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Old 04-13-2007
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Hey guys,

I've been hangin around this site for quite some time. I am finally gonna pull the trigger on two new Triumphs, the D675 and the S3. When I saw the news a few weeks ago about the new shade of black. I was glad to see that I was going to be able to get the color I was going to eventually paint my new S3.

Does anyone have any news on the new color? Are we actually gonna Matt Black in the states? My dealer doesn't seem to know and his rep is not returning his phone calls.

I do hope that that the UK and Europe riders are not going to be the only people to get the new shade of black.

I noticed that there haven't been that many posts on the subject.

Any info would be new info.

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Asked my dealer the other day and they had'nt heard of it. probably Euro only. :evil:
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On 2007-04-13 17:59, Litlgi74 wrote:
Hey guys,

I've been hangin around this site for quite some time. I am finally gonna pull the trigger on two new Triumphs, the D675 and the S3. When I saw the news a few weeks ago about the new shade of black. I was glad to see that I was going to be able to get the color I was going to eventually paint my new S3.

Does anyone have any news on the new color? Are we actually gonna Matt Black in the states? My dealer doesn't seem to know and his rep is not returning his phone calls.

I do hope that that the UK and Europe riders are not going to be the only people to get the new shade of black.
I like the flat black. If you look at the pic on the Triumph USA website it looks flat. Definitely different than the glossy used to look. So I would guess yes, though when, I don't know:



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They've discussed it on www.thespeedtriple.com. Check it out.

Apparently someone saw it and the green and yellow in flat also at the dealership next to the factory at Hinckley.

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I'm confused... who is this "Matt Black" and why are we all wondering if he is coming to this side of the pond? :???:
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I'm confused... who is this "Matt Black" and why are we all wondering if he is coming to this side of the pond? :???:
Thats something between me and the other europeans!

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The answer is most likely yes. Only the '97 models offered ddifferent specs between the 2 markets. (UK models were standard with cip-ons & polished frame)
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Let's put it this way, they'd be CRAZY not to bring it over to the states and everywhere else. It's baddass.
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I'm confused... who is this "Matt Black" and why are we all wondering if he is coming to this side of the pond? :???:
I think I read that Matt Black is the senior painter at the factory. He is the guy responsible for the fugly bikes in the Triumph 68 adds on their web light. :-D

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