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2016 Triumph Street Twin ABS Specs

SUMMARY

The 2016 Triumph Street Twin ABS is a Standard Style Motorcycle equipped with an 900cc, Liquid Cooled, Parallel Twin, SOHC, 4-Stroke Engine and a 5-Speed Manual Transmission.

It has a Telescopic Fork Front Suspension while the Rear Suspension consists of a Twin Sided Swing Arm. The Street Twin ABS has Front Hydraulic Disc Brakes and Rear Hydraulic Disc Brakes. The Street Twin ABS weighs 437 lbs. and has -50014- inches of ground clearance.

The Street Twin ABS was introduced in 2016 and is New for 2016. It includes a 24 month Limited warranty.

2016 Triumph Street Twin ABS
MSRP: $8,700 Est. Monthly Payment*: $145

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SPECIFICATIONS (VIEW ALL SPECS)

Manufacturer Triumph
Model Street Twin
Year 2016
Class Standard
Country of Origin England
MSRP $8,700
PRICE
Warranty 24
Engine
Cylinders 2
Compression Ratio
Compression Ratio 10.55:1
Engine Stroke 4-Stroke
Displacement (cc) 900
Valve Configuration SOHC
Starter Electric
Cooling Liquid
Engine Type Parallel Twin
Seat Specifications
Number Of Seats 2
Seat Height (in) 29.5
Front Suspension
Front Suspension Size (in) 1.6
Front Travel (in) 4.7
Front Suspension Type Telescopic Fork
Rear Suspension
Rear Travel (in) 4.7
Rear Suspension Brand Name KYB
Rear Suspension Type Twin Sided Swing Arm
Dimensions
Ground Clearance (in)
Trail (in) 4
Width (in) 30.9
Wheelbase (in) 55.7
Length (in)
Capacities
Fuel Capacity (gal) 3.2
Misc
Major Revision Year 2016
Manufacturer Country England
Generic Type (Primary) Standard
Weight
Dry Weight (lbs) 437
Transmission
Number Of Speeds 5
Primary Drive (Rear Wheel) Chain
Transmission Type Manual
Reverse No
Brakes
Front Brake Type Hydraulic Disc
Tires
Rear Tire (Full Spec) 150/70 R17
Front Tire (Full Spec) 100/90 R18
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The base price of the 2016 Triumph Street Twin ABS Motorcycle is $8700. This is $345.00 more expensive than its competition.

 

The Parallel Twin engine in the 2016 Triumph Street Twin ABS Motorcycle has a displacement of 900 cc which is 16.54% more than its competition.

 

The 2016 Triumph Street Twin ABS Motorcycle weighs 437 lbs which is 6.37% less than other Standard models.

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