Motorcycle specifications Triumph765 Street Triple RS Harley Quinn 2020 The Joker's loves

In the course of our lives, we come across machines of character. And, on the other hand, to hear about (or even more about) people who are completely nuts. This very special Triumph Street Triple RS "Birds of Prey" is a synthesis of both. Created by Triumph USA, it's a little more than a figure of speech.

Harlequin's motorcycle? No, Harley Quinn's tangy thrill. For the release of the aforementioned film, the brand is pulling off a nice publicity stunt with its roadster. We imagine the heroine gripping the handlebars, a rainbow exploding in the headlights and spreading like powder between her nose and the jump seat.

To represent Harley Quinn's personality and character, the decor had to be totally crazy - just like the character. The Joker's partner in crime may have impeccable looks, but she also has a striking and colorful taste in appearance. This Street Triple RS does the same. Rhombuses of all colors stretch across the fuel tank and body parts. An explosion of color, totally irresistible or furious with questionable taste. A badass motorcycle or a badass bike...? Both! Harlequin's wit is obvious, Miss Quinn's insanity the first blast.

only one person will benefit from the next. Whoever wins this motorcycle, which will be raffled off. Triumph is launching a promotional campaign across its US network in support of the film.

Why this partnership between the British manufacturer and Warner Bros? Because of the presence of a Street Triple in some of the action scenes. It's Huntress, one of Quinn's companions, who rides the machine(an old model, however...). The winner of the competition gets the very latest version, with its ebullient 765 cm3 3-cylinder engine. Embedded in its sporty chassis, accompanied by a quality finish and azimuth accoutrement, this block gives the right dimension to this 765. It's a machine with a rightful place in the world of sulphur-scented heroes.

Motorcycles and cinema have a long history. In addition to the unmissable stunt in "The Great Escape" with Steve MCQueen, the two-wheeler is regularly used for furious moments. We're thinking of the Harley Fat Boy from "Terminator 2", the 900 GPZ from "Top Gun", the "Captain America" from "Easy Rider", the 916 in "Matrix 2"... the list goes on. In the DC Comics universe, Catwoman fell in love with a Monster S4. This led to a special series of 620 Monsters. Batman, or rather Bruce Wayne in "The Dark Knight", rides an MV-Agusta F4. Sometimes, the 7th art appreciates our multiverse.

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