2024 Triumph Street Triple 765RS - The perfect balance

The 2024 Triumph 765RS. Powered by a potent 765cc inline-three engine, it delivers an impressive 128 horsepower. This engine, the same one used in the Moto2 racing series, ensures top-tier performance. Acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h takes approximately 3.4 seconds, with a top speed surpassing 240 km/h. The 765RS incorporates advanced aerodynamic features and cutting-edge stability technologies, ensuring exceptional stability and control, particularly during high-speed maneuvers. The direct link to Moto2 means the 765RS benefits from race-derived technology and engineering, making it a top choice for both road and track enthusiasts. Priced competitively for its class, the 2024 Triumph 765RS stands out as one of the most advanced and desirable motorcycles in Triumph’s lineup. Its strong performance credentials and racing pedigree make it highly sought after by motorcycle enthusiasts and collectors worldwide.
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[@floraexoticsfloraexotics]

One of the perfect bike I used to own .. simply love it ❤

[@Gentlemensgarage]

Totally agreed! What a bike!

[@robinclark3491]

Great camera work - and GREAT BIKE !

[@Gentlemensgarage]

Thank you!

[@edugangsta5665]

good soup

[@nathang5522]

Owned one for 2 years. Gets boring very quick. Only sensational at high speed. I'll even take the "shit handling" of the Yamaha any day.

[@Gentlemensgarage]

The new one has only been out for around one year. It's pretty good! 😊👍

[@nathang5522]

@@Gentlemensgarage I tried it before changing bikes, and it's still the same problem. Hell, it's even sharper than before, making it less sensational at low speeds. I'm not saying it's a bad bike, I'm saying there's bikes way more fun out there, without needing to speed up everytime.