Re: [St] ST replacement

["Jeremy Witt" <jeremy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

If that is for real, I only hope there is a slightly smaller ST in the works.  Like 750-800cc.  I can't believe Triumph would be looking at the 3 generations of STs as failures.

Jeremy Witt
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Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2008 1:44 PM
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Subject: [St] ST replacement

Greetings all, the following is from the "new bonneville forum" two weeks ago. My only comment is why replace something as good as the ST with a much larger (cc's & weight) bike.



"A more concrete rumor concerns the Trophy touring bike, which is apparently 
definitely undergoing development at the Hinckley factory as we speak. It 
will have a brand new three-cylinder motor, which will eventually replace 
the 1050 and have shaft drive to compete against other large-capacity 
tourers such as the Honda Pan European and the Yamaha FJR. This will be one 
of a 22 bike portfolio that the company is rumored to be looking at having 
in place by 2010."

Don Kames
03 ST in ILL
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