Triumph street triple

Went to see one of these today, have thought from they come out in 2007 that they were the ultimate naket bike, pornnnnnnnn
Chap that has this one spent over £2000 on extras, cant remember them all but has Akrapovic exhaust with k&n filter and mapped to suit by Triumph,Custom Rear sets ,pazzo brake and clutch levers ,Evotech tail tidy and radiator guard ,Rental handlebars ,Upgraded mirrors ,Triumph gel seat
, Dart screen, Gb racing engine protectors. Tank stomp grips .Carbon lights, Carbon rear hugger, Carbon belly pan, Carbon radiator covers and Carbon tank pad. Looks as if its never been on the road. Thought some of the Bikers on the forum would like this one.
Forgot to bring my camera so pics not the best

Did you buy it, and if so I hope you got a bargain as this is now the time to buy a bike not to sell

The triple does sound the mutts nutts with the Akrapovic exhaust with k&n filter, was remapped at the dealers (Philip McCallen) was around £900 just to get that supplied /done.
As for the rest of the bike and what had been modified/Changed, it reminded me of the generation game where they had the conveyor and you had to remember what was passing in front of you.
Buying wise hmmmmm, well I'm sure most bikers would consider it a bargain ?? considering the price of the bike had no reflection on what had been added to it. £4000 it could be bought for and its 2009 with 5500 dry miles which seems keen ish for a normal stock bike. I had a good trawl on the net last night to see Triumph streets for sale, nothing here but some in the UK and none were kitted out anywhere near this ones standard.
There again i'm not overly sure on what to do, got another bike last year and it didnt get out much so i'll pop it up for sale in the spring. Though to be fair other things got in the way 2012
O and then can I get the wife on it, or would she want me on it, Used to have a Blade which ended up in bits on the road

lol Never thought about the colour and the camper but ur right Blag

What to do ?????

The 955 is a different beastie, its one of those bikes u could travel to Spain on your holidays on. Know the Bandit and Hornet seem fine with pillions so not sure why the Triumph wouldnt be up to it must look more into that. In saying that it would only be for short distances 2 up, say max 50 mile at a go.

Weight wise for towing thats not an issue we have one of these.

http://www.easylifter.co.uk/hydra-trail.htm


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It's not the engine or power, it's the size of it. Being close to 20stone and 6ft2 I rode one once and I looked ridiculous and that was without a pillion they are not in the same size league as a bandit, they are narrow and light but above all a thing of beauty.

Collecting it over the weekend if the weather is good, oooooooooooooppppsssssssss

Hup ya boyo....

Lookin forward to seeing pics of the striple on that "hydra-trail" of yours...

Thanks, I tried to be good but gave in to temptation really looking forward to getting the bike here though it's sure not the best time of the year for getting them out.
It wont be the blink of an eye till spring comes rolling around.




only if I can take a pic and post it

pics