Triumph: more displacement for the Street Triple
TRIUMPH MOTORCYCLES After ten years, Triumph is giving the Street Triple more displacement. The three-cylinder engine, which is based on the familiar 675cc engine, will have a displacement of 765 cubic centimeters in the future. With S, R and RS, the British company is offering three different model variants of the street fighter, with performance up to 16 percent higher than the previous generation. The Triumph Street Triple [...]
The Triumph Street Triple R produces 83 kW (113 hp) and 73 Nm of torque, the R 87 kW (118 hp) and 77 Nm, and the RS 90 kW (123 hp) and 77 Nm. All three models are equipped with different numbers of driving modes and other chassis components for the various purposes. They also each have their own engine tuning. The setting options for the ABS and traction control also vary. A new rear swingarm is designed to further improve the riding stability of the Street Triple, especially at high speeds. Daytime running lights are standard. Triumph has not yet made any statements about prices and market availability.
