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Speed Triple
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While the first Daytona T595 proved Triumph's technical accomplishments, it was the related T509 Speed Triple that signaled the company's capacity to produce bold, original designs. The lean, aggressive styling with its stripped down, street-fighter look promises a hard-edged performance which the Daytona-derived engine and chassis are perfectly capable of delivering - frame, suspension, brakes and engine are all to leading edge, supersports standards. The 110PS (108bhp) version of the Daytona's acclaimed, liquid-cooled, three-cylinder engine endows the bike with prodigious acceleration even from low down the rev range, while the precision handling and breathtakingly powerful brakes will satisfy even the most demanding sports rider. Practicality, as always, has remained high on the list of priorities, so despite the uncompromised style the Speed Triple is still a capable machine when it comes to commuting or long distance touring. But whatever you do with it, you can be sure of one thing - there will be plenty of people watching you do it.
NEW FEATURES FOR 2000
1. Silver coloured wheels
2. Round section, brushed finish silencer
3. Revised graphics
4. Second generation ECM unit
5. Revised gearchange mechanism
1. The new silver finish on the wheels matches that used on the frame, improving the bike's appearance and visual integrity.
2. The new round-section silencer has a less bulky appearance, although performance is unaffected, and shows off the impressive rear wheel more effectively.
3. The 2000 graphics are designed to underline the Daytona's supersports purpose by being more aggressive and dynamic.
4. The new engine management control unit (ECM) performs identical functions to the previous one but is smaller and lighter.
5. The revised gearchange mechanism provides slicker, more positive gearshifts.
KEY FEATURES
Engine:
Differences between the Speed Triple and Daytona units are:
Chassis:
COLOUR OPTIONS
TRIUMPH ACCESSORIES
SPECIFICATIONS
ENGINE
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Type:
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Liquid-cooled, DOHC, in-line 3-cylinder
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Capacity:
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955cc
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Bore/Stroke:
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79 x 65mm
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Compression Ratio:
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11.2:1
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Fuel System:
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Multipoint sequential EFI
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Ignition:
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Digital -inductive type - via electronic engine management system
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TRANSMISSION
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Primary Drive:
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Gear
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Final Drive:
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O ring chain
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Clutch:
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Wet, multi-plate
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Gearbox:
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6-speed
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CYCLE PARTS
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Frame:
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Fabricated aluminum perimeter
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Swingarm:
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Single sided, aluminum alloy with eccentric chain adjuster
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Wheels
Front:
Rear:
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Alloy 3 spoke, 17 x 3.5in
Alloy 3 spoke, 17 x 6.0in
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Tyres
Front:
Rear:
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120/70 ZR 17
190/50 ZR 17
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Suspension
Front:
Rear:
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45mm cartridge forks with dual rate springs with adjustable preload, compression and rebound damping
Monoshock with adjustable preload, compression and rebound damping
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Brakes
Front:
Rear:
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Twin 320mm floating discs, 4 piston calipers
Single 220mm disc, 2 piston caliper
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DIMENSIONS
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Length:
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2115mm (83.3in)
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Width:
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860mm (34.4in)
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Height:
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1230mm (48.4in)
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Seat Height:
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800mm (31.5in)
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Wheelbase:
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1440mm (56.7in)
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Rake / Trail:
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24¼ / 86mm
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Weight(Dry):
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196kg (432lb)
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Fuel Tank Capacity:
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18 litres (4.8 gal US)
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PERFORMANCE
(measured to DIN 70020)
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Maximum Power:
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110PS (108bhp) at 9,200rpm
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Maximum Torque:
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95Nm (71ft-lb) at 5,800 rpm
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COLOURS
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Roulette Green
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Jet Black
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