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WSS: The Triumph BE1 Racing Team in Valencia

Team Triumph BE1 Racing Italy managed to obtain a top ten placement at the third round of World Supersport championship. Australian Mark Aitchison, initially on the 21st place is the author of this great performance after a fierce comeback. Italian Ivan Clementi, which until the fall situated among the best racers also confirmed to be able to get in this top, but during the fuss of the early rounds he closed the front while entering the curve ending up on the ground. It’s a pity (...)
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Map Embassy Racing to start testing at Croft today

The team had originally planned to do some testing on the continent but a decision to build the four Supersport and two Superstock machines to a higher specification meant that the opportunity to take them to Europe was missed and testing had to be confined to the UK. Moto Team Manager Myles Schofield said “Unfortunately everything happened quite late for us in terms of the deal negotiated with Triumph so we have been up against time since getting the bikes. However, I am extremely happy (...)
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Middleweight Superbike Comparasion

The friends at SuperBike Magazine have made a reflective comparison between the most addictive middleweight superbike motorcycles, the Ducati 848, the Honda CBR600RR, the Suzuki GSX-R 600 and the Triumph Daytona 675. What results is a lot of fun and a competitive track incursio

2008 Triumph Daytona 675

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In one of the most contested classes, 600cc super sport, there wasn’t anything else seen despite four cylinders inline or high-revving V-twins. But things were about to change together with Triumph’s presentation of the Daytona 675. Uniqueness was the key and the results were fabulous.
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Triumph Daytona 675 in neon blue

The 2008 Triumph Daytona 675 will feature a new color: neon blue, similar to that of Triumph Speed Four.
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Triumph’s special offer to boost sales of 675 model

If you buy the award-winning Daytona 675 before the 30th April, Triumph will give you £675($1,300) worth of clothing and accessories for free. Choose anything from the Triumph range of Clothing and Accessories to complement the bike, maybe something from the Urban Sports Leatherwear collection or a state–of–the–art Arrow Full Titanium Exhaust System. Since its launch in March 06, the Daytona 675 has taken the motorcycling world by storm and collected an accolade of awards on its way. It sits (...)
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Triumph Genuine Race Parts for Daytona 675

Triumph’s ground-breaking Daytona 675 has not only received global recognition for its performance on the road, but also for its outstanding ability on the race track. To further support this exceptional track ability, Triumph has launched a new Racing Support Programme, which is now further complemented by the launch of a new range of Triumph Genuine Race Parts. Developed in-house and in collaboration with Paul Young Racing, these parts have been designed to give significant (...)
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Triumph Daytona 675 won International Bike of the Year!

The Triumph Daytona 675 is the International Bike of the Year with praise from the professionals heaped on its incredible performance, unique character, stunning looks and superb handling. Topping the prestigious 2006 International Bike of the Year (IBOTY) poll with a comfortable majority of the votes, the Triumph Daytona 675 has well and truly confirmed its status as the premier high performance motorcycle on the market. This stylish machine crushed its closest competition, amassing (...)
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2006 Triumph Daytona 955i

The Daytona 955i has proved, over the years and miles, that balance is everything. With large amounts of horsepower comes the need for finesse. And while achieving true balance for a sports machine is no easy task, the Daytona 955i excels because it’s been designed, from its inception, as a real world performance motorcycle.
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2006 Triumph Daytona 675

Triumph motorcycles have long had a sense of their own purpose and a sense of distinction and, against a mass of homogenous product, Triumph motorcycles stand out as being unique. Simply put, they’re not like other bikes in look, feel and character. This is a planned evolutionary process that has become clearer over the last two years with bikes like the stunning Rocket III, iconic Speed Triple and breathtaking Sprint ST. These bikes are evidence of a real focus and desire from Triumph to build their bikes, their way. It’s a process that has gathered great success in terms of worldwide sales, press appreciation and brand identification.
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