“Tripla 0.0” Triumph Street Triple

Triumph Street Triple Cafe Racer

Italian Dream Motorcycle + The Arsenale:  a modern yet timeless interpretation of the iconic Triple…

Visionary Italian industrialist Carlo Talamo was one of the most successful Harley-Davidson importers in Europe and later became the first Italian Triumph importer of the Hinckley era. He and his team created a wide array of dealership “specials” — as custom motorcycles are called in Italy — such as the Baby Speed, the Speed S, and the Tiger Sport. Many of these influenced the future factory designs that would come out of the Triumph factory. Most notably, Talamo helped guide the development and evolution of the Speed Triple, which he called “the first Cafè Racer of modern times.

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Triumph Street Triple Cafe Racer

Enter Sergio Giordano, founder of Italian Dream Motorcycle, whose team of professional racing mechanics are uniquely qualified to build high-performance custom motorcycles.

“Thanks to the collaboration with highly specialized workshops and years of experience in the world of superbikes and MotoGP, ours are not only beautiful bikes to be seen, but also real jewels of mechanics, for construction and performance.”

Triumph Street Triple Cafe Racer

Sergio envisioned a limited-edition tribute to the Speed Triple — the “Tripla 0.0” Special. The base platform is a 675cc Street Triple, which has been modified to run the Speed Triple’s rear suspension and single-sided swingarm, as well as a racing belt drive for smoother power delivery and safety — all while maintaining the factory geometry for maximum performance.  Says Sergio…

“Opening the gas will seem to tame a mechanical bull, both for the driving position and for the aggressiveness of what you are clutching between the knees.”

Triumph Street Triple Cafe Racer

The tail, seat, and carriers are entirely hand-crafted, while the tinted front fairing exposes the iconic eyes of the Triple series. The rims are machined out of solid blocks of metal, giving the Tripla 0.0 a stealthy look, while the triple mouthed exhaust screams the noise of the triple cylinders. All in all, the Tripla 0.0 is one of the most striking customs we’ve seen — a futuristic yet timeless interpretation of the Triple series, built by a team of Italian race mechanics to honor an icon of the motorcycling world.

Triumph Street Triple Cafe Racer

Italian Dream Motorcycle is limiting the series to five units, available through The Arsenale — the world’s leading online marketplace for micro industrial and independent builders. With offices in Hong Kong, Paris, and Dubai, the team at The Arsenale curates some of the most exclusives cars, yachts, planes, and motorbikes in the world — including those built by elite workshops such as Deus, Blitz Motorcycles, El Solitario, Diamond Atelier, and more.

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Triumph Street Triple Cafe Racer:  Builder Interview

Triumph Street Triple Cafe Racer

• Please tell us a bit about yourself, your history with motorcycles, and your workshop.

IDM was born from our passion about dreams, engines, and freedom. Our mission is to create high performance vehicles, made specifically for mechanic electronics and cycling. Our engines are inspired by our Italian heritage and fine-tuned by our years of mechanics’ experience in the racing world.

Triumph Street Triple Cafe Racer

• What’s the make, model, and year of the bike?

At first glance, you might think this is a Speed Triple based motorcycle, but you’re wrong. It is actually based on the Triumph Street Triple 675cc from 2009, with the monoshock and the belt transmission. It offers a different riding experience.

Triumph Street Triple Cafe Racer

• Why was this bike built?

It was our first job — we wanted to pay tribute to an icon of the motorcycle world, which in reality is all Italian, but few people know, the Speed Triple. There our bike wants to be a tribute to the genius of Carlo Talamo.

Triumph Street Triple Cafe Racer

• What was the design concept and what influenced the build?

We wanted to make a bike with a design that was firm over time. The Tripla 0.0 certainly has a Futurist image, but it could have been made 20 years ago. The thing more important is that its stylistic dictates, then reveal the important technical solutions, such as rims made with two discs machined from solid, the monoshock, and the belt drive.

Triumph Street Triple Cafe Racer

• What custom work was done to the bike?

Except for the engine block, the front part of the frame, and the front suspension, all the components have been rebuilt or replaced. All our work has been done by our technicians who work in the racing world, which guarantees a perfect functioning to the maximum of their performance. All the back and the fairings are handmade from aluminum.

Triumph Street Triple Cafe Racer

• Was there anything done during this build that you are particularly proud of?

We are very happy and proud of the success that the motorcycle is having outside the custom context. The criticisms made at the presentation of the bike at the EICMA have become its strong point — like its being completely black.

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3 Comments

  1. This is gorgeous, bravo, bravo….. superbly done!

    For me I would choose not ton have the fairing, it must be naked, but that’s it. this Triple is Triple XXX

    Want it badly….

    BRILLIANT, masculine and beautiful too.

  2. Joe Wolsing

    Insane! Even if you only see the pictures, a lot of stunning and unique solutions are visible. A Mad Max Stealth Style bike! Well done guys!

  3. Like the ideas here, lots have thought about the speed rear end, seen few actually done, does the wheelbase increase much? Think everything should be black, like the 3 spout idea on the exhaust, i am building something more of a neo racer striple, but its great to be inspired, keep building stuff guys 🙂

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