2006 Triumph Speed Triple 1050 Sportbike on 2040-motos

US $4,500.00

Year:2006 Mileage:0

Location:

Whitewater, Wisconsin, US

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Triumph Speed Triple tech info

Type:Sportbike Phone:6083599416

Triumph Speed Triple description

2006 Triumph Speed Triple 1050, Great bike. Always been reliable. The rear tire is done , but the fronts good for another go-round. New battery, stator and rectifier. Race-Teck front suspension with gold emulators. Sprung to a 195# body. Rear spring resprung to 195# body Secondary air intake block offs Full race titanium Arrow exhaust and properly tuned by the good people of Team Triumph in Janesville. Fiberglass wrapped heads Anodized the front forks black Anodized the wheels blue. Frame sliders Integrated LED tun signals in the brake light Several other little trinkets I can't think of. 38724 ish miles. This bike has been religiously maintained. Amsoil ever 2-3000 miles. Chain lubed every day befor a ride. All scheduled maintenance done on time. With all the extrees I've got on here, she's a very capable machine. Any questions please call Alex @ 608.359.9416 $4,500.00 6083599416

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