Triumph 675, I was skeptical when i read the reviews, several magazines etc have rated them best of the bunch, but I don't believ it till i see it.
A few weeks ago we had the flying 1/4 at edendale in the heart of the r rolling south, they put up good speed for a sports production bike. but at the racing the next day they didnt figure much (the riders, chris and glen, hadn't ridden 600's very much at that point or at all at teretonga).
then In the weekend we were at levels for racing, and glen haywood had his 675 there, i followed him onto the back straight and opened it up thinking i would have passed him by about 3/4 down the back straight, imagine my suprise when i could only pull along side at the end of the straight!!! the next lap i had better drive (and he had a very shagged tire) and i managed to make the pass stick, but i left the track thinking how great it is to have onther very competitive brand competing in sports production. especially concidering they are the in the first generation of development.
so if you are concidering going with the triple, don't think you will be out gunned cos they are pretty rapid bikes, combined with a nice thin chassis and good handling.
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