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by Jonny_L - written on 13.06.08 (Very useful, 215 readings)
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I'll review the later model Sprint ST 1050, which is the current one. This really is the best sports tourer out there in my opinion. It's less cramped than the VFR, it's faster than the BMW F800ST, and it handles better than the (now discontinued) Ducati ST3. So what do you get? Well you get a 120bhp, 1050cc inline triple, the one that triumph is famous for. It's not all that different from the 955cc model, just a bit more power and torque. Heated grips are an option, and the display will tell you everything, giving you a fuel gauge that works, a fuel trip, a standard trip and a MPG display. The models from 2007 onwards have started to come with free ...
by RigsVille - written on 19.05.01 (Very useful, 4919 readings)
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My new bike is a 1999 Triumph Sprint ST. This is the first bike that I have bought brand new (from Ideal Garage, Birmingham). It's still early days yet, but I must say that this must be the best bike Triumph have produced. I'm totally overwhelmed by this bike, The power, The handling, and the way it all fits together are perfect. As one of the America motorcycle magazines said "it could only be better if it ran on water and shot Diet Cokes out the exhaust". That's a pretty accurate description, although I am biased! In the first week of owning my ST I've covered just over 900 miles, and the ST has had it's first (500 ...
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