The following article comes from Asphalt & Rubber to view the full article please visit asphaltandrubber.com.
Triumph fans were probably delighted when news of the 2011 Triumph Daytona 675R leaked ahead of EICMA, showing off one good looking triple. The highly anticipated “R” version of the three-cylinder sport bike comes equipped with some nice kit, but now the rumors are confirmed that the Daytona 675R will not get any engine modifications, despite its elevated status. Making 125hp and 54*lbs·ft of torque, the Triumph Daytona 675R only benefits from its Öhlins suspension. ...
Click here to read more.
Triumph fans were probably delighted when news of the 2011 Triumph Daytona 675R leaked ahead of EICMA, showing off one good looking triple. The highly anticipated “R” version of the three-cylinder sport bike comes equipped with some nice kit, but now the rumors are confirmed that the Daytona 675R will not get any engine modifications, despite its elevated status. Making 125hp and 54*lbs·ft of torque, the Triumph Daytona 675R only benefits from its Öhlins suspension. ...
Click here to read more.
