2003 Sprint ST - 23,533 miles - Caspian Blue!!

This bike was purchased new in August of 2004 by me. It has been dropped on left side once on Skyline drive while stationary. It went down on the right side in a 10mph slide. The plastics are scrapped up and banged up quite hard, and I have deduced that the front sub frame was also bent a bit it the off, such that the cockpit is tilted to the right slightly. It did not bend the frame, thus the super low price. The bike runs true and tire wear is normal. I have changed the oil regularly and used Mobil synthetic. The bike runs great and has served me well, but I am moving up to a Tiger for more leg room.

Here is a link to all the pics
http://www.triumphrat.net/memberalbu...mp;ppuser=1544
Bike comes with the following:

Caspian Blue Paint
Cee Bailey 19" screen
Pro-Oiler Chain Oiler
Hi/Lo Fiam Horns ( so you can be heard )
Heli-Bar kit for the ST ( no longer made )
Rear Hugger - Triumph brand plastic
Custom sheepskin seat cover
Givi E52 Top Box mounted on the Triumph Tail Rack with correct bracing installed.
Factory Hard Bags, with proper install kit.
Fused power block, with fused supplies for V1, Oiler, Garmin GPS lead, right side power socket and a spare for whatever else you might put on it.

The bad is the damage to the plastic as mentioned above, plus the cockpit it a bit crocked from the sub-frame being a bit whacked, also from the off. It needs a new set of sprockets and chains and is due for the 24k service.

The good is, New Tires! Conti Road Attacks. I have never ever redlined on purpose and only once hit the rev limiter, garaged always, Starts and runs great, no smoke, doesn't burn oil, has a power lead for a Garmin 2610 (which fits others) and low low pricing!!

I listed the condition as fair only for the cosmetic damage. I am motivated to sell this bike, but I know that my asking price is fair.

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2003 Capsian Blue Sprint ST

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	JasonS Senior Member		Posts: 824 Registered: August 2004 Location: Maine USA Ads from this Seller Contact Seller

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