The UK’s leading large-capacity motorcycle manufacturer, Triumph, has unveiled two limited edition cruisers.
The short-run production of just 25 Americas (available from mid-February) and 25 America LTs (available from late February) will be sequentially numbered and boast Triumph boss John Bloor’s signature on the Certificate of Authenticity.
Produced in association with custom paint shop, 8 Ball, who will be delivering a special paintwork to the bikes, the Americas will come in an eye-catching tangerine and New England White, with the LTs displaying a distinctive sky blue and New England White finish.
Both bikes are powered by an air-cooled, DOHC, parallel-twin 865cc engine, delivering a powerful 61 PS with 72 Nm of torque for rapid acceleration. With a 5-speed gearbox and wet, multi-plate clutch, they offer a thrilling ride for novice and seasonal ridders alike. The LT offers a comfortable ride with a sumptuous, scalloped seat, wide footboards and pulled back handlebars. With excellent wind protection and pillion back rest/sissy bar, it adds a layer of touring capability to ease those longer distance journeys.
Triumph UK sales manager, Bruno Tagliaferri, commented: “Special edition models are always well received and we are delighted to bring another short-run selection to our customers. For both of the models, we have chosen unique colours to help the bike stand out and make them truly individual. Additionally, all of the bikes will come with a signed Triumph factory Certificate of Authenticity – so be quick, they won’t be around for long!”
The one-off bikes are exclusively available via the UK Triumph dealer network. The America is available for an OTR price of £7839, with the LT available at £8399.
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Original post on modernclassicbikes.co.uk and published by Frank Duggan. Frank is the Founder and Editor of Modern Classic Motorcycle News, an independent motorcycle publication covering modern classic motorcycles, roadsters, scramblers, cruisers, electric motorcycles and the wider motorcycle industry.
