[Sunfighter]

A bit of history.

20 years ago Triumph introduced the Speed Triple. It was a smash hit. In the meantime the company was going through turbulent time. The company's sportbike division was a mess and the company really didn't have an identifiable, modern product besides the Speed Triple.

For the 2006 MY, Triumph introduced the Daytona 675. A svelte, ultra-modern sportbike that features a three-cylinder motor ... a departure from the four-cylinder motors it had featured in the Daytona 600 and 650.

In 2007, Triumph stripped the Daytona of its fairings, attached a new subframe and built a wonderful naked bike, the Street Triple. The Street Triple has been a smash success for the Hinkley-based manufacturer.

Now, rumours are rampant that Triumph is readying an entirely new range of Street Triples to replace the Street Triple/Street Triple R/Street Triple Rx.

Rumours suggest that the all-new bike will feature a fresh, 800cc three-cylinder engine based on that recently incorporated into the Tiger 800.

Rumours suggest :

-new 800cc engine
-four-model range
-different fairing variations
-TFT clocks, multiple rider modes and rider-aides
-updated styling

Street Triple 800 on the way | MCN (http://www.motorcyclenews.com/news/new-bikes/2015/july/street-triple-800-on-the-way/)

Triumph Rumored to Show the Street Triple 800 as 2017 Model - autoevolution (http://www.autoevolution.com/news/triumph-rumored-to-show-the-street-triple-800-as-2017-model-97898.html)

http://www.visordown.com/news/images/076SEP07_FR_TRI_STREETTRIPg.jpg
2007 Triumph Street Triple
First Gen

http://www.cycleworld.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/2013-Triumph-Street-Triple-R_001.jpg
2013 Triumph Street Triple R
Second Gen

http://www.motoplanete.com/triumph/zoom-700px/triumph-675-street-triple-RX-2015-700px.jpg
2015 Triumph Street Triple Rx
-note the Daytona 675 subframe mated to the bike

[BoostedBB6]

Never been a fan of Triumph bikes but I hope they do something special with this. Theres a market for these types of bikes now, but if they keep the same styling and just offer a different motor I dont see it doing well.

[RunningFree]

The Street/Speed Triple has always had a market and cult following... but not so much in North America.

[matter]

The looks and engine are definitely an acquired taste. People either love it or hate it.
It seriously sounds like a sewing machine on steroids.

[RunningFree]

Yeah I'm not really a huge fan of the headlights, but that's what makes them iconic I guess.

I love the engine though... triples sound badass piped!