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2006 Triumph Sprint on 2040-motos

US $4,999.00
YearYear:2006 MileageMileage:42
Location:

Crestwood, Kentucky, United States

Crestwood, Kentucky, United States
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Triumph Sprint tech info

WarrantyWarranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller

Triumph Sprint description

2006 Triumph Sprint 1050 – 46K miles – 

  • Full custom, one of a kind paint job
  • Custom make tank pad
  • Custom carbon fiber/stainless Trident exhaust from England
  • R&G crash protectors, frame pucks
  • MFW Vario adjustable footpegs
  • Factory hard cases / top case
  • R&G tidytail
  • Carbon fiber mini turn signals
  • Bags Connection Quick-Lock EVO City tank bag (with electrical connection)
  • Heated grips
  • Accessory switch
  • Multiple RAM mount balls
  • Newer tires
  • Pazzo adjustable levers
  • SE connector for gear and trickle charger
  • DEI heat barrier under seat - 
I bought this bike a couple years ago and have ridden, trouble free on many long distance touring trips. I have several other projects that need attention, so I'm letting this one of a kind bike go. There's several Sprints out there, but none have the accessories and custom paint that this one does. Between the custom paint and the AWESOME sounding Triton exhaust, it gets lots of attention! Bike was painted by previous owner who was a painter by trade. He used factory Triumph blue, silver and black to create a simple, but beautiful full pain job. Hard side cases and top case were painted to match at the same time. All the accessories above, I added. It's super comfortable on long trips and plenty of luggage space to carry everything you need. The Bags Connection tank bag is awesome! The locking ring is mounted to the gas ring and you just pull a tab to release when you want to fill the gas tank. The ring is hard wired and fused to the battery and provides power to a SE plug inside the bag. Now you can power your GPS, GoPros, Sena, charge your phone or whatever! 

Oil was changed every 5K with Mobil! Synthetic. Tires are newer and should last another season. No issues mechanically. The only thing I can fault is the rear rim was scratched by the stupid dealer when they changed the tires this spring! I was planning on pulling them off and having them powdercoated either black or blue to better match the bike at some point.

Clear papers in MY name. $500 deposit via PayPal within 24 hours of auction close. I will not ship. No overseas sales. Possible delivery in my enclosed trailer for a fee. Bike doesn't leave my possession until ALL funds have cleared my bank. I reserve the right to end ad early as the bike is for sale locally too. 

Email with any questions!

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