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svoloch
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Re: ***SOLD*** 2004 Triumph Daytona 600
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pink, purple, and faerie green. that way you can just get them from your garage.
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boom goes the dynamite
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Re: ***SOLD*** 2004 Triumph Daytona 600
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Quote from: Samsonite on September 27, 2009, 07:30:56 PM
I dont understand those 3 posts, they went right over my head.... But to save the drama, I'll just post the pics when I get them. Whats colors of paint should I buy for them?
RED!
The frame sorta looks similar to an Aprilia. Then you could put some Aprilia decals on it and no one would ever know. right? well ok, maybe not.
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Great buy Tommy!!
How'd you get it so cheap? That bike should be worth a lot more than $3K. That's a deal. Too bad it isn't a 750. That's the best of both worlds. Handles like a 600 but with the punch of a bigger bike but not scary fast 1000cc punch. I've never tracked it but I love my '05 Gixxer 750, it's set up just like my 1000. Great scooters.
OK, now back to your normal broadcast Ducati programing.
T, for sure post some pics of the kid's art work. That would be fun.
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Re: ***SOLD*** 2004 Triumph Daytona 600
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Quote from: fastwin on September 28, 2009, 01:55:22 PM
That's a deal. Too bad it isn't a 750.
Agree 100% I've always wanted a 750..... But for the price on this one, I'll wait.
I'm teaching Mary Beth how to ride it, she rode it arount the complex today. Maybe she'll get to do some track days sometime [moto]
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I still want to know how you got such a great deal. Damn, that's a great scooter for the $$$ no two ways about it!
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Salvage title, he low-sided it at Oak Hill and claimed it on his insurance. So I got a "track bike" (no original fairings or lights). Doesn't bother me, all I wanted was a cheap good track bike.... But I still think I got a decent deal....
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Re: ***SOLD*** 2004 Triumph Daytona 600
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No kidding you got a deal.
Sweet! Have fun with it!! [moto]
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Re: ***SOLD*** 2004 Triumph Daytona 600
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Quote from: Samsonite on September 28, 2009, 04:40:49 PM
Maybe she'll get to do some track days sometime [moto]
Some guys get all the luck!
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Quote from: Samsonite on September 28, 2009, 04:52:15 PM
Salvage title, he low-sided it at Oak Hill and claimed it on his insurance. So I got a "track bike" (no original fairings or lights). Doesn't bother me, all I wanted was a cheap good track bike.... But I still think I got a decent deal....
A recent article in Visordown magazine went through the process of bikes once they are stolen. In this instance a guy's bike was stolen and he got it back 5 years later....un-ridden for the most part. What the thieves do is to sell the paper to the bike and frame numbers to someone who wants a street/stolen bike registered and legal. In return another bike is 'created' (aka track bike) which is sold (via salvage title after insurance pays off) as a track bike. In essence there are now two bikes that can be legally registered. Some of the bikes were traced to WSK in Europe. Crafty vermin those thieves!
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Re: ***SOLD*** 2004 Triumph Daytona 600
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Quote from: petros2r on September 26, 2009, 04:31:24 PM
I can beat SV650 on my bycicle
I'll post pics when I put the bike together!
when you dream maybe....
hey if you can ride a Multistrada like that then you can beat me...
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and this Gixxer is a heck of a deal... needs a good shock and fork springs
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That's one of the best entries to Wagonwheel I've ever seen!
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Quote from: Giannis on September 29, 2009, 05:59:38 AM
and this Gixxer is a heck of a deal... needs a good shock and fork springs
I know....any suggestions? Ohlins kits are about $1700 for front, and $1400 for the new rear.... Granted, I'll have a very capable track bike for just over $6000, but do I have other options?
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Quote from: Samsonite on September 29, 2009, 07:50:52 AM
I know....any suggestions? Ohlins kits are about $1700 for front, and $1400 for the new rear.... Granted, I'll have a very capable track bike for just over $6000, but do I have other options?
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Talk to the owner Kevin and tell him who you are and what you did for him. Then ask him about the suspension work he does for most of the CMRA top level riders. The cost will astound you compared to Ken Ohlins' parts.
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