675 from Estonia

lauri · 11-05-11, 13:20

hi guys,
I'm from Estonia(probarly most of you dont know where its located

) as the title says and i'm sorry if my english is not always understandable

. Recently I bought my newest bike which is 675(07) and I've never ridden with better bike. In Estonia we dont have many 675's(only 2 or 3), so it's rare in here and thanks to this forum I'm going to do this more special

. So when I bought my 675, everything was stock except for the ixil exhaust, which is bretty cool(I also did a little video when I only had the bike for a week or so: [nomedia="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZLxPsYyJWc"]Triumph Daytona 675 with IXIL exhaust - YouTube[/nomedia] )
and a picture

right now our riding seoson is over and bike is in hibernation

so I found this forum and liked all kind of modifications for this bike and I started my own project

powdercoated parts and new levers from ebay

at this moment bike looks like this

and I hope it will become something like this

Cloud22116 · 11-05-11, 13:59

Welcome and it will be a looker when finished. :)

ocetp1 · 11-05-11, 16:02

Nice bike. I am from Ukraine. We have 5-10 Daytona in whole country. )))))

dabird · 11-05-11, 16:12

I don't have a clue where you are located, and your english is not perfect. However I completly understand your bike, and where you plan on going with the updates. You are on the right path, and should be thrilled with the results. If you don't fully understand my english I am saying "I LIKE YOUR BIKE". Best of luck with the build. If you are planning on buying new plastic and want to sell the scorched yellow, PM me with prices.

lauri · 11-05-11, 18:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by dabird

I don't have a clue where you are located, and your english is not perfect. However I completly understand your bike, and where you plan on going with the updates. You are on the right path, and should be thrilled with the results. If you don't fully understand my english I am saying "I LIKE YOUR BIKE". Best of luck with the build. If you are planning on buying new plastic and want to sell the scorched yellow, PM me with prices.

I understand everything perfectly but I can't talk as well as I understand. I will repaint old plastics, so no need for new ones. And Estonia is in Europe, next to Russia and Finland.

Smoke · 11-05-11, 22:41

Welcome to the madhouse from my little Western Europe, your project is going to be killer

plexwang · 11-05-11, 23:22

Okay, I admit I googled "Estonia"

lauri · 11-06-11, 05:48

can anyone help me out? I have broken my right mirror "connection piece", I dont know how its called, so I posted pictures

here it is already welded once and I broke it again.
I have searched everywhere, but cant find this piece with reasonable price..

415TRIUMPH · 11-06-11, 09:03

cool project

dabird · 11-06-11, 11:00

I have read several articles, that you can replace your mirrors with a set of Suzuki GSXR mirrors, and they actually work better than stock. No more having to push elbows inward to see what's behind you. Plus they have signal lights built in. I'm considering this for a project. Can anyone else shed some light on this? They sell for average $25-30 on ebay.

11-05-11, 13:20	#1
lauri Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Estonia Posts: 26	675 from Estonia hi guys, I'm from Estonia(probarly most of you dont know where its located) as the title says and i'm sorry if my english is not always understandable. Recently I bought my newest bike which is 675(07) and I've never ridden with better bike. In Estonia we dont have many 675's(only 2 or 3), so it's rare in here and thanks to this forum I'm going to do this more special. So when I bought my 675, everything was stock except for the ixil exhaust, which is bretty cool(I also did a little video when I only had the bike for a week or so: [nomedia="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZLxPsYyJWc"]Triumph Daytona 675 with IXIL exhaust - YouTube[/nomedia] ) and a picture right now our riding seoson is over and bike is in hibernation so I found this forum and liked all kind of modifications for this bike and I started my own project powdercoated parts and new levers from ebay at this moment bike looks like this and I hope it will become something like this
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11-05-11, 13:59	#2
Cloud22116 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Oahu Posts: 2,054	Welcome and it will be a looker when finished. :) __________________ 2009 Daytona 675 Akra headers/comp werks exhaust, 1050 throttle tube, ohlins ttx rear shock, bazzaz zfi fuel controller/QS, MWR air filter, attack rear sets, galfer rotors front and rear, brembo MC, 2013 Aprilia RSV-4 stock for now
Status: Online

11-05-11, 16:02	#3
ocetp1 Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Dnipropetrovsk Posts: 61	Nice bike. I am from Ukraine. We have 5-10 Daytona in whole country. )))))
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11-05-11, 16:12	#4
dabird Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: columbia, ms. Posts: 809	I don't have a clue where you are located, and your english is not perfect. However I completly understand your bike, and where you plan on going with the updates. You are on the right path, and should be thrilled with the results. If you don't fully understand my english I am saying "I LIKE YOUR BIKE". Best of luck with the build. If you are planning on buying new plastic and want to sell the scorched yellow, PM me with prices.
Status: Offline

11-05-11, 22:41	#6
Smoke Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: France Posts: 3,318	Welcome to the madhouse from my little Western Europe, your project is going to be killer __________________ The slower you move, the more dangerous your bike is... I'll let you work out the conclusion from there If you find wearing proper gear's too hot, you're just not fast enough ! Dual Desert Eagle EBB ? MER IL ET FOU ! Viendez nolifer avec nous sur le salon #Airsoft sur IRC ! Et jouer avec Ploubalairsoft entre le 22 et le 35
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11-05-11, 23:22	#7
plexwang Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Gainesville, FL Posts: 235	Okay, I admit I googled "Estonia" __________________ Four wheels roll you body, two wheels roll you soul!GO GATORS!
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11-06-11, 05:48	#8
lauri Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Estonia Posts: 26	can anyone help me out? I have broken my right mirror "connection piece", I dont know how its called, so I posted pictures here it is already welded once and I broke it again. I have searched everywhere, but cant find this piece with reasonable price..
Status: Offline

11-06-11, 09:03	#9
415TRIUMPH Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Camas or the Bay Area Posts: 1,753	cool project
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11-06-11, 11:00	#10
dabird Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: columbia, ms. Posts: 809	I have read several articles, that you can replace your mirrors with a set of Suzuki GSXR mirrors, and they actually work better than stock. No more having to push elbows inward to see what's behind you. Plus they have signal lights built in. I'm considering this for a project. Can anyone else shed some light on this? They sell for average $25-30 on ebay.
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