View Full Version : New Triumph pricing.
White trash
18th February 2005, 14:02
OK. To save PMing everybody who's shown an interest over the past couple of months, here's the pricing for new Triumphs.
The Sprint ST which is VERY highly anticipated $20790 +orc (this does NOT include factory luggage)
The new Speed III only $19999 + orc
And the Daytona 650 only $16600 + orc.
I'm sure you'll agree, this is bloody good value and well done to Triumph NZ for having such competetive pricing.
vifferman
18th February 2005, 14:08
No, I don't.
Big Dave
18th February 2005, 14:13
I do........
bd
White trash
18th February 2005, 14:17
No, I don't.
Only a frickin Honda rider would say that.
White trash
18th February 2005, 14:22
Garry just made my day! we're getting a Speed III demo!
Not only has our resident Triumph hippy moved on, I got his office now I get 1st dibs on the Triumph demos!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm happy. :wari: :banana: :wari:
vifferman
18th February 2005, 14:28
Thats is a lot of monney for a motorcylce.
Joni
18th February 2005, 14:33
Thats is a lot of monney for a motorcylce.
But... its a lot of motorcycle for ya money! :love:
White trash
18th February 2005, 14:37
....Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III
And did I mention I'm running it out? I_mean "in"? That's right. :yeah:
Paul in NZ
18th February 2005, 14:40
Thats good pricing.
Now, Gimmee $19,500 for the Mk2 and I'll have a new ST with luggage please
Paul N
(no I'm, OT paying $20,000 for the luggage)
Hitcher
18th February 2005, 14:41
Only a frickin Honda rider would say that.
Not necessarily. Particularly not if their friendly Triumph dealer did a straight swap for a low km ST1300 with a new screen...
Hitcher
18th February 2005, 14:43
Thats is a lot of monney for a motorcylce.
Caprine git...
White trash
18th February 2005, 14:44
Not necessarily. Particularly not if their friendly Triumph dealer did a straight swap for a low km ST1300 with a new screen...
You know what the best thing about knowing you is, Hitcher? I can actually spell necessarily now.
You drive far too hard a bargain.
(But I DO appreciate the business. Thanks mate.)
Biff
18th February 2005, 15:04
Only a frickin Honda rider would say that.
No I wouldn't.
Even as a lover of all things Honda - I also admit to getting a mild erection at the slightest mention of the new Sprint ST.
Ooops, excuse me - I need to use the bathroom.
jrandom
18th February 2005, 15:11
I also admit to getting a mild erection...
There are pills to help with that now, you know.
Hitcher
18th February 2005, 15:34
There are pills to help with that now, you know.
They're called Asprin. You put one in your shoe. It makes you limp.
James Deuce
18th February 2005, 16:01
No I wouldn't.
Even as a lover of all things Honda - I also admit to getting a mild erection at the slightest mention of the new Sprint ST.
Ooops, excuse me - I need to use the bathroom.
It's a stunner isn't it. Nicked design cues from Aprilia and MV and made it look better than the Futura.
LB
19th February 2005, 04:19
Wehn does the Speed Triple arrive WT? Looks stunning in the piccies.
MD
19th February 2005, 08:52
Wehn does the Speed Triple arrive WT? Looks stunning in the piccies.
Back off you buggers I saw them first. Triumph customers get preferential queuing rights. That pricing is well in the hunt, all praise to the strong Kiwi $.
A demo SpeedNipple. Kept that little gem under your belt didn't ya. I can see your cunning plan. It's going to take you three months to carefully run it in before anyone else can 'safely' test ride it. Yeah right Jimmie, just looking after your customers wellbeing- hand over those keys mate and your licence, there's no way you are going to behave on one of them
MD
James Deuce
19th February 2005, 09:05
Wehn does the Speed Triple arrive WT? Looks stunning in the piccies.
I thought they looked "unfinished".
Oscar
19th February 2005, 09:10
OK. To save PMing everybody who's shown an interest over the past couple of months, here's the pricing for new Triumphs.
The Sprint ST which is VERY highly anticipated $20790 +orc (this does NOT include factory luggage)
The new Speed III only $19999 + orc
And the Daytona 650 only $16600 + orc.
I'm sure you'll agree, this is bloody good value and well done to Triumph NZ for having such competetive pricing.
Wassa Tiger price?
I likes Tigers....
