The Aprilia SL1000 Falco

A glance is all it takes to appreciate the care taken over every detail of the aluminium and magnesium alloy double twin beam frame, characterised by an unmistakable look and the highest torsional rigidity in its class.
Colour: red/bronze
Year: 2001
Mileage: 10600
Location: Plymouth
Engine: Longtitudinal 60degrees V Twin four stroke
Power: 118.00hp (86.1kw) at 9250rpm
Torque: 95.70nm (9.8kgf-m or 70.6 ft.lbs) at 7000rpm
Dry Weight: 190.0kg
Frame: sloping parallel double twin beam
Fuel Capacity: 21 litres, 4 litre reserve
GT Motorcycles are offering this bike for £3,999.00. If you want to take a closer look or want some more information, you can drop into our showroom or get in contact.
The Aprilia SL1000 Falco

A glance is all it takes to appreciate the care taken over every detail of the aluminium and magnesium alloy double twin beam frame, characterised by an unmistakable look and the highest torsional rigidity in its class.
Colour: red/bronze
Year: 2001
Mileage: 10600
Location: Plymouth
Engine: Longtitudinal 60degrees V Twin four stroke
Power: 118.00hp (86.1kw) at 9250rpm
Torque: 95.70nm (9.8kgf-m or 70.6 ft.lbs) at 7000rpm
Dry Weight: 190.0kg
Frame: sloping parallel double twin beam
Fuel Capacity: 21 litres, 4 litre reserve
GT Motorcycles are offering this bike for £3,999.00. If you want to take a closer look or want some more information, you can drop into our showroom or get in contact.
The 2005 Fireblade at GT Motorcycles

This bike is the new force to be reckoned with on roads and the circuit. The remarkable CBR1000RR Fireblade has not only established a new standard for competitive performance, but also for day-in and day-out riding. This ‘useability’ gives you greater confidence to go faster on track and makes for an element of ease and comfort on roads or even the daily commute.
Engine
For the ideal riding position:
A new 998cc liquid-cooled inline 4 with a host of new features including a shorter, more compact size for better stability and lighter, quicker handling; RAM air and dual sequential fuel injection for better performance.
The 2005 Fireblade at GT Motorcycles

This bike is the new force to be reckoned with on roads and the circuit. The remarkable CBR1000RR Fireblade has not only established a new standard for competitive performance, but also for day-in and day-out riding. This ‘useability’ gives you greater confidence to go faster on track and makes for an element of ease and comfort on roads or even the daily commute.
Engine
For the ideal riding position:
A new 998cc liquid-cooled inline 4 with a host of new features including a shorter, more compact size for better stability and lighter, quicker handling; RAM air and dual sequential fuel injection for better performance.
Triumph Factory Visits a Success
10,000 visitors have been through the factory gates since the re-introduction, in May 2004, of factory tours at Triumph’s new facility in Hinckley. This had made Peter Clarke, Triumph’s factory tour guide, a very busy man!
Triumph organises nine tours a week with all bookings coordinated through Triumph’s UK dealer network. The majority of dealers have bookings in place. If you would like a tour of Triumph’s manufacturing facility all you need to do is contact your local Triumph dealer. To view the new range of Triumph motorcycles that will be in manufacture at the factory, see these pages, or go here to browse the used Triumph bikes we have for sale.
Mladin Completes Perfect Infineon Raceway Weekend
Yoshimura Suzuki’s Mat Mladin put the finishing touches on a completely one-sided AMA Superbike weekend at Infineon Raceway this afternoon by running off with his sixth victory of the season. Not once during the entire round — in practice, qualifying, or the actual racing — did anyone other than the Australian appear to have a realistic opportunity to claim top honors.
Mladin cemented those feelings on Sunday afternoon with yet another flawless, wire-to-wire race win. He stormed into the lead from pole, broke free of his pursuers in a matter of corners, and went on to build a massive lead before ultimately winning, all with limited drama.
Mladin Completes Perfect Infineon Raceway Weekend
Yoshimura Suzuki’s Mat Mladin put the finishing touches on a completely one-sided AMA Superbike weekend at Infineon Raceway this afternoon by running off with his sixth victory of the season. Not once during the entire round — in practice, qualifying, or the actual racing — did anyone other than the Australian appear to have a realistic opportunity to claim top honors.
Mladin cemented those feelings on Sunday afternoon with yet another flawless, wire-to-wire race win. He stormed into the lead from pole, broke free of his pursuers in a matter of corners, and went on to build a massive lead before ultimately winning, all with limited drama.