2008 Triumph Street Triple
2008 Triumph Street Triple - Available Colors: 2008 Street Triples in Fusion White, Roulette Green and Jet Black.
The combination of the potent Daytona 675 engine and aggressive street fighter styling derived from the Speed triple should be a great package for riders and for Triumph sales.
The 675 engine is tuned for 106 hp at 11,700 rpm with 44 ft. lbs. of torque available from 3,500 to 12,200 rpm, peak torque of 51 ft. lbs. is achieved at 9,100 rpm. With a close ratio six-speed the Street Triple should be extremely capable of strafing back roads.
The rake and trail of the Street Triple are a little less aggressive than the Daytona at 24.3 degrees and 3.75in trail, while dry weight is 367 lbs. The Street Triple could make commuting very enjoyable.
2008 Triumph Street Triple - Fusion White
2008 Triumph Street Triple - Front
2008 Triumph Street Triple - Jet Black
2008 Triumph Speed Triple
2008 Speed Triple Updates
- High-spec Brembo front brake calipers and radial master cylinder
- Black anodised 43mm Showa upside down forks
- Restyled multi-spoke alloy wheels
- Tapered, Black anodized aluminum Magura handlebars
- New rear sub-frame and redesigned bodywork
2008 Triumph Speed Triple - Jet Black: Shown here with optional Arrow 3 into 1 exhaust
The potent 1050cc DOHC triple rated at 131 hp at 9,250 rpm and 77 ft. lbs. of torque at 7,500 rpm is unchanged for 2008. The 2008 Speed Triple is fitted with dual high-spec Brembo 4 piston, 4 pad radial calipers gripping dual 320mm full floating disks. The 43mm upside down forks feature dual rate springs, front and rear shock is adjustable for pre-load, compression and rebound damping.
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