2008 Triumph Speedmaster on 2040-motos

US $3,300.00

Year:2008 Mileage:6 Color: Black

Location:

Dunlap, Illinois, United States

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Triumph Speedmaster photos

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Triumph Speedmaster tech info

Engine Size (cc):865 Warranty:None Type:Cruiser For Sale By:Private Seller

Triumph Speedmaster description

Due to no time for riding, selling my low-mile and upgraded 2008 Triumph Speedmaster.

Long, low, chromed out and mean, the Speedmaster echoes the hot-rod cruiser theme but adds a very British spin with some classic Triumph parallel twin power. Built to be an engaging entry level bike that's also ideal for riders moving to their first big bike the Speedmaster has the zest and handling to keep experienced riders happy too. Everything about it is laid back and easy. The low rider look is a classic one reflecting the style of homebuilt hot-rods on both sides of the Atlantic. But the soul of any bike is its engine. And that's where the Speedmaster stands out even more, with an air-cooled twin that is steeped in Triumph's long and colourful heritage. All this means you have a highly capable motorcycle that has a great feel and delivers satisfying performance every single day. That's what makes it such good value for money.

This bike has a book value of $4500. It comes with all genuine Triumph aftermarket accessories, included below:
* Performance Exhaust.
* Leather Saddle bags
* Comfy passenger Seat
* Sissy Bars

Overall, this bike is in excellent conditions, always garage kept and never even rode in the rain. Has some nice accessories. Very low mileage. Also included, is a 3 times worn Triumph leather jacket (worth $300). Only item that will require replacement soon are the tires, not from wear, but from lack of riding! Also bike shows minor wear and tear

Triumph Speedmaster for Sale

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