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    Reviewed on February 1, 2004

    Motorcycle reviewed 2004 Triumph Speed Four view listing

    5.0
    I have done 750 miles so still running in to 7000rpm. Loads of character & midrange makes town work fun. Handling is superb as are the brakes so twisties are better still. That nosecone thingy really works making cruising on motorways at high speed easy & deflecting the chill blast of winter from... read more
    I have done 750 miles so still running in to 7000rpm. Loads of character & midrange makes town work fun. Handling is superb as are the brakes so twisties are better still. That nosecone thingy really works making cruising on motorways at high speed easy & deflecting the chill blast of winter from body & hands. This is no way as boring as a 4-stroke midrange 4 cylinder. Extras include a hugger, alarm, belly pan (no side cowls please), tank protector (small rubber Triumph), crash bobbins and a radiator guard. Loads of admiring from bikers, non-bikers and me! Buy one & have a hoot on every trip in any weather!!
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    Reviewed on December 28, 2003

    Motorcycle reviewed 2002 Triumph Speed 4 view listing

    5.0
    The Speed Four is one of the most fun bikes I've ridden. It looks fantastic and stands out in a crowd. The handling is incredible, you really feel like you're part of the bike. The handling is so good that the bike is very forgiving. The brakes are also top-notch. The bike has lots of power from 7k... read more
    The Speed Four is one of the most fun bikes I've ridden. It looks fantastic and stands out in a crowd. The handling is incredible, you really feel like you're part of the bike. The handling is so good that the bike is very forgiving. The brakes are also top-notch. The bike has lots of power from 7k rpms on. The bike does great wheelies and burnouts. Insurance is cheap compared to other full-fairing bikes. The S4 is very reliable and comes with a 2 year unlimited mileage warranty should anything happen. I can't say enough about it. I bought mine as a demo, saved a lot of money and couldn't be happier with my purchase. I also want to add for those people who might be considering the SV650 and the Honda 599 that this bike is the bike I'd go with. I use to own an SV650. The S4 out performs that bike in nearly every category...in my opinion.
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    Reviewed on December 17, 2003

    Motorcycle reviewed 2002 Triumph Speed 4 view listing

    5.0
    I got an ex-Triumph test bike, one of the first,so I've hammered it from day one. It leaves bigger bikes standing off the mark and round twisties, although they soon catch up on the straights, but hey bikes are all about overall acceleration aren't they? A lot more agile than my old speed 3, stops... read more
    I got an ex-Triumph test bike, one of the first,so I've hammered it from day one. It leaves bigger bikes standing off the mark and round twisties, although they soon catch up on the straights, but hey bikes are all about overall acceleration aren't they? A lot more agile than my old speed 3, stops just as well but doesn't have the same kind of presence.
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    Reviewed on November 27, 2003

    Motorcycle reviewed 2002 Triumph Speed 4 view listing

    5.0
    I have had my bike almost a year. I love it. I got almost 11,000 miles on it so I ride a lot. Great power and handling. P.S. wheelie... read more
    I have had my bike almost a year. I love it. I got almost 11,000 miles on it so I ride a lot. Great power and handling. P.S. wheelie monster
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    Reviewed on October 29, 2003

    Motorcycle reviewed 2004 Triumph Speed Triple view listing

    5.0
    I have owned dozens of motorcycles over the years and this Triple is by far one the most fun that I have had on a bike. The Speed Triple is the bike that I have been looking for, for a long time... ... read more
    I have owned dozens of motorcycles over the years and this Triple is by far one the most fun that I have had on a bike. The Speed Triple is the bike that I have been looking for, for a long time... Cheers
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    Reviewed on September 2, 2003

    Motorcycle reviewed 2001 Triumph Speed Triple view listing

    5.0
    I have owned my 2001 S3 now for two years and have just started road racing it on a mountain circuit. I have owned many bikes in my life, but this one is truely a dominator. This bike will carve the turns with a knee down (or not) like a dream. The torque out of the twisties is responsive and... read more
    I have owned my 2001 S3 now for two years and have just started road racing it on a mountain circuit. I have owned many bikes in my life, but this one is truely a dominator. This bike will carve the turns with a knee down (or not) like a dream. The torque out of the twisties is responsive and powerful. I am running a carbon fiber high mount pipe, belly pan, bar end mirrors, fly-screen with wind-shield/guard and frame sliders as the only aftermarkets. The aftermarket low profile windshield cuts most of the windblast down at speed. Bar end mirrors help, but I have not found any truely good mirrors for this bike which gives an easy view of the sides and rear areas without comprimising the bikes "looks". Unless you can hide behind a thin tree, throw the stock mirrors away. Other than that, the bike is race or road ready out of the box and if you haven't ridden a Triple, you're missing out on a well kept secret.
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    Reviewed on July 11, 2003

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    5.0
    This is my second Triumph. First was a '98 Legend TT. That was fun. This Triple is Scary Fun!! All you have to do is twist the throttle in any gear and you are off to the races. I put Powermax underseat exhaust to show off that big meat of a back tire. Got rid of the micky mouse mirrors for... read more
    This is my second Triumph. First was a '98 Legend TT. That was fun. This Triple is Scary Fun!! All you have to do is twist the throttle in any gear and you are off to the races. I put Powermax underseat exhaust to show off that big meat of a back tire. Got rid of the micky mouse mirrors for some Rhizoma ones. Can't see out of them but who cares what's behind you on the Triple!?!?!
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    Reviewed on June 15, 2003

    Motorcycle reviewed 2002 Triumph Speed 4 view listing

    5.0
    I got a 03 but their about the same . all I got to say is it take's off like a demon and handels like an angel. I would'nt give it up for the... read more
    I got a 03 but their about the same . all I got to say is it take's off like a demon and handels like an angel. I would'nt give it up for the world.
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    Reviewed on May 29, 2003

    Motorcycle reviewed 2003 Triumph Speed Triple view listing

    5.0
    The handling is scary....to good..breeds over-confidance. I love this bike, my 3rd. Triumph. Tracks straight and true, engine always willing...what more do you want??? OK, one problem..the mirrors... read more
    The handling is scary....to good..breeds over-confidance. I love this bike, my 3rd. Triumph. Tracks straight and true, engine always willing...what more do you want??? OK, one problem..the mirrors suck..
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    Reviewed on May 17, 2003

    Motorcycle reviewed 2000 Triumph Speed Triple view listing

    5.0
    I recently put a set of gen-mar risers on my 2001 speed triple. My local dealer had to install them due to some re-routing of cables. I was in and out of the shop in 30 minutes. Words cannot describe the difference in riding comfort. The risers elevate the bars 1 inch and move them back 1 3/8th... read more
    I recently put a set of gen-mar risers on my 2001 speed triple. My local dealer had to install them due to some re-routing of cables. I was in and out of the shop in 30 minutes. Words cannot describe the difference in riding comfort. The risers elevate the bars 1 inch and move them back 1 3/8th inches. The more upright riding position decreases excess weight transfer under braking, allows for greater peripheral vision, and less strain on the neck, back, and wrists. The gen-mar risers appear to be a quality product. They look great on the bike and allow you to enjoy riding that much more. In my 30 plus years of riding I have never purchased an accessory that had such an impact on riding pleasure. I highly recommend them.
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