My $1700 Daytona 675 is Finished! (Pt. 2 Test Ride)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2022
- Watch until the end to see the test ride! We converted this 2007 Triumph Daytona 675 from a track bike back to a street bike!
Part 1 of this video: • Making my $1700 Track ...
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There's something magical and rewarding in cleaning , repairing and bringing things back to life .
Had the same model many years back - it truly was the perfect bike: fast, comfortable, and the engine was faultless.
I love the 675s
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if you think this bike is comfortable you have balls of iron
I am in the process of building an 07 as I type. I bought it for the same price. Guy thought the motor was blown and he sold it to me not really disclosing that the motor might be blown. He stated that it would not start.so without testing it first, I went out and bought a spare motor. However, the motor was not the problem. The problem was that there was a stater bolt that had came loose. Apparently, he dropped the bike and did not disclose that to me either. Well, because the stater was loose It caused the stater to jar when he dropped it and it broke one of the stater stays inside of the casing. This was the rattling he heard. It was rattling around like a penny in the tin can. So I replaced everything brand new. Upon further inspection of the bike, all the brake pads were almost down to the metal. The tires were in horrible condition. There were exposed wiring under the seat. He tried to do a rectifier relocation but he did it really sloppy with a bunch of electrical tape. Continuing to ride this bike would have inevitably cause this boy to die. So, I do race. I am turning the bike into a track street bike. My other bike is a 2015 RSV4 factory Aprilia built for the track. So this bike I wanted to keep as a streetable track bike. I'm almost done, but I ended up replacing everything. Pretty much new everything. I went through the whole entire bike. They are great bikes. The only problem is ordering parts. Most of the time you gotta get them from over seas. That may take forever. Great restoration
the same here Rob...675s r super nice n ez to ride n maintain...top work as well!
I love this channel, I've learned a lot just by watching your videos, Thank you good sir and keep up the great work
I just love everything about this bike
Sick bike… amazing what a little spray detailed and a towel can do!
Love that bike transformation...awesome❤️
Beautiful bike
Great job on getting it ready for the rd.
I have identical bike always rode gsxr750s but definitely love my 675 keeps me a little slower under 150mph anyways
OMG, I used to own one of those. Same year, same color. Loved the bike. Converted her to a track bike later. She was a beauty and a beast!
I thank you and so does this Triumph.
I really enjoy your videos
Beautiful bike!
Awesome bike
Loved this vid. Bringing back a 2007 sv1000 from salvage. Almost gave up on it. Papers clear now.
Awesome!
good 675 keep going
Great piece of work! Not a lot of labor involved this time, but a great project! But man was that a lot of rust coming out of the cooling system. At first, I thought it was just orange coolant, but since it was a track bike that wouldn’t be the case. Good eye for the loose bolt on the case cover.
Keep up the good work!
Cool brother ❤
Beautiful job, well done 👍 😀
Thanks Mark!
so much work, even more filming it all even mmore editing. GJ, love watching. and Im always telling people check them fasteners all the time, oil filter too. thats a unique way of safety-wiring the oil filter. thats one thing i check all the time, and plug an fill cap r safety-wired. vibration people. CHK UR SH*T!.
Awesome content! I need more of the raw riding with that Daytona Whistle OMG haha. I have an 08 Daytona Blackout with gold accents haven't rode in 2 yrs it started slipping in second at mid rpms and I had a stretched chain that over stretched and started slapping at 155 on a country road no gear on and jammed the rear tire causing fishtail so I took the hint and took a break but damn I need to get back on keep the inspiration coming and have fun they are so nimble and fast enough lol got me jelly.
Sounds like your issue was not the bike. But poor maintenance. Bikes are dangerous enough. We must take the time to make sure they are in the best operational shape possible.
wow that came out real good ! nice work.
Thank you! Cheers!
Nice work, The Triumph looks straightforward and not over engineered. Even though my bikes only a Suzuki its still way more complicated and annoying to remove bits or parts. Removing the sprocket cover is a total PITA due to the clutch lever going through it.
Couldn't agree more!
Thre's something intoxicating about those triple cylinder engines .
Bro i was looking forward for this video great job
Hope you like it!
