2008 Triumph Sprint St Abs on 2040-motos
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Type:Sport Touring
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2008 Triumph Sprint ST ABS, One OwnerVersatile, all around with a real sense of style.
The Sprint ST represents the very pinnacle of sports touring refinement and defies compromise. As a sports bike, it can cover distance in absolute comfort, as a touring bike it can carve corners effortlessly, with a truly usable mix of poise, power and all around practicality. The Sprint ST is undoubtedly the shrewd choice of any rider looking for a versatile, all around motorcycle with sporting edge, genuine touring ability and style.
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