2003 Triumph Speed Triple on 2040-motos

US $3,600.00

Year:2003 Mileage:15 Color: Gray

Location:

Sherwood, Arkansas, United States

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Triumph Speed Triple tech info

Engine Size (cc):955 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty Type:Naked For Sale By:Private Seller

Triumph Speed Triple description

The Triumph Speed Triple is one of the second generation of Hinckley Triumphs that, in the late 1990's, really put them back on the map. The Speed Triple is essentially a naked, upright, ‘streetfightered’ Daytona, but it’s a surprising winner that’s not only brimful of bad boy character, but also manages to employ the wonderful and unique 955 triple motor into a exciting and versatile package. The second generation Triumph Speed Triple is one of the best. There’s nothing on earth quite like the fruity and fast second generation Triumph triple. As you might hope, this layout is a happy compromise between the easy, flexible torque of a twin and the free revving power of a four. In sports bike mode the Triumph Speed Triple has always been a little lacking somehow, but as a street fighter it’s an absolute blast. Steadier and less lairy than the new, stumpy 1050 and for many that’s a good thing. The 955 Triple is a big, butch ‘mans’ machine yet with a big enough nod towards sports (decent brakes, suspension etc) to make it fun. Don’t expect to hold onto the shirttails of the latest super-sports bikes and you’ll have fun – and have a more comfortable ride, too…

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