Sensei
19th February 2005, 12:41
Hope there motors don't blow up , like the 4 times my T509 did . Will wait till next year to see if they have got there shit together yet
SENSEI
Slim
19th February 2005, 22:16
I'm still a bit disappointed with the Daytona pricing here in NZ. It's quite a lot cheaper than its 600 rivals both in England and Aussie, but it's much of a muchness over here. :(
Good news though. I'm in the process of sorting out my debt before I move to Te Puke NEXT WEEK! :gob: Then I can start saving for my new red Daytona. :D
wari
19th February 2005, 22:30
I LIke that SPrint ST ... anda RS ... :wari:
BUtt byda time I can a-fordit it'll be 2022 ... :spudguita
I Can wait ... :sunny:
moko
19th February 2005, 23:41
Sprint ST`s getting rave reviews over here.(From the same places that slated the original Daytona)If Triumph dont stuff up they can hit Honda hard with this one as the V-Tec 800 is not as popular as older VFRs and has got quite a lot of bad press from disgruntled owners.
Biff
20th February 2005, 00:14
I honestly think the new ST is quite possibly the best looking bike on the market at the moment. With the possible exeption of the MV1000 F4S.
The reviews have been great so far. It looks like it's gonna kick the arse out of a VTEC VFR in terms of handling and performance. I want one.
If only Ms Biff would drop these wedding plans...............
MD
20th February 2005, 18:05
Sprint ST`s getting rave reviews over here.(From the same places that slated the original Daytona)If Triumph dont stuff up they can hit Honda hard with this one as the V-Tec 800 is not as popular as older VFRs and has got quite a lot of bad press from disgruntled owners.
So Moku are the new models already in the showrooms over there? There seems to be a drought on bike mags downunder at the moment. The usual Dec-Jan shutdown has dragged right through Feb with no new mags/tests to read. What new models have been road tested in your mags.
ratusratus
3rd May 2005, 20:21
would have to be the best damn bike in the world if ya ask me and your welcome too!
Touring??palmy..gissy..eastcoast...tauranga...no wuckin furries
racing??well they had there own race in mother england
cruising??well it doesnt take a man to ride a trippa but it helps
and looks??well its visual symphony baby
and if ya dont believe me ask Big Dave he knows his bikesblack
jimbo600
3rd May 2005, 21:06
....Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III Speed III
And did I mention I'm running it out? I_mean "in"? That's right. :yeah:
I tell ya Trashy I could be keen for one of those.
riffer
3rd May 2005, 23:17
You gixxer riders are so fickle...
Has it been six months yet Jimbo?
jimbo600
4th May 2005, 07:44
You gixxer riders are so fickle...
Has it been six months yet Jimbo?
Yeah about six months.
Actually I was thinking of getting the speed III as well as keeping the gixxer.
Just lump it on to the old mortgage.
James Deuce
4th May 2005, 07:50
Yeah about six months.
Actually I was thinking of getting the speed III as well as keeping the gixxer.
Just lump it on to the old mortgage.
Gooo ORN!!
Dooooo it!
Lou Girardin
4th May 2005, 09:35
OK, time for a dissenting voice. The Sprint has nasty plasticky instrument bezels and it'll fry your thighs in traffic.
Speed Triple looks like they degigned the middle and ran out of time to do the ends.
But I do liiiike them.
...
Actually I was thinking of getting the speed III as well as keeping the gixxer.
Someone once said "Never buy a bike that you can't lift from its side onto its wheels in case you bin it and can't ride home". I'd have to put in a lot of gym hours to even contemplate getting one of them back on its feet.
Lou Girardin
6th May 2005, 17:19
Someone once said "Never buy a bike that you can't lift from its side onto its wheels in case you bin it and can't ride home". I'd have to put in a lot of gym hours to even contemplate getting one of them back on its feet.
You'll be surprised what adrenaline and sheer pissed-offedness can achieve, as I found out Tuesday night. No damage though, gotta love naked bikes.
Waylander
6th May 2005, 17:23
You'll be surprised what adrenaline and sheer pissed-offedness can achieve, as I found out Tuesday night. No damage though, gotta love naked bikes.
Desperation helps alot aswell.
Desperation helps alot aswell.
Unless Your bikes a tank! or a yam cruiser :lol:.....
But I'm looking at a speed tickle in a year, so yea - hope the pricing gets better than it already is...
Waylander
6th May 2005, 17:28
Unless Your bikes a tank! or a yam cruiser :lol:.....
But I'm looking at a speed tickle in a year, so yea - hope the pricing gets better than it already is...
Hey I almost got it up on it's wheels without help. If the wheels wern't uphill from the rest of the bike.... Anyway thanks for helpin.:whistle:
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