2014 Triumph Street Triple - Ride and Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- What to do on a lunch break when the weather outside is decent? Call up a riding buddy and do a bike swap of course! This time I get to sample my buddy's 2014 Triumph Street Triple. With it's creamy smooth triple engine, this lunch time ride was way too short to fully enjoy this fun motorcycle!
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I've been watching about every video on the Street Triple I can find.. and I dare to say you've got the best balance between narration and bike sound I've found. Congratulations and thank you for the videos!
badgermost Thank you for your positive feedback (^_^)o. It's not always easy to make these amateur videos.
@Gustavo Henrique. (can't seem to reply to your comment) The 2014 Street Triple makes 105bhp from a 675cc engine.
The trip is nice and all but it doesn't have the bawls that the MTS does... ;) No disrespect to the trip, but I like the Desmo sound much better. Thanks for the ride.
nice video, could you please tell me how much HP is this bike? thanks
Gustavo Henrique its 106 bhp.
zordflea could i handle this as a my first bike? i'm interested in supersports, but i don't want to have to deal with the higher insurance, gas, and all the other costs that go along with them so this is one of the bikes i'm looking at. I'm also considering something like the FZ-07, CBR650f, and the FZ6R. All this given i don't go the cruiser route, i've got a whole different set of bikes that i'm looking at for cruisers.
so what do you think? Maturity is not going to be an issue. The majority of my riding will be daily commuting in town and on suburban roads. however, i will take trips every once in a while that would require anywhere from 3.5 to 13 hours of riding to get to my destination. I appreciate your advice
Hi! Hope to get some advise from you. I’m a new rider and I have just finished my MSF course and get a full license in Bulgaria on Yamaha Fazer FZ6N. Presently I’m on the market for my first motorcycle and I’m in love with Triumph Street triple 675 the generation after 2013. I really like the Street triple but do you think I will be OK as my first bike. Yamaha Fazer FZ6N is with aprox 90 HP and a little less torque but I have no problems with the bike during the MSF(that includes and some hours in city riding). So how do you think….shall I go towards the Street triple as a first bike or something smaller like R3, Ninja 300, Honda cb500f or Yamaha MT 07 etc. My intentions are to buy a nice second hand bike and I really do not want to get something small and after short period to search for replacement. As you have already experience with Street triple I’m looking for your honest opinion. Forgot to mention that I’m 33 years old and more calm car driver than 10 years ago Thanks in advance to share your opinion and waiting for more videos from you!
Even if you bought the most powerful bike, if you had enough self control then you could ride it carefully without killing yourself. So power is not really the issue. What would be an issue for a new rider is how forgiving the bike is to ride. How easy to put your feet down, how sensitive is the throttle/brakes, how light or heavy is the bike for maneuvers around the city. Buying second hand is always smart! My friend who still has his Street Triple is been using it everyday for work and such, and it has been a very faithful bike. I think it is a good bike that will not make you need a replacement for a long time.
zordflea hows the acceleration ? how does it behave in corners?
attn: video starts at 10.15 and ends 10.50
Nice vlog!
Moto Jedeye Thanks man! What happened to your channel? Didn't you have more stuff on there?
Hey man, Got hacked. I had to shutdown the youtube channel and email associated with it. Thus, starting all over. I'm posting up my old vlogs and waiting until I get some views and subscribers before I post the new material.
Moto Jedeye Crap! Oh well I resubbed. Looking forward to your new vids :)
Thanks btw- I am seriously considering getting a Street Triple! Sold the Hyper ;)
Moto Jedeye I'm curious to know your reasons for the switch. I would have thought the Hyper was perfect for Malaysian traffic.