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Replacing the Duc w/ a Triumph
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But which one? 1999 Daytona 955i or 2004 Daytona 600? They're both the same price & really close on mileage. I've heard the 600's run hot but that it's normal. I know one's a triple cylinder & one's a four banger. Does anyone have any experience w/ either machine? I have a friend who had a 2000 955 Daytona & loved it & wishes he still had it. I don't know of anyone who has had a 600 Daytona. Any input is appreciated. I know the final decision comes down to me looking at them & riding them but maybe I should stay away from one or the other. What things should I look for. Thanks peeps!
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Re: Replacing the Duc w/ a Triumph
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I vaguely recall late 90s Triumphs having an issue with the gearbox. 2nd or 3rd I think. I've ridden the 6x0 Daytonas several times. Some of the last street-biased supersports. Sane but sporty ergos IMO. I liked them and would consider buying one still. Lilke any 600-class bike you need to let the motor rev to make good power.
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Re: Replacing the Duc w/ a Triumph
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Updated info: The 955 has 22,000 miles on it & the 600 has 9900 miles on it & is 3 hours closer to where I live.
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I'm leaning towards this:
http://images.craigslist.org/3E93Me3Lc5L65Gc5Jccaa6072e452cb6e19b6.jpg
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I just love the look of the early triumph 955 triples.
And they sound so good with a pipe!
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I agree! It is definitely a tough decision...
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Quote from: Stripes on October 12, 2012, 07:45:41 PM
I'm leaning towards this:
http://images.craigslist.org/3E93Me3Lc5L65Gc5Jccaa6072e452cb6e19b6.jpg
Looks clean!
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I may know of another option for you. Let me get hold of my riding buddy. He's got a 2002(?) 955 Daytona in his garage that's pretty well done. I think he's been considering moving it because he bought a KTM sport bike. Low miles, aftermarket exhaust, some accessories, etc.
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Quote from: sleazy rider on October 12, 2012, 10:54:48 PM
I may know of another option for you. Let me get hold of my riding buddy. He's got a 2002(?) 955 Daytona in his garage that's pretty well done. I think he's been considering moving it because he bought a KTM sport bike. Low miles, aftermarket exhaust, some accessories, etc.
Awesome! Please find out as soon as you can. I have the deal set up for Sunday at 2:00pm contingent on a test ride. Also, keep in mind the most I can spend is $3450. I am available all day tomorrow to have a look at your buddies bike if it works out. Thanks Tom! Cheers
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I just saw that you added a pic! I love it in red!
My Ducati was red...
Decisions, decisions. I hope it works out. I was settling on the 600 but that 955 looks sweet! Fingers crossed...
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I'm not sure how accurate it is, but KBB retail on a 2002 Daytona 955 is $3585, which is pretty damn close to your budget.
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Quote from: veefer800canuck on October 12, 2012, 11:34:44 PM
I'm not sure how accurate it is, but KBB retail on a 2002 Daytona 955 is $3585, which is pretty damn close to your budget.
Sweeeeet!!!
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I'm sure you could beg borrow or steal $135.
That's the price of a pack of smokes nowadays.
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Smokes are expensive in Canada eh?!
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Smokes are cheap, it's the taxes that'll break ya!!!!
(I don't smoke, never have)
Good luck in your bike quest sir!
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Thank you sir! Cheers
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Re: Replacing the Duc w/ a Triumph
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Hey Tom, if you still have my number you can call or text me about your buddies 955 as well. I look forward to hearing from you! Thanks!
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Quote from: sleazy rider on October 12, 2012, 10:54:48 PM
I may know of another option for you. Let me get hold of my riding buddy. He's got a 2002(?) 955 Daytona in his garage that's pretty well done. I think he's been considering moving it because he bought a KTM sport bike. Low miles, aftermarket exhaust, some accessories, etc.
Wow, what a beautiful set of Triumphs.
I have ridden the 650 Daytona 4cyl as a loaner. It was a fine super sport and plenty of fun. But from an ownership perspective I would be pulled toward the 955i Daytona with the single sided swingarm, larger ergos, and that triple howl.
I am a little surprised that you are not looking into another Ducati. Good luck.
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This one sounds damn fine. Of course, so does mine in the black livery.
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