2001 Triumph Speed Triple on 2040-motos

$4,495

Year:2001 Mileage:34880 Color: Blue

Location:

Marne, Iowa

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Triumph Speed Triple description

2001 Triumph Speed Triple, Bug-eyed Speedie! - There's no pretense with this motorbike. What you see is what you get. It's look is muscular and stripped for action. Twin headlights up front. Black-finished three-cylinder engine. Flat handlebars. And a seriously bad attitude. The Speed Triple is the perfect example of sport motorcycling at its most raw and basic. Its heart is Triumph's legendary 955cc, 12-valve fuel-injected engine, kicking out a fiery 108bhp, and tuned for arm-wrenching torque. The motor is bolted to a rigid tubular aluminium frame that also holds top-quality suspension and a state-of-the-art single-sided swing-arm. It's easy to understand why the Speed Triple is worldwide one of the most popular models in Triumph's range. It offers pure, unadulterated performance, with a combination of thrilling acceleration, agile handling and superbly powerful brakes. Complementing the bike's aggressive shape this year are two new colors: Neon Blue and Nuclear Red. Both are bold, vivid, almost shocking. Just like the sensational Speed Triple itself.

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