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2019 Triumph Street Twin Review (13 Fast Facts)

2019 Triumph Street Twin Review (13 Fast Facts)

Posted on November 23, 2018November 25, 2019 By Jarvis

The best-selling model in Triumph’s retro-aware Modern Classic line, the latest Triumph Street Twin gets more power as part of a rethinking of the popular model.

We rode the 2019 Triumph Street Twin on the streets of Lisbon and along the rugged Portuguese coast to find out what this motorcycle is all about.

1. The 2019 Triumph Street Twin remains a compelling definition of the term “standard motorcycle.” There are certain models in motorcycling that could be used as a pictogram to describe what a motorcycle is, and the 2019 Triumph Street Twin fits the bill.
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