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2013 Triumph Thruxton Comparison Photo Gallery
The Triumph Thruxton is right at home on a curvy road.
Check out photos of the Triumph Thruxton on the street then read about more in the
2013 Triumph Thruxton Comparison
.
The Triumph Thruxton carburetors fuel precisely and require no warm-up time.
The Triumph Thruxton has an MSRP of $8799.
The Triumph Thruxton has timeless good looks.
The Triumph Thruxton features a Parallel Twin engine configuration.
You sit more "in" the Triumph Thruxton than on top of it.
The Triumph Thruxton's brakes are the more effective stoppers in this test.
The Triumph Thruxton has an aggressive riding position which works great on curvy roads but is awkward feeling on city streets.
The Triumph’s Parallel Twin engine sounds excellent under load.
Suspension is sporty enough for riding in the canyons without compromising the ride quality over rough pavement.
The Triumph weighs 506 pounds with a full load of fuel—67 pounds heavier than the Moto Guzzi.
The brakes are not only more powerful but easier to use than the Moto Guzzi’s.
The Triumph Thruxton is a very fun motorcycle to ride on the street.
The Triumph Thruxton performs best on your favorite curvy road.
2013 Triumph Thruxton
2013 Triumph Thruxton
The Triumph generates almost 21 more ponies as compared to the V7 Stone.
The sound generated by the Triumph’s Parallel Twin engine is incredible.
Moto Guzzi Stone V7 vs. Triumph Thruxton Dyno Chart
The 2012 Triumph Thruxton took the win in this comparison.
The drivetrain including the five-speed transmission is more refined than the Moto Guzzi.
The Triumph offers a broader powerband as compared to the Moto Guzzi.
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