My first bike.

[Happy jock]

Nice ped conmag don't pay attention to the first bike comments, lot of bollocks, ride safe brother and enjoy, didn't put a great deal into my intro either, was more interested in why water pissed off the radiator when I got bike home after purchase but down to rad holding rain water from ride home, live and learn everyday brother

[Scottie]

I think you guys scared him off...

Scott

[JayP]

Originally Posted by Florida Bob

1. Are you in Washington state or Australia? The license plate is huge..

Definetly Australia. It kinda looks like that plate is for a car though - not a bike. Im most states the bike plates are smaller. Looks like zip ties were needed as its too big for the fender...

Originally Posted by TwoWheeledWonder

Dont buy pipes, buy gear and trackdays you will need them and band aids.

Hahahahaha you mean the band aids with the little seasame street characters??? :)


And welcome aboard buddy - g/l with all the "1st bike" questions

[MadMel]

I don't think he said (or it is) his first bike. He lives in Perth. It's the capital of Western Australia. It doesn't rain much there.

Welcome to the club, Con.

[Neanderthal]

Originally Posted by MadMel

I don't think he said (or it is) his first bike. He lives in Perth. It's the capital of Western Australia. It doesn't rain much there.

Welcome to the club, Con.

per the opening post:

My first bike.
Hello all,
I am Con from Perth, WA and am now the proud owner of a 2007 Triumph Street Triple.

[conmag]

Hi again all.

OK sorry my first BIG bike, as i had to do 1 year on a 250cc.

Yes I am in Australia and Perth is the capital of Western Australia.

Thanks for your feedback and comments.

Regards, conmag

[conmag]

Hi Florida Bob,
I am in Australia and yeah the plate is huge, sort of detracts from the look of the rear end. I certainly do keep it under a cover in a locked garage. It is really my first BIG bike after 1 year on a 250cc. A mate has the Speed Triple and really liked the look and feel of it, so I went for the smaller brother, which is more than enough power for me.....for now :) There was a little cosmetic damage as the previous owner dropped it but i have tidied that up.
I'd love to see some pics of the LV exhaust.
Thanks Con.

[whitfield720]

You should check out SC Project slip ons. They look great in carbon and sound amazing!!!

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[hoodadooda]

A friend of mine with a street triple had the arrow lowboy. It sounds great and looks good too. Also shaved a bit of weight off the bike.

Nice thing about the street is that the tail doesn't look like it's missing something if you do go with a lower exhaust. Now my friend's previous bike, a Honda 919 which also had an undertail exhaust system, just looked awful imo with a low or side mounted exhaust.

[MadMel]

Originally Posted by Neanderthal

per the opening post:

My first bike.
Hello all,
I am Con from Perth, WA and am now the proud owner of a 2007 Triumph Street Triple.

Well, ya, technically.. lol