Triumph Street Triple R driving report

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Triumph Street Triple R driving report
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Triumph Street Triple R driving report

Triumph Street Triple R driving report

Triumph Street Triple R driving report

Triumph Street Triple R driving report

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The driving report of the new Triumph Street Triple R – model year 2013.

Triumph Street Triple R driving report
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Model 2013: more dynamic, with new wheels, red frame rear (flyscreen, crash bar, belly pan extra).

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Old cockpit, but new functions: The Street Triple now has a fuel gauge and an optional tire pressure monitoring system.

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R instead of standard: The fully adjustable Kayaba shock absorber with reservoir.

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The spirit of the times: Underseat silencers are now also out of Triumph, the underfloor solution has succeeded.

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Something slows down here, but doesn’t regulate anything: The famous Nissin stoppers initially have to do without ABS.

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The curve search engine: From this perspective, the new exhaust pipe is easy to see.

The Triumph Street Triple R

The sheer madness

What makes a motorcycle a hit? A coherent overall concept. And what makes a motorcycle a successful model later on? Meticulous finishing touches. Triumph has worked on every corner of the Street Triple to refine a top-class again.

S.imon Warburton opens the seat lock in search of the missing luggage hook. “Here they should be! Where are you? They were in the specification sheet, for sure! ”The top Triumph product planner is genuinely amazed at this little faux pas. But also professional enough to turn around in a flash. “Look, the license plate holder! The three screws are out in no time. Then the Street Triple is ready for the racetrack! “

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Triumph Street Triple R driving report

The Triumph Street Triple R
The sheer madness


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The curve search engine: From this perspective, the new exhaust pipe is easy to see.

Practically everything is different. Do you notice that? Not right away, because Street Triple Street Triple has remained in its foundations, and that’s a good thing. Very well, because there are only a few motorcycles in this world that welcome their rider with extended handlebars in such a friendly manner. A few meters in the cornering paradise of southern Spain are enough, and there it is again, the insight: This combination of a wonderfully pushing, whistling triple and a fast, stable and responsive chassis is almost unbeatable on the country road, and for good reasons.

The most important one can be found when looking at the power and torque curves of the almost unchanged engine: A torque plateau from 4000 / min to 7500 / min, a second, higher, up to almost 11000 / min – with this characteristic you are always well served, quite no matter in which gear. The triple pushes reliably, hangs on the gas spontaneously and predictably at any time, and just puts you in a good mood. And it is mercilessly effective, because more than 106 hp can hardly be implemented anyway.

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Old cockpit, but new functions: The Street Triple now has a fuel gauge and an optional tire pressure monitoring system.

The only change on the drive side: a longer first gear, which opens up an additional option, especially in switchbacks.

Which is why reason number two comes into play: This character-building engine hangs in a chassis that has increased again. The weight savings alone: ​​Triumph indicates 183 kilograms with a full tank (predecessor 190 kilograms) and is thus on a record course, because even the petite MV Agusta Brutale 675 is two kilograms heavier. Just for comparison: The Japanese competition weighs an incredible 20 to 40 kilograms more.


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Model 2013: more dynamic, with new wheels, red frame rear (flyscreen, crash bar, belly pan extra).

But the lively handling, to which the super-sporty and easy-to-grip Pirelli Rosso Corsa tires contribute, is only one side of the new Street Triple chassis chapter. On the other hand, there is still a relaxed neutrality that inspires experts and gives beginners (also available as 34, 48 and 98 hp versions for an extra charge) a secure feeling, because the coordination of the Kayaba suspension elements also for the 2013 model year was another convincing success. The Street Triple R rushes through the breathtaking curve landscape of the Spanish hinterland, full and with fine feedback, leaving no doubts as to what is going on between the asphalt and tires, neither when braking on the long radii nor on the way to the next straight. It remains to be seen whether this harmony will continue to exist when the Street Triple R meets German beet fields.


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Something slows down here, but doesn’t regulate anything: The famous Nissin stoppers initially have to do without ABS.

On the other hand, it is absolutely clear that the well-known Nissin brake system also meets the highest standards. The four-piston radial pliers bite into the 310-millimeter pliers powerfully and finely dosed, leaving no complaints even among very brisk contemporaries. Except perhaps that the presentation machines do not yet have the optional ABS (from January, plus 1.5 kilograms of weight), which there is no way around in this class either. It will cost 400 euros extra, which raises the price of the R to 9490 euros (standard triple 8490 euros) and makes it, including ancillary costs (370 euros), scratch the 10,000 euros limit. But for that you also get a real country road gem. Now with a fine, new touch!

Technical specifications


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The spirit of the times: Underseat silencers are now also out of Triumph, the underfloor solution has succeeded.

engine
Water-cooled three-cylinder four-stroke in-line engine, a balancer shaft, two overhead, chain-driven camshafts, four valves per cylinder, bucket tappets, wet sump lubrication, injection, Ø 44 mm, regulated catalytic converter with secondary air system, alternator 402 W, battery 12 V / 7 Ah, mechanically operated multiple discs – Oil bath clutch, six-speed gearbox, O-ring chain, secondary ratio 47:16.

Bore x stroke 74.0 x 52.3 mm
Cubic capacity 675 cm³
Compression ratio 12.7: 1

rated capacity 78.0 kW (106 hp) at 11850 rpm
Max. Torque 68 Nm at 9750 rpm

landing gear
Bridge frame made of aluminum, upside-down fork, Ø 41 mm, adjustable spring base, rebound and compression damping, two-arm swing arm made of aluminum, central spring strut with lever system, adjustable spring base, rebound and compression damping, double disc brake at the front, Ø 310 mm, four-piston fixed calipers, disc brake rear, Ø 220 mm, single-piston floating caliper.
Cast aluminum wheels 3.50 x 17; 5.50 x 17
Tires 120/70 ZR 17; 180/55 ZR 17

Dimensions + weights
Wheelbase 1410 mm, steering head angle 66.6 degrees, caster 95 mm, suspension travel f / r 115/135 mm, seat height 800 mm, ready-to-drive weight (without ABS) 183 kg, tank capacity 17.4 liters.

guarantee two years
Colours Gray, black, white
Additional costs 9490/9090 euros (with / without ABS)

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