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2004 Triumph Daytona 600 Track Bike Race Bike

motomille

motomille

New member
Joined
Nov 10, 2003
Location
San Francisco
Moto(s)
KTM Supermoto, Cannondale S440, Ducati 748, Ducati 996, Ducati 900SS, Triumph Daytona 600, XR400
Name
Pete
I created this track bike last year in hopes of racing it. I did some safety wiring but not all is done. I never got around to it. I've done 3 trackdays on the bike and absolutely love it. The handling is amazing!!! I also have a Ducati 748 track bike I'm getting ready to sell... too many toys. I'm planning on getting a MV Agusta. So if anyone wants to trade... :D

I purchased this bike from a friend of mine who low sided it with 800 miles on it. It was checked on computrack and the frame has no damage and is perfectly straight. The only damage was the instrument pod and the plastics were scratched. I sold all the stock bits on ebay and got a full set of sharkskinz for the bike. All the wiring is perfect and actually I have a light hooked up. There are signals and it's plated for the road. I have the title free and clear. Mileage is around 1200 now.

It currently has a Jardines pipe and a powercommander (shaggy's tune) on it. Otherwise it's totally stock. I aslo have Dymag wheels for it if you're interested that I will sell either with the bike or seperately. This bike has no issues.

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more images coming soon... be patient.
 
Oh yeah... I'm looking to get $4000 for the bike... $5000 with the stock wheels and the Dymag Magnesium wheels.
 
Side View

Here's a pic from the side...

I never got around to paint the tank... Maybe if I have time this weekend I'll paint it. It's House of Kolor "Midnight Blue"

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Woodcraft Rearsets

Woodcraft Rearsets. These are hot. They transformed the way the bike rode and handled. A must for the track. Get's your feet up higher. This set up made me feel planted in the corner. Felt like I could lean it over more (yeah right - I'll keep telling myself that). They're rigid footpegs so they act as a frame slider keeping the frame and engine out of harms way. I've never tested it... but they say with these and frame sliders you get minmal damage to even the fairing durring a low side. Nice carbon fiber guards too.

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Dymag Magnesium Wheels

Ahhhhh... the Dymag 5 spoke wheels... this makes the bike handle soooooo well!!! The bike becomes so much more flickable. I've got the stock black 3 spoke wheels going with the bike. I will sell these wheels seperately or I'll include them for $1000 more. They're worth about $2300! Plus the Pirelli Dragons only have one trackday on them. Only issue is you have to buy Dymag specific sprockets.

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Correction on the rearsets... they're not woodcraft - they are Gilles rearsets.
 
Jardines Pipe

Nice Jardines Pipe. It's got a bit of a growl to it. Nice and shiny carbon fiber. This is the Sh!t...!!!

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Street Legal

I've chopped the dorky plate holder off it. I do have a normal mount tha puts the plate in it's normal place... but here you see that I've just mounted it up under the tail. The stock signals are there too.

I was thinking of putting some stubby signals on there but just haven't got around to it.

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Tach

All systems go!

2100 miles on the clock! She's just a baby!!!

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I'm around this weekend if anyone wants to check the bike out.

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Another shot on the track

Down the corkscrew at Laguna before the yellow number plates were painted on.

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I'm back in town now... and the bike is still available.
 
Are you interested in the 748? I'll try and take some pictures this week... Let me know if you're interested.
 
I am currently looking for a 748/916/996/998 trackbike, I gues interest level would depend on condition and price!
 
Back in the new year and bike is back up for sale.
 
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