@@RKMotorsports yes i do. Really like it👍🏻
Dayuuum!! Been a Hot minute since any vids. Thought the channel was done. Glad you back to posting Rob.
Been a lot of things going on lately, i'm back at it though!
Hear ya on the busyness. Glad your back. 👍🏻
another great video brother! greetings from Greece!
Love the vids ! :) but fill the oil filter with new oil first than fit it on 👌
stubby Philips is paramount for motorcycle repair, thats a pretty bike for sure!
front sprocket is toast
love the vids , keep it up, btw youtube somehow didnt show me your last uploads in my feed i have no clue why ... hate it
Plenty more to come!
Beauty
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I just bought a 2010 r6 with light slide damage, a new fearing and a new dyno cover and I've got a as good as new bike.
Awesome!
❤️
How to claim sir
I am a beginner and I was thinking about getting one of these for my first bike, but I don’t know too much about Triumph
I just bought one identical to this bike, I have no regrets. It's an awesome machine.
@@mlebl6857 Thx
My friend, you are amazing. I have a job at home and I am abroad, and I have no one to occupy it, and I will be away for a year. Will it work?
You make it look easy 😢
you should install Motohorn horns for best sefty! just an idea right?
hey man love the videos i just bought a 675 in this year as a firstt bike and dropped it and it has a little damage on the left side of the tank any idvice how to take car of that?
Having gone to a Loctite school, a little goes a long way. A dot of red Loctite will be ok.
Nice content, I wish u can help me with a situation I have a 02 yamaha r1 and on my dash it reads HI temperature and the speedometer does workout everything work the fan. I wonder if you can help me to fix it back to my normal screen?
why not fill the filter? is the filter after or before the pump?
When you will work on that black zx10r
Whats with all those wires, relays hanging down on the lefy side?
The coolant looks like a taco bell special!
Too accurate hahahah
@@RKMotorsports :D
Dude. 🤮
Ha-ha!
Hey guys!!!!!... I have a 2000 Triumph TT600 and a 1999 Triumph Sprint St 955.... Any recommendation on a good coolant to use on them at the auto stores?.. I don't have a dealer around me!!!.. Thank you!!!!.. Tim
These crash protectors seem cosmetic xD
Mobil1 4t huh?
So me using 10W40 is a bad thing then?☹️
Do you sell these rebuilds on your channel or do you just keep for collection? thanks would be interested in buying one of these lol
Watching you change the oil made me ask, what do you do with the oil? I never changed my car oil personally (take it to get changed), because I don't know what to do with it. Where do you dispose of it?
You can take them to the auto parts store here in the US, and they can accept it for recycling.
I just watched the latest 2014 Yamaha R1 ride and then watched this older one. No front sprocket cover on either "finished" bike. Does this guy have something against front sprocket covers, or are the manufacturers just leaving them off nowadays?
Please add link for the first part i can't find it
Just added the link in the video description for you!
What’s the red stuff he put on the screws ?
Threadlocker
U should wash the bike in the video water ain’t gonna hurt it
What are those red drops for? You put them on the screws before screwing then in
Red Loctite, holds the bolts in so they can't back out
@@RKMotorsports thank you!
She'd prefer Castrol but bleep bloop manual
I took a Suzuki class and it didn't work
start using a torque wrench please
Hey Ryan longtime watcher.recently used you and a couple other TH-camrs as motivation to start my own motorcycle channel and found it in me to do my first fairing swap on my bike by myself.the video is up on my channel..thanks man
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WHY WOUD THIER BE RUST IF THE EGINE IS ALL ALUMINUN?
From which country you are
USA
@@RKMotorsports Thanks bro
I had a dream to meet you
who want to drive a crasched bike in 100 mph/h?
I do, after i checked it for structural faults
Are you just going to leave the worn chain and sprockets on? They're trashed. Also buy a torque wrench.
Ohh but that bike was a track bike, that’s why you get it for $1.700, a track bike is much cheaper than a street bike because you have to put a lot of money on these bikes, a good daytona 675 cost more than $5.000 dollars, you cant find Daytona 675 for $1.700 hahaha
I just bought an 08 like this one, paid $6,000,in good condition.
Bike sat in a garage for years, only had 6400 miles on it. Love the bike!!!
Hello sir i need to talk to you about my bike please can you tell me your instagram page please sir..