[sold] Triumph Street Triple R

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thanks for browsing

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[jtzx]

Ups for you. Mileage?

 

 

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thanks for browsing

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thanks for bowsing

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[jgtc]

U sure this is a triple R?

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U sure this is a triple R?

Yes, sure.

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[valente19]

I don't think it's a R model broo. 😅

 

 

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I don't think it's a R model broo. 😅

 

 

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I am sure it is a R model bro.

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[calebike]

haha i know the previous owner. you bought it a few months ago?

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haha i know the previous owner. you bought it a few months ago?

Haha, he's an awesome guy and this is one highly addictive and super awesome bike.

[Orleng]

Yes, sure.

 

I am sure it is a R model bro.

 

Got a better pic of the tailboard with the red R?

Front brake master pump, is it radial M/C?

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Got a better pic of the tailboard with the red R?

Front brake master pump, is it radial M/C?

Tailboard has no red R. No sure why. But you can see the front radial brake in the pic.

 

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[Orleng]

Tailboard has no red R. No sure why. But you can see the front radial brake in the pic.

 

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Front brake master cylinder in the pic is conventional. R is radial with a piggyback reservoir. The one at the front brake lever.

 

This is likely a Street Triple standard with changed forks. (Not sure about the shock, can't see it).

 

As quoted from another site:

Street Triple R has Daytona front forks (Pre-09)

Street Triple R has reservoir-type adjustable shock @ rear

Street Triple R has Daytona front radial brakes

Street Triple R has different seat cover

Street Triple R has different paint colors and decals

 

If what you have are Daytona 09+ shocks with high speed / low speed damping, they are potentially nicer than the stock Street Triple R shocks.

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Front brake master cylinder in the pic is conventional. R is radial with a piggyback reservoir. The one at the front brake lever.

 

This is likely a Street Triple standard with changed forks. (Not sure about the shock, can't see it).

 

As quoted from another site:

Street Triple R has Daytona front forks (Pre-09)

Street Triple R has reservoir-type adjustable shock @ rear

Street Triple R has Daytona front radial brakes

Street Triple R has different seat cover

Street Triple R has different paint colors and decals

 

If what you have are Daytona 09+ shocks with high speed / low speed damping, they are potentially nicer than the stock Street Triple R shocks.

Thanks for the great interest in my bike. I am not so into detail such as decal and colour. The front and rear shock has been changed to aftermarket. And the bike logcard said it is an R model.

 

Since there is so much interest generated as to R model or not. Will just change the title to normal model instead.

 

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Edited November 3, 2015 by wave125

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[calebike]

haha. how can you not know what bike did you buy?

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haha. how can you not know what bike did you buy?

Haha, I bought a triumph street triple. Fantastic bike.

 

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Edited November 10, 2015 by wave125

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