2008 Triumph Speed Triple on 2040-motos

US $1,950.00

Year:2008 Mileage:12 Color: Orange

Location:

Kennesaw, Georgia, United States

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Triumph Speed Triple tech info

Engine Size (cc):1,050 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty Type:Naked For Sale By:Dealer

Triumph Speed Triple description

2008 triumph speed triple which was drop.this bike needs some tlc but it at a great deal.bike runs straight. most damage is cosmetic.this is a sharp bike just needs a little work to make nice again. Basic Information

Year: 2008
Make: Triumph
Model: Speed
Trim: TRIPLE 1050
VIN: smt500pk68j359115
Condition: used
Type: Naked
Mileage: 16659
Title: salvage
Color: orange

Engine

Bore (in): 3.11
Bore (mm): 79
Carburetion Type: Fuel Injected
Compression Ratio: 12:1
Cooling System: Liquid
Cylinders: 3
Engine Size (cc): 0
Engine Size (ci): 64.1
Engine Stroke: 4-Stroke
Fuel Capacity (gal): 4.8
Fuel Injector
Fuel Type: Gas
Horsepower (kW): 95.5
Horsepower RPM: 9250
Starter: Electric
Stroke (in): 2.81
Stroke (mm): 71.4
Torque (Ft Lbs): 76
Torque (Nm): 103
Torque RPM: 7550
Valve Configuration: DOHC
Valves: 12
Valves Per Cylinder: 4

Drivetrain

Number Of Speeds: 6
Primary Drive (Rear Wheel): Chain
Primary Drive (Engine / Transmission): Gear

Chassis & Suspension

Frame: Aluminum
Front Adjustable Fork Pre-Load
Front Adjustable Rebound Damping
Front Suspension Brand Name: Showa
Front Suspension Size (in): 1.7
Front Suspension Size (mm): 43
Front Suspension Type: Inverted Fork
Front Travel (in): 120
Front Travel (mm): 3048
Number Rear Shock Absorbers: 1
Rear Adjustable Rebound Damping
Rear Adjustable Shock / Spring Pre-Load
Rear Suspension Brand Name: Showa
Rear Suspension Material: Aluminum
Rear Suspension Type: Single Sided Swing Arm
Rear Travel (in): 5.3
Rear Travel (mm): 134

Brakes

Brake Brand Name: Brembo
Front Brake: Dual Hydraulic Disc
Front Brake Diameter (in): 12.6
Front Brake Diameter (mm): 320
Rear Brake: Hydraulic Disc
Rear Brake Diameter (in): 8.7
Rear Brake Diameter (mm): 220

Safety

Headlight
Fuel Level Warning
Rearview Mirrors
Temperature Warning

Comfort

Digital Instrumentation
Trip Odometer

Specifications

Body Material: Plastic
Front Tire (Full Spec): 120/70 ZR17
Front Tire (Inches): 17
Front Tire Aspect Ratio: 70
Front Tire Speed Rating: Z
Front Tire Width: 120
Front Wheel Width (in): 3.5
Fuel Capacity (liters): 18
Height (inches): 44
Height (mm): 1120.1
Length (mm): 2054.9
Rear Tire (Full Spec): 180/55 ZR17
Rear Tire (Inches): 17
Rear Tire Aspect Ratio: 55
Rear Tire Speed Rating: Z
Rear Tire Width: 180
Rear Wheel Width (in): 5.5
Seat Height (inches): 32
Tube / Tubeless: Tubeless
Wet Weight (kg): 216.4
Wet Weight (lbs): 477
Wheelbase (in): 56.1
Wheelbase (mm): 1424.9
Wheels Composition: Aluminum
Width (inches): 30
Width (mm): 777.2
Speedometer

Other Information

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