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2007 2012 Triumph Street Triple
Triumph took a detuned version of their Daytona 675 triple, lost the fairings and fitted wide bars to create one of the best bikes ever made. Round twin headlamps make it look like the larger Speed Triple, but the double-sided swingarm gives the game away. 675cc – 189kg – 107bhp – £2000-£4000
2009 2012 Triumph Street Triple R
Sharing the same engine and chassis as the standard model, the Street Triple R has fully adjustable Kayaba suspension at both ends, which gives the bike a slightly taller ride height and increased rake. Brakes are also upgraded to Nissin radial calipers. 675cc – 189kg – 107bhp – £4000-£5000
20132016 Triumph Street Triple
Benefiting from Triumph’s complete redesign of the Daytona 675 in 2013, the Street gains lightness and more agility. Angular headlamps, low-slung exhaust, larger turning circle and optional ABS. Also available as an R model and in 2015 sportier-styled RX. 675cc – 183kg – 107bhp – £4500-£7500
2017-current Triumph Street Triple 765 RS
Heavily updated model featuring a revised chassis, all-new 765cc motor and advanced electronics. Available in three different specs: 121bhp RS with Showa/öhlins suspension, Brembo brakes and quickshifter; 116bhp ‘R’ model; 111bhp ‘S’ with 111bhp and basic brakes. 765cc – 181kg – 121bhp – £7911-£9990