Super light, Triumph Speed Triple cafe racer , uses a monocoque carbon body for only 2 kg.
The Triumph Speed Triple is a cafe racer style made by Brice Hennenbert of the Workhorse Speed Shop.
This project actually started when Brice was still working at the Kruz Company workshop but ended up stalling.
After establishing the Workhorse Speed Shop, Brice then continued the Triumph Speed Triple 1050 project.
Previously, this 2009 motorcycle has made a monocoque body made of carbon fiber material which is so impressive.
The body which only weighs 2 kg is mounted on a custom subframe made of bolt-on chromoly pipe material.
Then installed a stop lamp and a Highsider turn signal on the tail and an elegant custom single seat.
In addition, a new electrical system with the Motogadget m.unit center is also hidden under the tail.
Moving forward, under the monocoque body there was a custom tank made of aluminum with a capacity of 13 liters.
Next to the cockpit area, there is a custom triangle from Vinco Racing embedded in the Motogadget speedometer panel and LED headlamp.
Don’t forget to install clip-on handlebars with Brembo brake masters and Harris Performance clutches, as well as Motogadget switches.
Moving on to the legs, there are still many who use the default motorbike, but the front forks are given new internals and Nitron rear suspension.
Complementing the legs, carbon front fenders, LSL chain guards, and Rizoma rear sets are also installed.
Then for the engine sector, there are not many significant changes, there is only the installation of a full titanium exhaust system from Zard.
Finally, as a finishing touch, Brice gives a touch of Cerakote black on the frame and swingarm, as well as a clear coat for the body.
As a result, the Triumph Speed Triple 1050 is now a very scary and cool cafe race.
Image by Antoine Hotermans
Source: Bikeexif.com via Gridoto.com