Triumph Daytona 675R (2011 - present)

Reviewed: 25 January 2011 by 15/02/2011

ADDING Öhlins suspension to a bike has long been the quick-fix path to creating an uprated machine. Ducati, Aprilia and even Yamaha (remember the R1 SP?) have all slipped in some of the Swedish company’s finest bouncy bits into an existing model to create a higher spec version. And now, ... Continue reading

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OKeeffe

Gorgeous bike that sounds amazing and feels completely in tune with rider and the road. This engine has been reviewed numerous times and nothing beats it for feel, powerband, torque and sound. This bike feels Continue reading...

NJF

I took delivery of my 675R about 6 weeks ago, after considering the GSX 750 and 848 Evo, and I have to say I'm still totally happy with my decision!

Not only does the 675R look fantastic (it gets lots of att Continue reading...

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gasgas

If only 187 of them are coming to Britain, where exactly are they made? China? India? Turkistan?

Posted: 26/07/2011 at 17:23

DaytonaRider318

They are made in britain, just means only that amount will be available. I was told by triumph HQ america that about 250 would be available in the us. Of course, with the amount that they sold in 2011, i am sure the numbers will be greater for 2012.

Posted: 17/04/2012 at 17:44

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