The new STORM was built for the rider that wanted to be first across the lake and loved the triple pipe exhaust note that only a triple piped triple can produce.

The 1993 Storm featured a new Fuji 744cc that put out 130 plus hp. It was the largest production triple ever produced by the Roseau factory. It is the first to have three individual tuned pipes. It is the first to have a crankcase reed induction system and crankcase cooling. And it is the first to use the all-new "dropped front" chassis. The race for muscle sled supremacy was on!


This example was previously owned by a fastidious sled head. Well maintained, with a stout engine and power train.

The hood is interesting. The black background is highlighted with tiny gold-colored metal flakes. It pops in the sunlight

It's not all original but tastefully embellished with blue ski skins and a studded track.