Motorcycle specifications Triumphnew 675 STREET TRIPLE 2011 A look at the new generation

with its new set of trapezoidal headlights, the 2011-generation Speed Triple was the talk of the town. And since its little Street sibling shares the same profile, it was only a matter of time before the little British street-fighter swapped its menacing eyes for an acid-sprayed mobster look. The 675 'phase 2' has done just that.

aesthetics above all, fun everywhere. The Street Triple is already a great success and an excellent bike in every respect. Triumph hasn't made any technical changes, either to the engine or chassis, simply because there's so much competition out there that it doesn't need to be improved. The fearsome, playful performance of the 3-cylinder from the Daytona continues to excite the rider's right handgrip, while the chassis continues to do its superbly sparkling roadster job. The work at Hinckley was therefore carried out in the design section, with slight alterations and one major personality change: the Speed Triple's famous headlights.
The rest of the exterior is very similar to the previous model. So you'll need a good visual memory or a small list to see the new Street's changes. The handlebars have been retained from the R version, and all the rest is cosmetic repowdering, although the quality level is higher: redesigned side guards, brushed aluminum finish on the pots, black finish on the pedal controls and revised stickers. And as good news never comes alone, the price remains unchanged at under 8,000 euros.