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2011 Triumph Speed Triple - Street Fighter Shootout Photo Gallery

2011 Triumph Speed Triple - Street Fighter Shootout
JC Hilderbrand: “This is by far the best seat. This bike has the best combination of rider layout, upright seating and seat foam. While none of the bikes have wind protection, the Speed Triple puts the rider in the best forward, wind-cutting position without too much emphasis on the wrists.”

The 2011 Triumph Speed Triple is the original naked sport bike. This motorcycle was just updated for 2011 with new headlamps, tighter chassis and improved handling. 2011 Streetfighter Shootout

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After being uncomfortable on the Italian bikes one tester was left favoring the Triumph's unique engine character.
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2011 Triumph Speed Triple - Streets of Willow Raceway
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Ken: “This bike is equally at home on the street or track and absolutely capable of humbling any sportbike with the right rider at the controls."
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2011 Triumph Speed Triple - Streets of Willow Raceway
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The headlamps look different, but thankfully this is the same old Speed Triple when it comes to one-wheeled hijinks.
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2011 Triumph Speed Triple
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A versatile suspension system gives the Speed Triple much better handling than its predecessor.
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The Triumph features exceptional ergonomics for the street.
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The Triumph Speed Triple continues to impress our testing cadre with its playful Inline Triple and robust performance.
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New styling cues on the Speed Triple were not well received by our testers.
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2011 Triumph Speed Triple
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The Triumph instrument console is notable in this comparison as the only analog tach.
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Triumph engineers have squeezed even more horsepower out of the 1050cc Triple.
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The Triumph's Inline Triple exudes character and charm.
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The 2011 Triumph Speed Triple has been updated for 2011 with a bit stronger engine, revised chassis and a updated look, centered around dual cat-eye headlamps.
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The 2011 Triumph Speed Triple brakes are powerful and offer stopping power on par with the best bikes in this test.
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The 2011 Triumph Speed Triple has always featured a beautiful single-sided swingarm to go along with its tubular-style frame and stocky, aggressive stance.
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Dual underseat exhausts emit a sweet sound. The throaty Triple is the signature component of the 2011 Triumph Speed Triple.
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2011 Triumph Speed Triple - Barona Drag Strip
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2011 Triumph Speed Triple - Barona Drag Strip
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2011 Triumph Speed Triple - Barona Drag Strip
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Do the Triumph Speed Triple's Brembo radial-mount brake work? Yes. Yes, they do.
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2011 Triumph Speed Triple - Barona Drag Strip
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2011 Triumph Speed Triple Dyno
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