Triumph Street Triple R 765 For Sale
What Is It?
The Triumph Street Triple R 765 is a naked bike and is powered by a Euro 4 compliant liquid cooled 765 cc triple, producing 116 bhp at 12,000 rpm and maximum torque at 9,400 rpm.
Features include:
- Aluminium twin spar frame and swingarm
- Dual 310 mm discs up front with Brembo M4.32 four piston calipers
- 220 mm disc at the rear with Brembo single piston caliper
- Switchable ABS
- Adjustable 41 mm Showa upside down BPF fork with 115 mm travel
- Adjustable Showa shock with 131 mm travel
- Stainless Steel 3->1 exhaust system
- Traction control
- Slip and assist clutch
- 6 speed gearbox with gear position indicator
The R 765 replaces the 2012-2016 Street Triple R 675, featuring a new larger engine with 11 bhp more, 13% more torque, 5 mm higher seat and 4 kg off the weight.
The swingarm is a new design, you now get Road / Rain / Sport / Custom modes with the new ride-by-wire throttle, the new rounder lights also have LED position lights, the dash is a brand new 5" colour TFT affair and the fly screen has an air intake.
Over and above the standard S 765 you get the 5 bhp more, a BPF fork, Brembo M4.32 calipers at the front, TFT dash, 5-way joystick control, slipper clutch, Sport / Custom ride modes, daytime LED running lights, self cancelling indicators and a red rear sub-frame.
The 5-spoke 17" wheels take a 120/70 Pirelli Diablo Rosso Corsa tyre at the front and a 180/55 at the rear.
Accessories include a low ride height conversion, quickshifter, pillion seat cover, Arrow exhaust and swingarm protectors.
Colours: Black, silver, white
Up And Down The Range
The three previous triples were differentiated by equipment levels only but with the new generation Triumph has also added increasing levels of power output and even provides a smaller capacity A2 friendly S 660 in the range:
S (A2): 660 cc A2 compliant version of the S, SFF fork, 2 ride modes
S: 111 bhp, SFF fork, 2 ride modes
R: 116 bhp, slipper clutch, BPF fork, adjustable shock, Brembo M4.32 front calipers, 4 ride modes, TFT dash
RS: 121 bhp, slipper clutch, BPF fork, Ohlins STX40 shock, Brembo M50 front calipers, Supercorsa SP tyres, 5 ride modes, TFT dash, lap timer, quickshifter, belly pan, lower chain guard
Review In A Few
What's Good?
- Mid-range power
- Comfort
- Sound
- Finish
Any Downsides?
- Minimal wind protection
- Mirrors
- Levers
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Specs
Launch RRP: £8,900
Capacity: 765 cc (average)
Power: 116 bhp / 87 kW (high)
Red Line: 13,000 rpm (high)
Top Speed: 145 mph / 233 km/h (high)
Economy: 45 mpg / 6.3 L/100km (average)
Range: 170 miles / 274 km (high)
Fuel Capacity: 17.4 litres / 3.8 gallons (high)
Seat Height: 825 mm / 32.5 inches (average)
Dry Weight: 166 kg / 366 pounds
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Bikes For Sale (23)
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£6,087 ebay- £1110 Under Guide Price
- 2018
- Macclesfield(Map)
- 68 TRIUMPH STREET TRIPLE 765 R LOW - PART EXCHANGE AVAILABLE
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£7,495 ebay- £160 Under Guide Price
- 2019 (650 miles)
- King's Lynn(Map)
- Triumph Street Triple R 765, Only 650 miles, Arrow Exhaust, Quickshifter
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£8,499 ebay- £850 Over Guide Price
- 2019
- Maidstone(Map)
- From Laguna Motorcycles Ltd (Maidstone) on 01622 681765
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