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2007 Triumph Speed Triple on 2040-motos

US $7,000.00
YearYear:2007 MileageMileage:20
Location:

Dublin, California, United States

Dublin, California, United States
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Triumph Speed Triple tech info

Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):1,050 TypeType:Sport Bike For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller

Triumph Speed Triple description

2007 TRIUMPH SPEED TRIPLE, fully customized and in excellent condition!!!
It has been a fantastic bike and I have loved every mile on it! I'm the second owner and received this bike from the first owner in excellent condition. This bike has NEVER been down and has NEVER been dropped. I have taken very good care of it, did some modifications on the bike and added tons of extras to give it a personal touch. The bike has a little over 20,000 mil, but for a bike of this size it's nothing, plus it has been meticulously and regularly maintained. This bike has never been ridden irresponsibly, the front wheel has NEVER been off the ground. The last oil change and safety checks were done at the end of this June. The black fly screen, belly pan and headlights have a specialty durable rubber coating called Plasti Dip. It protects against abrasion and corrosion and also gives the bike a custom look, that I thought made it look more "tough" and different. If you don't like it and prefer the original blue paint and chrome headlights, than it's easily peelable and removable. For additional information about Plasti Dip, visit website plastidip.com. 

Below is a list of what I've done to it: 

Custom Arrow 3 into1 full race system with header
Custom Triumph black handlebars 
Custom Mad Doctor LED Tail Light with front and back blinker kit 
Custom brake & clutch levers
Custom Fly Screen
Custom Belly Pan
Custom Seat Cowl
Custom Carbon Fiber Heel Guards
Custom Carbon Fiber tank protector
Custom Triumph bar end mirrors
Custom front brake billet reservoir 
Custom Gold Pro Bolt fairing kit and Gold Aluminum Pre-Load Adjusters
Custom Sunline alloy gear shifter (have original shifter)
New NGK iridium spark plugs at 15,000 miles
I am also adding Givi 3D603 Tanklock Tank bag. The bag is locked in position by the patented quick release mechanism.The operation is extremely quick: just drop the bag in place to lock it and pull the red spring loaded tab to release it. The gas cap remains easily accessible to fill-up at the gas station and the positioning of most bags is adjustable by moving the whole mount back or forward on the base plate.

Rear passenger pegs have been removed but are included in the sale.

Thank you for looking. The pictures speak for themselves. I've had this bike on a few road trips as well. I have to say, that it is one of the most comfortable bikes for longer trips, I have ever ridden. You will not be disappointed. If you want more detailed pictures let me know. 
This bike is for sale in a different listing and I may end this post early if it sells.

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