[JB1989]

Hi, I have a 2006 Daytona 675 and after a few stop and starts whilst out on a ride the bike wants to stall, I think it’s low battery as it stays on if over 4000rpm but I can’t keep sitting at lights doing that.
Once charged it’s ok but I feel like I can’t pull over once out on a ride!
I have replaced the battery and use a trickle charger as i take it out once a week if I’m lucky but it’s still happening. It even stops the speed being read after a while and it stays on 0mph no matter what.
Has anyone experienced this, might it not be the battery?
I would appreciate peoples thoughts?

 

[Far Canal]

A low/flat battery will not stop a vehicle from running. You could physically remove the battery once started and the vehicle will still run. It's more likely the flat battery is a result of a poor charging system. Start by testing the reg/rec and stator.

The Definitive 675 Charging Diagnostic/Upgrade Thread

I know many of you have seen - and adopted - the R/R upgrade that I first authored on TriumphRat.net - Charging System Diagnostics - Rectifier/Regulator Upgrade Here is a tailored version of that specifically for the 675. Much of the content is derived from the original thread, so no apologies...

www.triumph675.net

 

[JB1989]

A low/flat battery will not stop a vehicle from running. You could physically remove the battery once started and the vehicle will still run. It's more likely the flat battery is a result of a poor charging system. Start by testing the reg/rec and stator.

The Definitive 675 Charging Diagnostic/Upgrade Thread

I know many of you have seen - and adopted - the R/R upgrade that I first authored on TriumphRat.net - Charging System Diagnostics - Rectifier/Regulator Upgrade Here is a tailored version of that specifically for the 675. Much of the content is derived from the original thread, so no apologies...

www.triumph675.net

Hi thanks for your reply. Do you think this is why it only happens below 4000rpm’s? It does go away once the battery has charged over night, a few starts then brings it on.

 

[AlexandarBel]

Def sounds like a RR/stator issue, had this on my previous bike, check them with multimeter and order new ones if neede!