2018 Triumph Street Triple RS Review [ Ссылка ]

Not too hot, not too cold, just right. That is nearly everything that's been said about the Goldilocks of the naked middleweights for the last decade. The Street Triple has evolved a few times in its tenure, but has still held onto this moniker as a bike that can be just about 90% of what anyone on the street could ever need or want. Enter the new line of 2018 Triumph Street Triple models. Three highly distinct lines between the Street Triple S, Street Triple R and Street Triple RS. Gone are the days of minor upgrades as you make your way through the Striple line. With this major change the question that now needs answering is whether the Street Triple is still deserving of the title, Goldilocks of the naked bikes.

Gear Worn In This Review:

Spurgeon:
Icon Airframe Pro Helmet:
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Spidi Evorider Jacket:
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Alpinestars Copper Jeans:
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Spidi Carbo Track Gloves:
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Spidi X-Zero R:
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Lemmy:

Bell Qualifier DLX Blackout Helmet:
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Rev'it! Wind Mesh Jacket:
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Saint Model One Unbreakable Pants:
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REV'IT! Monster 2 Gloves:
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TCX S-Speed Boots:
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Spurgeon Track Gear:
Icon Airframe Pro :
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Spidi Track Wind Pro Race Suit:
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Spidi Carbo Track Gloves:
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Spidi XP 3 Sport Boot:
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