Advertising Information
 

News

Email a friend
Print Friendly
RSS

Sprint ST with ABS

By Motorcycle.Com Staff, Jun. 07, 2005
Sorry folks, I can't help it. Must be the 50% Limey in me blood!

This from the Triumph website:

http://www.triumph.co.uk/uk/2139.aspx

Note, we just confirmed a Tiger for our Open Adventure Shootout, and an ST is on the request block for Sport Tourers '05. Looks like Triumph is coming around to the online thing! Stay tuned, if we get one, we'll let you'all know in advance of the ST shootout.

--MO

"The Sprint ST has evolved even further with the introduction of the ABS version. The ABS system used on the Sprint ST works in a similar way to the technology now standard on cars. The system operates at 100 calculations per second and so can sense the exact moment the wheel is about to lock up. It then releases the brake a fraction of a second to allow the wheel to regain grip before reapplying the brake. The switch controlling this process operates at a mere four milliseconds and the system modulates the pressure between these two points to achieve optimum breaking."

(Now you know just a bit more than nothing about the system, eh?)

"£8,399 'on the road' retail (Orders being taken for 2006 model year, subject to price increase (see your nearest Triumph dealer))"
----------------------------------------------------------

Apparently there are a couple of these on the road in the U.K., but my favorite dealers on this side of the pond have heard zip on what, when and where for the 'States. Word is the ABS will cost approximately $1000.

The ABS bike is going to be available in a beautiful deep Red, the Caspian Blue and the Aluminium Silver. That is, if you believe the site.

Turbocharging, autopilot and all-wheel drive are not available factory options.

Motorcycle News, Videos and Reviews
Harley Davidson Suzuki GSXR Ducati Forum Kawasaki Forum
V-Rod Forum GSXR Forum Ducati Monster Vulcan Forums
Harley Forum Sportbikes Forum Aprilia Forum Kawasaki ZX Forum
Buell Forum Sportbike Forums Triumph Forum Honda 600RR
KTM Forum Sportbikes Forums Motorcycle Forum Honda 1000RR
Victory Forums Yamaha R1 Yamaha R6 YZF-R6 Forum