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09-12-12, 18:18
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Talk me out of selling/trading my Daytona 675 because...
...I want a Bonneville, T100, Scrambler or Thruxton.
 9 months into owning it, I already want something different. |
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09-12-12, 18:43
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keep the 675 and get a second bike!
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09-12-12, 18:59
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cant argue man. i am keeping my 675 for 90% track, maybe 10% street.
but id love a thruxton for the street, and even a few days at the track too. |
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09-12-12, 19:33
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09-12-12, 19:35
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I don't track my bike. I do love it but man, its killing my back.
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09-12-12, 19:55
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09-12-12, 20:05
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you can get a regular bonneville with thruxton parts addon. looks like a thrux but sits like a bonnie.
Personally i have problems on longer rides because of a couple spinal fractures but i refuse to give up daytona
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09-12-12, 20:28
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The Bonnie is a nice change of pace for a week-end ride…..but they are heavier, not really the best handling or power after coming from a 675.
Mine has $8k worth of upgrades with a 904cc kit, carbs, ignition, clutch, suspension, brakes, gearing, tire, rear sets, etc. and now it is fun to ride in the twisties. I think that you will miss the Daytona....that said....it's yours for $8400   
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09-12-12, 20:50
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ummm... yeah... nice garage :)
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