2001 Triumph Speed Triple For Sale on eBay! I’ll admit it- In 2001 I thought these were the ugliest things on the face of the earth with those odd looking Wall-E headlights. I will also admit it’s grown on me over the past 20 years. Perhaps, I’m going through another mid-life crises or perhaps I’m…
It is not very often that RSPFS posts about a brand new motorcycle, but this Triumph Daytona 765 is very much worth a look in the current market. When Triumph launched the Daytona 675 in 2006 the media heaped praise on the bike for the wonderful handling and sweet engine characteristics. The appealing package took…
When ever people talk about Triumph motorcycles they seem to gravitate to the Steve McQueen vintage bikes, or the neo classic bikes sold today. Far too often the wonderful Daytona line from the 90s is overlooked. This is unfortunate as they offer a really interesting option for buyers that might be focused on ZX9 or…
This CL ad was removed before we could get it posted- dd 2000 Triumph Daytona 955i For Sale on Dayton Craigslist It’s a little slow this week sourcing rare motorcycles from our normal stomping ground so, the CEO gave us little guys the green light to expand our searches. It took me all of 2…
Update 7.10.21: This bike has SOLD! Congratulations to buyer and seller! -dc Spring has sprung and we are just starting to see the tendrils of growth that promise to make this another banner year. And right on queue comes this wonderful Triumph TT600 Featured Listing. While perhaps not as rare or expensive as some bikes…
Big nakeds have finally come of age here in the US, with trick, high performance options from all of the major manufacturers. They’re the perfect bikes for affluent, middle-aged folks who can’t handle the crippling riding position of hard-core sportbikes, but still have a taste for speed and the skill to appreciate thoroughbred handling. But…
Update 7.23.2020: This bike has SOLD in just 3 days to an RSBFS reader. Congratulations to buyer and seller! -dc Sharing little more than the letters on the nameplate with the namesake 1938 Speed Twin, fledgling Triumph Hinkley did have the same desire for the Speed Triple – to set the sales floor on fire. …
After a long, slow fall from grace into obscurity, Triumph had some soul-searching to do. Once, a premier manufacturer of sporting motorcycles, the storied brand needed a brand new strategy when businessman John Bloor chose to resurrect the company, instead of turning their facility into upscale condos… Instantly creating a line of motorcycles to topple…