber grips available as well ) - Custom Analog Retro Mini Tach and Speedo - Pazzo Racing Levers in black - Powder Coated Black Headlight Bucket, Headlight Brackets, Cam Cover, Timing Cover, Clutch Cover - CRG Hindsight Lane Split Mirrors - Oil Temp Gauge filler cap - Series 900 Aluminum Sprocket Cover Black - Fresh Tires front and back ( 3K miles on each ) cafe racer, bonneville, scrambler, sport bike, classic sport, sport 1000, sport classic, sportclassic, |
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