#46 • 2007 Triumph Thruxton 900 Motorcycle

Part of Classic Auto Mall Classic Auto Auction – Morgantown, PA June 19, 2026 (live auction by Ken Geyer Real Estate Auctioneers, Inc.)

High bid $6,000.00

Status: No sale

2007 Triumph Thruxton 900 Motorcycle Highlights: No Keys Has Title Unbelievable 4 Actual Miles 865cc DOHC Parallel Twin 5-Speed Manual Dual 1bbl Carbs Description: 2007 Triumph Thruxton 900 Motorcycle NO KEYS HAS TITLE For consignment, a 2007 Triumph Thruxton 900 with a title verified 4 miles. Not five, not six. Four miles! This one has a few tasteful mods and presents as new. Exterior Named for the racing circuit in Andover, United Kingdom, this Thruxton is dressed to kill in stunning two stage black paint on the tank, airbox cover, and apron, accented on the top by a checkered flag patterned stripe. The fenders are adorned in a contrasting coat of silver, a perfect complement to the rim of the chrome wire wheels, here 18-inch in front and 17-inch in back. The bike benefits from minor modifications including bar end mirrors, a Dart fly screen, and S.S. reverse cone mufflers. The black vinyl saddle is nicely contoured and supported by rubber coated footpegs below. Functionality Thumb controls are contained in plastic housing and include both red and black switchgear inside of check textured rubber grips. The instrument cluster integrates white faced speedometer and tachometer in an aluminum bezel that includes an array of indicator lights, attractive, clean and concise. The bike has an electric starter. Drivetrain The spotless powerplant here is an 865cc DOHC parallel twin putting out 69 horsepower and fueled through a pair of 1-barrel carburetors. A 5-speed manual transfers power via chain drive and disc brakes front and rear temper that power. Dual exhaust is standard and suspension includes a telescopic fork in front and dual shocks in back with glimmering chrome coils around them. Revzilla.com wrote, “The Triumph Thruxton is not the fastest bike out there, or the lightest, or the most technical, but damned if it's not one of the coolest. With styling cues and lines cut straight from the 1970's, the Thruxton helped usher in a resurgence of the café racer in America.”. Here's a chance to seize the opportunity you missed in 2007, to purchase an essentially new Thruxton 900 ready to rack up the miles under an enthusiast's tutelage.