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| Superbiker Joined: Jan 2009 From: Wenatchee, WA I Ride: a slow bike fast | Bar ends and a fender eliminator. I dig the ultra tiny fairings holding the radiator. |
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| Licensed Joined: Jun 2011 From: Everett, WA I Ride: Street:R6 Track Project:EX250 | Good call although I'm talking about one of those tiny lil fairings above the headlights. I dig those on the speed triples. |
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| Licensed Joined: Nov 2011 From: Dayton, OR I Ride: '99 Triumph Daytona 955i | White was an option from last year though the main thing is finally giving the R model the same treatment as the Daytona and Speed R's with a red sub frame. ![]() Overall I have mixed feelings about the 2013 model. A little too angular imo. But meh, I'd rather have a Speedy anyway. |
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| Endorsed Joined: Aug 2012 From: Washington I Ride: 2001 Triumph TT600 | ![]() It could also use a "belly pan". EDIT: I clicked on the picture and there they both are on the website pic! Winning! Last edited by Umph; 10-07-2012 at 08:02 PM.. |
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![]() ![]() Joined: Jun 2007 From: Portland, Oregon I Ride: naked | I like the color combo, really hate that they are adding more plastic to the bike, even though it's not that much, it's a step down a slippery slope. The exhaust is something off a Japanese super sport. If you look at the evolution of the Z1000, it did this same exact thing. A proper naked model to begin with, that added more and more plastic as the years went on. If you strip the current Z1000 of all of its plastic, it's a hell of a sexy bike. All things indicate that Triumph is slowly clothing their bikes as well. |
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| Training Wheels Joined: May 2011 From: Langley/Princeton BC CA | I dunno if I'll own another speed triple or any of their triples. Their prices are going thru the roof at least in Canada. I can get a new V4 Tuono for less than a new basic Speed Triple. And the V4 will smoke a Speedy. Forget about their R models as the Speedy is edging close to $20,000. After 4 Hinckleys now I refuse to pay their outrageous prices. |
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| Training Wheels Joined: May 2011 From: Langley/Princeton BC CA | ![]()
1200 triple engine but they've let the bike go stale imho. My 06 with suspension work done imo is as good as the new ones. As far as the Street T and 675 goes, it may be lighter etc but it's no match for the 1050 coming out of a corner. The smaller bike enters quicker but as you hit the apex the little guy is slowing you down while the 1050 is more than ready to go full chat. | |
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| Chicken Strips Joined: Sep 2007 From: Oak Grove, Oregon I Ride: Wheelies ;-) | I demo'd a speed triple and street triple the same day. The extra torque of the speed's 1050 motor is awesome, but the extra 66 lbs. it carried over the street is not. I have no regreats getting the street...or for not waiting for the 2013 model. I like the look of the undertail exhaust better. |
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![]() ![]() Joined: Jun 2007 From: Portland, Oregon I Ride: naked | ![]()
I hear ya on suspension. My '07's suspension is fully built with an Ohlin's rear. It makes a huge difference. It's still ass heavy and you can really feel it when pushed on the track. | |
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