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I have owned my Street Triple for over 2 years now and covered about 17k km on it. It's never broke down and I haven't had any trouble with electronics.

Maintenance costs are similar with a Japanese bike.

Parts aren't as readily available for the bike, apart from the usual service items (all available) I had to wait a week for an indicator lamp to be shipped in (out of stock at Mah).

I,m not sure about difficult to sell off as I,m yet to sell it, all depends on the expectation of a good price.

The bike does warm up quickly but doesn't run hot, so I'm not sure what you've heard there.

I have had a stalling issue about 10k km ago (at idle ), but was sorted at Mah, the throttle bodies were cleaned and a check on the fueling was done. It has Zard slip on silencers on it, so not sure if that was anything to do with it, buts not missed a beat since.

I do use the bike everyday, rain or shine, and I always look forward to getting on it and going.

Great bike.

Forever the Foreigner

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

Have the following for sale:

1. Motovation heavy bar ends for street triple

2. Zard exhaust baffles

3. Stock street triple R exhaust.

 

Interested pls contact me at 9841 2568.

Posted

kena LTA roadblock today and was ask to proceed to a inspection centre for inspection. GUESS WHAT ? he say i change my headlight and i remove my fairing. hahaha. im riddding a 2012 streettriple btw. spend about 30mins to convince them it is really stock. LOL. waste time only. anyone encounter the same thing?

Posted

Actually, looking at the new shape lights on the new bike, they really do look like they belong in a fairing.

 

I prefer the older shaped lamps.

Forever the Foreigner

Posted

One more thing. He say my clutch is dry clutch !! LOL ! Im like trying hard to hide my smile just in case he wanna find fault. Hahaha

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

Hey all, just thought I could sell my triumph street triple stock rear shock here. Got it frm US for use on my bike, a Yamaha.

 

It ended up increasing my ride height by quite a bit. It's taken off a 08 street triple. Very good condition.

 

Do call or SMS me at 94234461 if interested. Thx!

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  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

Hi, has anyone experienced the engine casing paint peeling on there street triple or speed triple? My 1 year old street triple is getting more and more bubbled but not peeling yet. Anyone approached Mah? Appreciate your feedback.

Posted
Please note Arrow Slip-onsoft ST3 is LTA compliance. :)

 

any idea abt the price?

wat r e other available LTA complaint exhaust other than:

1) arrow

2) zard

3) arkrapovic

4) Leo Vince

5) ........

Posted

Advice required.!!

 

My Street R has Zard end cans, approved by MOM with a certificate.

 

I need to take the bike for test this week, but today when cleaning the bike I noticed that one of the decibel killers was missing.

 

Anyone put their Street with Zard end cans through the test without the decibel killers??????

Forever the Foreigner

Posted

I have found some material at work and will make my own DB killer.

 

Been riding the bike without them in and the difference it makes to performance is amazing. Bloody loud though.

Forever the Foreigner

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

hi all,

 

does anyone of you know where to get the lowering kit for street triple? Cuz I just bought the bike and i have to tiptoe (I'm a female) on one side so it's kind of dangerous. Saw online but they only sold in US. Anyone knows of any places who sell in singapore? Thanks.

Posted

Just get some monster boots, you'll look the part too.

 

You can drop the forks down the yokes, but this will make the bike steer quicker up to point of slapping over bumps.

Forever the Foreigner

Posted

Bike passed the LTA decibel test with Zard cans and my home made decibel killers on.

Forever the Foreigner

  • 1 month later...
Posted

hai guyz , we gathering all naked bikes for touring , charity ride and few comi g events.

current members 5 duc monster , 1 duc diavel , 1 duc streetfighter , 2 kawa ,1 street triple and a speed triple.

Its all abt bonding , do join us ... u dun wanna touring with spoetbikes , they're fast.

Only nakeds....pm me if intrested.

ForBidDen 26

  • 2 months later...
Posted

Hi guys

 

Am considering getting a street triple and just need to decide if it's worth spending extra for the "R" spec.

Main difference for me is the front brakes being 4-piston radial calipers as opposed to 2-piston sliding calipers, not sure about the stopping power for the stock brakes or should I invest in "R" spec for better stopping power.

Adjustable suspension not really an issue as I don't see myself adjusting it much anyway.

Would appreciate opinions and feedback from current or previous owners, and recommendations for reliable workshops/mechanics for this bike.

 

Cheers!

  • 4 weeks later...
Posted

Hi bros.. am hoping to join the RATS soon if I'm welcomed in the meetings...

Haven't got myself a Triumph yet though. You see, I'm in a dilema

 

Street or Speed triple?

 

I'm 5ft10, almost 1.8m... lean frame.

 

I'm very happy with the power torque and grunt the 675 offers. (good)

Also it's maneuverability is awesome for traffic riding. (good)

However, the street felt a little short? cramped? for me... (bad)

It's footpegs felt higher/cramped than the speedy's. (bad)

 

I felt more comfortable on a speedy, comfortably stretched out (good)

Have never got a liter bike before, dunch know if I can handle the weight (???)

Using bike as a daily commute, I'm afraid the speedy will get too hot...

engine paint bubbles... mre difficult to in btw cars in traffic... and lastly..

I'll never satisfy the speedy's need for speed. (bad)

 

good good...bad bad...good bad bad good..dohh

 

Any Street/Speed rider to gimme a tip or two for Eureka!! ??

BEST if u're about same built as me...

 

So help me God, so help me RATS :sian:

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