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Engine Swap Part I

written by -- July 22nd, 2010
Filed under: 2008 Triumph Street Triple,Staff Bikes | Comments (0)
Paul


Hi guys, Paul here today with a special project. Our Triumph Street Triple is packed with upgraded parts. What’s the next step? Attack the engine of course.

So we flipped through Triumph’s race catalog and found that most of the engine upgrades were made for the Daytona engine. So, step one? Swap the engines out! Check it out.

That’s as far as we got this week, but stay tuned for more updates! In the meantime, check out Triumph Boards for more Triumph fun.

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    IPM Girl of the Month Alicia

    written by -- April 12th, 2010
    Filed under: 2008 Triumph Street Triple,IPM Events,Staff Bikes | Comments (0)
    Jon


    Hey guys, Jon here today to introduce you to our new IPM Girl of the Moth, Alicia. Here is a preview video of her shoot with our legendary, yes, legendary Triumph Street Triple. Enjoy!

    Be sure to check out the lovely Alicia in our IPM Girls section, as well as IPMGirls dot Com. She will also be featured in our 2011 print issue, so watch out for that too!

    Keep an eye out for this girl, she’s going places!

    Stay tuned for more updates.

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      Street Triple HexaCone Exhaust No Baffle

      written by -- February 4th, 2010
      Filed under: 2008 Triumph Street Triple,Staff Bikes | Comments (0)
      Paul


      Hi guys! Paul here again. Today, as promised, we are finally giving you a video sound clip of our full system exhaust from Remus without the street legal baffles.

      With the baffles removed, the sound was pleasantly deeper but the bike seemed to lose a bit on the low end. We are going to ride it a few more miles before making the decision to connect a Tuneboy or Power Commander. However, I am thinking we are going to have to, due to the fact that it is a full system we installed, not just a slip on.

      Stay tuned for more updates and be sure to check out Triumph Boards for more information.

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        Remus HexaCone Exhaust Sound Clip

        written by -- January 30th, 2010
        Filed under: 2008 Triumph Street Triple,Staff Bikes | Comments (0)
        Paul


        Hi guys! Paul here again. Today, we planned on finally giving you a video sound clip of our full system exhaust from Remus. I know we tried it before but never got around to finishing it. We wanted to give you a comparison between the sound of them with the baffles on and without. Check out the video to see what happened.

        Yeah, sorry about that. We promise we will get to it as soon as the weather lightens up again. We will get the baffles off damn it!

        Stay tuned for more updates and be sure to check out Triumph Boards for more information.

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          Lex Racing Adjustable Levers

          written by -- January 27th, 2010
          Filed under: 2008 Triumph Street Triple,Staff Bikes | Comments (0)
          Alex


          What’s up guys? Today, we have a very special modification for our Triumph Street Triple. The good folks over at Lex Racing sent us their exclusive, very first prototype of their motorcycle levers. Check them out!

          If you guys are interested in purchasing these levers, Lex Racing is running group buys on each of the forums we both sponsor at the bottom of this page. Check it out!

          Stay tuned for more updates!

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