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Originally Posted by mnchvgs79
I know I know, Triumph daytona 3 cyl. Ridden a few of them, very nice and just the right amount of torque and still revs
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Originally Posted by E36DJ
They 3 cyl is the 955i, the 600 is a "conventional" 4. I want something a little lighter to start off with, and I might as well stay European. ![Wink](images/smilies/wink.gif)
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I thought it was the 9, my bad
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easy mistake, the previous 600 wasn't in the daytona family, they figured this one was worthy this time (and it was, winning the isle of man TT race first time out.)
How's this for a photoshop? Damn if I worked for triumph I would have been promoted.
How's this for a photoshop? Damn if I worked for triumph I would have been promoted.
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