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Triumph TT600

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The Triumph TT600 is a middleweight sport bike built by Triumph, and the company's first in-line four-cylinder 600 cc sportbike. It was designed in 1996, after Triumph returned to the American market, and built from 2000 to 2003 to compete in the fuel-injected middleweight class. With a dry weight of only 170 kg and adjustable Kayaba shocks, its handling and braking were praised as balanced and agile. The first 2000 model had choppy throttle response and poor fuel mapping, which were fixed for 2001 at the cost of a few horsepower, and ECU reprogramming for 2002 restored that power.

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2000 1
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Out of production 1
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Sport Motorcycle 1
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The Triumph TT 600 is a middleweight sport bike built by Triumph

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Triumph Motorcycles Limited is the largest UK-owned motorcycle manufacturer
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    produced between the year 2000 and 2003
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    The Triumph TT 600 is a middleweight sport bike built by Triumph
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    first in-line four-cylinder 600 cc sportbike
  • In Group: Sport Motorcycles, Lead
    The Triumph TT 600 is a middleweight sport bike built by Triumph
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    The Triumph TT 600 is a middleweight sport bike built by Triumph
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Triumph Motorcycles Limited is the largest UK-owned motorcycle manufacturer
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