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If there is a single machine in Triumph’s range that defines its identity, the Speed Triple is it. The Speed Triple was also one of the original production streetfighters, at the edge of the trend of stripping faired sportbikes down to their elemental core.
Ride Nor Cal's Josh Poe explains the finer points of Triumph's RRR which is available for rent at Ride Nor Cal, located in Santa Rosa, California.
The Speed-T’s chassis—supported by supple and beautifully controlled Öhlins suspension at each end (NIX30 fork and TTX36 shock), awesome ABS-assisted Brembo brakes, and Pirelli Supercorsa SP rubber—delivers sublime handling and stopping power and makes the bike just as at home on a racetrack as on the street.
"The first Street Triple was an instant hit, an overnight classic. It was Triumph's best-selling bike over the past 5 years. While the Street Triple has lost a touch of that lofty magic, it is, undoubtedly, easier to hustle on twisty roads."
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Hannah Gart, for Sonoma County Wire hosts the KRUSH Backyard Concert at the Wine Country Radio Headquarters in Santa Rosa.
The show featured two bands: Jeffrey Halford & The Healers and the Tazmanian Devils.
Proceeds from beer, wine and food sales go directly to Forget Me Not Farm. Visit their website for more information: http://www.forgetmenotfarm.org/
The Tasmanian Devils, first up this evening, started playing together in the mid-60’s and are approaching their 50-year anniversary. Their unique blend of rock and reggae with blues and gospel have always set them apart from everyone else. Make sure to pick up their newest album, Taz Nuvoux.
Headlining the show was Jeffrey Halford & The Healers. Halford’s slide playing is raucous, raw and foreboding, and his music has been hailed as some of the best roots rock and country-fried blues to be heard anywhere. His just-released album, Rainmaker, perfectly embodies what Halford and his Healers are all about!
The summer’s not over yet, so make sure you come to the next show on August 28th, and the season closer on September 4th. All concerts are free and open to the public, so bring your friends and enjoy some good food and drink and dance along to some great music!
To check out the performance schedule, visit www.KRSH.com and for all of your favorite music, tune in to 95-9, the Krush! For more videos about what’s happening in Sonoma County, visit SonomaCountyWire.com.
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