2008 Triumph Daytona 675
It looks great when seen from two blocks away and things
keep getting better and better as you come near it. Triumph is
dedicated to the fact that motorcycles should not only perform, but look
true to their abilities also. You will find the Daytona 675 completing
with the English manufacturer requirement with ease.
If I was to compare it with a Japanese bike in the same class, I would name the CBR600RR, and I bet you’ll agree with me on this one.
Razor sharp looking and implying an aggressive riding position, the rider gets a piece of the action even before it starts the motor. No matter the color of the bike (Yellow, Red or Graphite), the matte black frame gives it a nice, aggressive note (in case it needed it) and the 17 inch alloy wheels featuring five spokes each, further enhance that look.
The 2008 Special Edition is purely aesthetic improved and it has all the chances to make the difference for those very demanding riders. Phantom Black painted and featuring gold finished wheels and gold colored decals, the Daytona 675 Special is a true step further for this model.
If I was to compare it with a Japanese bike in the same class, I would name the CBR600RR, and I bet you’ll agree with me on this one.
Razor sharp looking and implying an aggressive riding position, the rider gets a piece of the action even before it starts the motor. No matter the color of the bike (Yellow, Red or Graphite), the matte black frame gives it a nice, aggressive note (in case it needed it) and the 17 inch alloy wheels featuring five spokes each, further enhance that look.
The 2008 Special Edition is purely aesthetic improved and it has all the chances to make the difference for those very demanding riders. Phantom Black painted and featuring gold finished wheels and gold colored decals, the Daytona 675 Special is a true step further for this model.
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