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I have found a '07 Daytona 675 for a really good price and I am just curious if anyone has ever dealt with one. Like as far a reliability, any major issues with the drivetrain?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
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Re: Anyone have any experience with Triumph Daytona's?
Here is a pic looks the same but it is bronze in color.
triumph_daytona_675.jpg^^^Originally posted by evl tvnI'm on top of Pete, no worries -
Re: Anyone have any experience with Triumph Daytona's?
All I know is they look awesome! I have always had an interest in them but don't really know much about them or anyone who has one. They are somewhat rare in my area.Comment
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Re: Anyone have any experience with Triumph Daytona's?
An incrediable little bike,get rave reviews and proving pretty popular on racetracks down here.
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Re: Anyone have any experience with Triumph Daytona's?
I know a few guys with them and they love them. Having owned a newer Triumph for a couple of years I can say they are great bikes but a little quirky as well.- If you find this site useful kick us a few bucks. <a href="http://www.tlplanet.com/forums/billspaypal.php"><b><font color="blue">Tip cup</font></b></a>
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Re: Anyone have any experience with Triumph Daytona's?
my friend has a 04 triumph daytona 600. its a solid bike and is well rounded. the motor is solid and never really had any issues up to date. the wiring is allittle on the weak side. if something fails its prob electrical. other than that the bike is heavy.clear headlight mod,undertail mod,yellow nology hotwires, stre,green halos,k&n air, pc racing oil filter, m4 full stainless exhaust, bottle opener, van's ccc, rear res, starter cover, ghost's manual healight, fan switch, dealer mode switch, urathane cushComment
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