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Selling my 2013 Triumph Street Triple. OTD price on this bike was ~$12.5k and I purchased the bike new in the summer of 2013
DESCRIPTION: - Never been dropped or in an accident - 600 mile service performed by reputable triumph dealer (can provide all service documents) - Oil/filter changed at 600 miles, 2,000 miles and prior to storage during the 2014 winter season - The bike is running better than it did on day one with absolutely no issues; all service reports can be obtained through authorized dealer - Tires have limited wear and should be good for this and next season depending on riding style (rear tire was replaced prior to storage in Winter 2014) - NEVER BEEN ON A TRACK - FULL DISCLOSURE: 1. The plastic behind the display snapped on one side (refer to pictures) but the part is under warranty and a new piece is being sent to me (just snaps in behind the odometer) 2. The right, rear brake has a minor scratch from the bike stand (refer to pictures). - EXTRAS: 1. frame sliders 2. rear wheel spools - OPTIONAL EXTRAS: Front and rear tire pressure monitors (retail $270); OEM front and rear saddle bags with appropriate mounts (retail $300)- add another $400 for the TPM system and saddle bags. MORE PICS UPON REQUEST |
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