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2013 Triumph Trophy Se on 2040-motos

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Ringgold, Georgia

Ringgold, GA
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Triumph Trophy tech info

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Triumph Trophy description

2013 Triumph Trophy SE, Designed with obsessive attention to detail, the 1215cc 3-cylinder shaft drive Trophy SE* gives you the torque, performance and handling for a sublime riding experience. With the Trophy SE, electronically adjustable suspension and a sophisticated audio system comes as standard.

Whatever the distance, you ll cover it in style and comfort; the generous, luxury seats and ergonomically designed riding position mean the miles melt away barely noticed.

The road becomes part of the bike, the bike part of you. The journey is not the way to where you want to go; it s where you want to be.

The New Triumph Trophy available from your local Triumph authorized dealer from January 2013.

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