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Two sets of cams, head and pistons on ebay

racecomp — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 22:41:52 GMT

Two sets of cams, head and pistons etc on ebay going cheap. :thumbup:

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI....STRK:MESELX:IT

675 Daytona cams head and pistons on ebay

racecomp — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 22:30:06 GMT

Here's a chance to fit Daytona cams in your Stret triple.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI....STRK:MESELX:IT :thumbup:

Trackday Winner

falloutboy33 — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 21:25:24 GMT

YouTube- Motorcycle trackday winner
"So you were at the riders meeting?"
"Of course not! Why would I wake up that early?"

HA HA, instant classic.

hi all

hamster86 — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 21:13:32 GMT

hi, im chris, 24 live in lincoln, ive got a 06 yellow daytona, usual mods etc. im just starting to get into the track day scene with a few trip up to cadders. hoping can make a few like minded friends, poss meets or just share interest in a great machine

Has anyone else had front end problems?

Eric StreetR — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 20:39:32 GMT

I purchased a 2009 Street Triple R with 0 miles earlier this summer. During the first 500 miles of break in, it developed a click in the front end under hard braking. I had the dealership look at it during my 500 mile service - they took apart the front end and greased up the top bearing. It seemed to eliminate the click and everything looked good.

However, over time the front end seemed to feel much looser than I felt comfortable with. I brought it back in around 1100 miles and they once again took everything apart, this time re-greasing both the top and bottom bearings and re-torque'd everything. Once again, everything felt better at the time.

Now, it's about 400 miles later (~1500 total) and it seems to have developed a shake under hard braking right before coming to a complete stop (so, say between the 7mph-0mph range). I'm suspecting a problem with the head bearings again. I haven't had the time to bring it in to the dealership yet for them to take a look (the nearly dealership is 60+ miles away), but I plan on doing that soon.

I guess I'm mostly curious if anyone else has had issues, or if I'm the only one .

anyone want to share their knowledge?

929rc51 — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 20:35:17 GMT

so I've been watching a lot more motorcycle racing lately due to DVR:thumbup:
MotoGP, AMA Daytona, FIM world superbike, Moto 2 are the ones I've been catching on speedvision. Now I'm sure there are MANY more associations but if I can't tune into them I'm not too worried about them. my questions are there seem to many different associations, so what are the main differences? are the bikes different in a way that some are faster than others when comparing cc's? from what I've seen I think that MotoGP are the big boys correct? does this mean that rossi and the boys have the most talent? what about the isle of man tt? what kind of bikes do they run and to those guys have more talent than track riders? thanks in advance:thumbup:

Anyone interested in a suspension and brake upgrade?

dub — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 20:22:16 GMT

I have a full '07 Daytona fork, shock, front calipers/master cyl setup for sale if anyone is interested in upgrading their Striple. They are sprung for a 120lb rider and will include the stock springs also. They were used for 8k miles and will include a new set of EBC front brake pads and a Pazzo shorty brake lever. I am looking to get $900 total otherwise I will seperate the parts and put them on Ebay individually. I thought I'd give the Street guys first crack at them though. Let me know if you're interested and I can get you more info and pics.

A couple of my D675 track vids- go pro HD

gvanwagner — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 19:08:08 GMT

jeremiah luggage on Vimeo

So this one is shot from my buddies GSXR1000. The track that we went to is actually a karting track but they run it with nearly no rules so they let you hop on the track with no bike inspection, luggage, in shorts, whatever. I had a bunch of stuff in my saddlebags ~30pounds and it was just me and my 3 buddies out there so I thought it would be funny to get some video and really do a handling comparo.

BTW the track is IMI Motorsports out in Dacono, Co
http://imimotorsports.com/index.php?page=tracks
We were running it clockwise and with the exception of the 1 straight its doable in 1st. If I got good drive out of the ~30mph hairpin I could hit low 90s before running out of balls and braking HARD.

old greg on Vimeo

This one is from my D675 on one of the early sessions just trying to get used to the track.

Let me know what ya think

Time for a new battery...uh oh!

Lion — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 18:16:04 GMT

So it's time for a new battery in my 2007 Saytona 675 and I'm being told by the dealership that the new battery (2009 +) is larger than the 2006-2008) and as such I need to upgrade my battery tray to the new one. The batter (stcoked) from my dealership will be $75.00 and the battery tray is about $104.00 (not stocked and needs to be ordered).

I went to ride my bike this morning to work and all I got was (the probably all too familiar to all of us) click and reset of gauges. My babay won't start and I didn't have time this morning to check her out properly because I was already late for work. I just drove the truck. Anyone locally (south NJ) got a 2006 to 2008 battery I can borrow for 1 day this week or buy off them?

Oh and I'm registered for a track day at NJMP this Thurs.!

Help! Do any of you know if the battery tray upgrade is indeed necessary because if not I will go buy the damn battery tomorrow.

any good dyno shops in GA or SC

Iggyg00 — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 17:10:33 GMT

Any one know of a good dyno shop in either SC, GA, NC, TN?

I live in Greenville sc and currently getting ready to put an exhaust on.

Alpinestars Octane 2-Piece Leather Suit $345

RidersDiscount — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 15:58:23 GMT

Alpinestars Octane two-piece leather suits normally retail for $689.95 � get one for $345 with free shipping anywhere in the lower 48 states. That�s a 2-piece leather suit for about the same price of a quality leather motorcycle jacket. With this 2-piece leather suit, you have versatility at hand with maximum convenience: wear only the jacket for your daily commute or, wear the pants and jacket for weekend riding, bike night or trackdays.

Made with industry standard 1.2-1.4mm leather construction that has multiple stitched seams throughout, you get a jacket for street riding to which you may add the zip-in pants for the ultimate in safety. Stretch panels can be found at the knees, crotch and under the shoulders so you can get around the bike comfortably and easily. Don�t be fooled by the price; this suit isn�t skimpy on safety; armor is inserted into the knees, hips, shoulders and elbows with room to spare for a quality back protector. Whether you�re a street rider or do the occasional trackday, this may be all you�ll ever need for every riding situation.

We have the following colors and US sizes available:

Silver/White: 44, 46
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Blue/White: 44, 46, 48, 50

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Octane 2-piece leather suit in red and white.

360 degree zipper connects the jacket and pants.

Whenever you don�t feel like wearing a full suit, the Octane jacket can be used on its own, just like any other leather motorcycle jacket.

Pants have armor installed in the same manner of which you�d see in a one-piece leather suit. These pants will also work with other Alpinestars jackets equipped with an internal waist connection zipper.

Blue Octane 2-piece suit.

Up close, the Octane 2-piece suit is built with many of the same features as a full one-piece set of race leathers.

Flexibility is built-in to this suit with stretch accordion panels in the knees, lower back and shoulders.

Sportbiketrackgear.com now carries Pirelli, Bridgestone, Dunlop and Michelin Tires!

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Formula Xtreme Wakefield

zxrno1 — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 11:39:04 GMT

I'm off to Wakefield this weekend for the Formula Xtreme, is anyone else on here coming along?

Hi flow airfilter

Rowdy1 — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 08:37:57 GMT

Has anyone fitted a hi flow airfilter (K&N) to their street triple with the arrow slipons, am interested in if it improved performance, made it worse or made no difference. thanks.

How do I check to see if my bike has Recalls?

mantray82 — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 04:38:27 GMT

How or Where do I go online to see if my 2010 Triumph 675 SE has recalls?