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2009 Triumph Street Triple R Review - First Ride |
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Sep 15, 2008 - 12:39 PM - by DiscoStew
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Last year Triumph followed up its tremendous success with the Daytona 675 supersport machine by creating a naked standard based on the Daytona called the Street Triple 675. Triumph knocked one out of the park with that brilliant little hooligan, and now in 2009, the Daytona 675 and Street Triple 675 come closer together in the form of the new Street Triple R. In a nutshell, it has the Daytona's brakes and virtually identical suspension. And, yes, it is the Street Triple we all hoped for long ago when the Daytona first hit the scene.
The R's radial-mount Nissan brake calipers and radial-pump master cylinder... [Read More]
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Twins upgrade with EFI |
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Sep 09, 2008 - 6:13 PM - by Limeytwat
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From Powersports Buisiness news.
Triumph upgrades twins with EFI
Powersports Business
Tuesday September 9, 2008
All of Triumph Motorcycles’ new 2009 parallel twin-engine platforms will have electronic fuel injection, stated a company press release. The upgrade affects all the Modern Classics, including the Bonneville, Bonneville T100, Scrambler and Thruxton. The America and Speedmaster, in the cruiser segment, also have the upgrade.
The fuel injectors were incorporated into the bikes by the throttle bodies, so they look like carburetors. The changeover from carburetors to electronic fuel injection is in direct response to European emissions legislation.
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2008 Naked Middleweight Comparison Triumph Street Triple 675 vs. Aprilia SL750 Shiver |
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Sep 05, 2008 - 3:25 PM - by DiscoStew
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In a world seemingly filled with clones, it's nice to have a choice. In a world full of Honda Accords and Civics, Toyota Camrys or Nissan Altimas, it's nice to be able to throw the flat-Four or -Six of Subaru in the mix. With a McDonalds and Starbucks on every corner, having an independent neighborhood coffee house or an In-N-Out Burger joint can help break up the mundane and ubiquitous. And with all due respect to the talents and successes most pop singers, musicians and boy or girl bands enjoy, the atypical rhythmic stylings of the human tragedy that is Amy Winehouse provide a much-nee... [Read More]
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