Recent content by rottenkid

Sold! Sold! Sold!

tasop7, Thanks for the input. I was at work, so I just revived my old thread. I will start a new thread. It is a great bike. But I also have a 2007 Triumph Daytona 675, which is a lot more comfortable than I thought it would be. So no need for a second bike.

Are you still looking for a bike? I have a Blue 2007 with about 6,000 miles. It's in great shape. Well taken care of. I am in Buffalo NY.

Re: For sale: 2007 FZ6 blue 6000 miles $4,000. For sale again.

Bump. Price reduced: $4000 obo.

SOLD! SOLD! SOLD! I'm selling my 2007 FZ6 it is blue with 6043 miles on the clock. I bought it in April of 2008, it had 1700 miles on it at the time. It is pretty much stock except for a fender eliminator (it was on when I bought it), Puig double bubble windscreen in light smoke (I have the...

For me, my 2007 Triumph Daytona 675 is more comfortable than my FZ6. It just fits me. The torque and sound of the three cylinder motor, make it a pleasure to ride also.

The newest toy. 2007 Daytona

Striple-R, but then I'm biased, since I have a Daytona. If you don't mind me asking, but what type of pants are you looking at? I'm trying to find some myself.

Do you have somewhere close by to go try them on? That would be the only way to know for sure. If not, measure his head. Some online sites will tell you which size to buy for a given size head. Or:http://www.newenough.com/neml_images/sizing_charts/2009_Shoei_FitGuide.pdf

I have the pilot road 2 on the FZ. Only about 1,500 miles on so far but very happy with it. I looking at Michelin power pure for the Daytona though. Also, great prices on PR2's right now. Michelin Tires - Indysuperbikes MICHELIN PILOT ROAD 2 2CT Another I'd like to check out is the...

I really like the speed triple too. It was the striple that first got me looking at triumph, then I saw the daytona and had to have it. I have the TOR exhaust w/cf tip, racetech rear spring for my weight, FP tactical race levers, tech specs, and passanger seat cowl. Love the sound and the torque...

Gongrats. Have you joined triumph675.net yet? Great site. After not riding for 10 years, I was worried about my wrists hurting, so I bought the FZ6. Well, my wrists hurt. I figured if my wrists were going to hurt, I might as well get a Daytona. Now my wrists don't hurt at all. Go figure...

What's with the Suzuki sign in the backround? J/K. I rode today. It almost made it to 60 here in Buffalo.

I will 2nd what Shamus McFeley suggested, check out Newenough.com. I have a perf. leather that i use most of the time, I have a mesh with a waterproof liner that I use in the rain, but I might get a textile for colder weather. I mihgt get this...