Triumph Daytona 675 (2006 - 2012)

Reviewed: 25 June 2009 by Visordown

I enjoyed the 600 and 650 Daytonas, and I was also one of the few journos that thought the TT600 was a bit of fun. But all three models were a fair way off rocking the Japanese. Looking back, Triumph seemed to wander off into four-cylinder land but found it ... Continue reading

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Chris 675se

Brilliant bike overall and very reliable I've but a lot of miles on mine with trips to Amsterdam and France but the daytona soaked them up without even a hiccup! As mentioned before there's a few issues with ri Continue reading...

RangerJay

Previously, I rode a Street Triple, and it made a great commuting bike, but it has an upright riding position. Nothing wrong with that, but the Daytona just makes for one hell of a great speed machine, on the s Continue reading...

Tr Thambi

The 2010 update to the dashboard is much cleaner and better looking. The bike is well put together, and seems very reliable except a minor issue with low mileage bikes on which the exhaust valve may stick. This Continue reading...

Colin748

I love this bike but wish I spent more time riding it and less time in AA trucks Continue reading...

LeeTriumphAmerica

The bike has been everything I expected and more. Continue reading...

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Molix Rawdi

Love it to bits.. I traded in my Sv-650 for this one, so sleek nice and light. I only think now I should have gone for brand new one as now I feel this is to be kept for a long time. I recommend it, infact since I bought it lots of people have done so too.

Posted: 29/09/2009 at 14:12

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