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2011 Triumph Speed Triple and Street Triple R

2011 Triumph Speed Triple and Street Triple R Review

Posted on August 3, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Two subcultures of English kids. One group, dressed impeccably in fine suits riding highly stylized Italian scooters and listening to the latest R&B and soul music. The other, grimy leather-clad toughs mounted on leaky, thundering British motorcycles bopping to the sounds of Eddie Cochran and Gene Vincent.

Many Americans were introduced to these English subcultures via The Who’s Quadrophenia double album in 1973.
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