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2011 Triumph America First Ride Photo Gallery

We take the 2011 Triumph America for a little spin through the Sonoran Desert to sample its 865cc Parallel Twin, easy-shifting five-speed gearbox and relaxed rider's triangle. Read the full story in our 2011 Triumph America First Ride.

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You can get a decent amount of lean out of the 2011 Triumph America before you start scraping hard parts.
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The 2011 Triumph America puts out a claimed 60bhp @ 6800 rpm and 53 lb-ft of torque @ 3300 rpm.
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The round analog speedo between the America's bars is mounted high and easily visible.
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The engine on the 2011 Triumph delivers power smoothly and efficiently. Dual counterbalancers keep vibes to a minimum.
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The 2011 America features a chunky 90mm tire mounted in a 16-inch cast aluminum alloy wheel with 12 spokes.
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A single-piece seat on the 2011 Triumph America replaces the two-piece seat of last year.
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The America has clean, simple lines and a classic look.
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An air-cooled, DOHC 865cc Parallel Twin sits at the heart of the Triumph America.
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A quick-release windshield is on the list of accessories for the Triumph America.
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The 2011 Triumph America
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The America's engine cases and the perforated chrome fixtures in front of the airbox are cues that hark back to classic Triumph vertical Twins.
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The rider's triangle on the 2011 America is even more compact since Triumph pulled back the bars and foot controls.
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