I'm sorry but as a Tuono owner I skipped Daytona and went straight to Tuono part of the video🤣 It is a great one indeed, will keep watching your new videos for sure.
C'mon Ennis, show the Daytona some love too! I went much faster on it than the Tuono! 😅 I appreciate you watching, and look forward to seeing you on the next one! 🙂
@@hiimchad Hi Chad, I recently replaced the handle bar with clip-ons for my Tuono and it could just be me, I feel less tiring on my wrists and waist! How funny is that! My clip-ons are from IMA and they are raised by 10mm so it could be the reason. They have abaolutely changed the riding position, and the bikes feels much more stable when you accelerate hard, due to the more lean forward body position, and I was actually surprised how nimble this bike can be with clip-ons! Just wanted to share with you and hope that you might also want these mods too. Thanks again for the reply and nice videos! Ride safe (in Virtual reality too 😉).
@@ennisyui thanks Ennis! Always keeping it safe.. 😅 Great to hear you're enjoying your clip-ons! Personally, I think I'll be leaving the stock bar on, as I still want to be more comfortable and upright on the road. I can definitely see how it would improve the bike's stability, though! You almost have too much leverage at times with the flat bar. Thank you for sharing! 🙂
Chad, this is a high quality video, your presentation is getting better and better. Your riding is very good also, glad that you got your PB. I love both your bikes, it is usually the case that good average riders are faster on 600s or 675s. It takes a very good rider to get the best out of a litre plus bike. It is a shame when track days get interrupted by accidents, a shame for all concerned. I have never been on a track day without some sort of accident.
Thanks Doug! Glad you've been noticing improvements with my presentation. 🙂 I completely agree. Even a perfectly set up liter bike would intimidate me a bit, as I still don't have a ton of track time in the saddle with that kind of power. I've been riding Daytona 675s on track since 2015, so I'm very familiar with how they work and deliver their power. Crashes are always a bummer, but I've been on the other side of it, so maybe I was a bit harsh when making mention of it during the video. Nonetheless, it is a shame, and unfortunately more common at track days than not. Although, I believe there were no crashes all day when I went for Aprilia Racer Days back in March. That was a first for me!
Hey Chad, 'MASSIVE CONGRAT'S' 🏍🤩 on your 'new lap times' (bet you feel on top of the world - and so you should mate, well deserved). Thanks for track footage, even though I'm over in Australia, it's like being at the track. I really enjoy the laps on both your bikes (although I'll always be bias for the Aprilia 😍). A couple of moments on the Tuono there Chad, don't you DARE put a mark on that bike 😂. I'd love to see what it could do with some 'slicks' on her. Good to see you playing it safe knowing the street tyres aren't the same as your Trumpy. Brett 👍
Hey Brett, thank you! 😁 Definitely a milestone for me, although it's still nearly 17 seconds off the track's all-time motorcycle lap record 😅 Glad I can take you along with me for the ride! I would be so gutted if I put down the Tuono, I really need to invest in some new tires. 🙈 Appreciate your comment and support, as always. 🙂
Have a Tuono and am looking to get a 675 Daytona also, glad I’m not the only one who finds the Tuono quite a lot to handle! It’s a beast though there is so much I can’t get out of it...
It's an incredible bike us mere mortals may never be able to fully exploit, but it sure is a lot of fun nonetheless! Great idea to look for a Daytona as well. They too are fantastic bikes, and much easier to manage. Are you looking for a particular model year?
@@hiimchad yes, the post 2013 update, though if I find one pre 2013 with a full system I’ll take that just for the under tail exhaust! I run supercorsas on the Tuono btw and they are a formidable tyre in the right conditions - but I go through the rear far too quick for my liking and they are very unforgiving when cold or wet, but I would recommend them as the closest alternative to slicks... I can’t afford to run that bike the way I ride it regularly though so I will likely put a 2ct tyre on to get more miles out of it...
@@henrylewin7677 good plan! The 2013+ is a better handling bike with multiple improvements over the 2012, not to say that the older Daytonas aren’t excellent, and prettier to look at! 😉 The ride-by-wire on the 2013 does enable the possibility of adding an aftermarket autoblipper though, which is something I can’t do with my 2012’s cable-driven throttle 😞 I’ve heard many good things about the Supercorsas in ideal conditions, which are normally what I ride in, but I’ve always been a Dunlop guy, so will likely end up with a set of Q4s if I decide to go for that type of tire. If you’re looking for a tire that offers a nice balance between mileage and performance, I’d take a look at the Q3+. Much better mileage than a Supercorsa, but you don’t give up as much edge grip as you do with Rosso IIIs or other dual-compound sport tires.
@@hiimchad I'm planning on it. I used to race, but it's expensive to go around in circles. Haha! You'll find that out very soon. If you ever feel like traveling to race and want to race in Colorado with the MRA, let me know! You'll have a place to crash in Denver.
@@chadwick929 oh yes, I've been warned by all my friends that have raced and understand that a significant portion of my income will be going towards this 🙈 I really appreciate that! I'll definitely keep it in mind. 🙂 To start, I'm planning to stick fairly local (CRA at Buttonwillow and possibly CVMA at Chuckwalla) but I would love to make it out into other series eventually. Thank you! 😁
I've just started watching your vids and love how you tell it how it is, no bullshit. Congratulations on your PB too.I also love your Tuono's, have you had any reliability issues with them ?
Hey Michael! Thank you! Glad you’ve been enjoying my videos. 🙂 Fortunately, I’ve had great experiences with both Tuonos! I sold my RR a few months ago, but in the ~10 months/5k miles I had it, it was very dependable. Same goes for the Factory thus far. I’ve had it for about 6 months now and have racked up ~2500 miles, but so far, so good! Are you shopping for a Tuono?
Not as yet, but have always liked them, their servicing cost for a major service in Australia is around $2,000 I believe, so that may stop me from buying one in the future.
@@michaelmckenna2882 Fair enough! The valve adjustment service does tend to be more expensive than other performance bikes since there are two banks of cylinders to work with, and just because it's Italian. 🙃 It is incredible to ride, though!
Thanks for your reply and feed back, I appreciate it, who knows what will happen in my future, but I hope to have a Tuono one day ! Keep up the good videos and stay safe 👍
@@michaelmckenna2882 It's my pleasure! I love talking/typing about this stuff. 🙂 Keep it front of mind and I'm sure you'll make it work one day! Will do, thank you for the support, and stay safe as well! 😁
Hi there! There are two main reasons: 1) The biggest one is the tires. My Daytona is on slicks, and my Tuono is on Pirelli Diablo Rosso III street tires. The Rosso IIIs are 2 or 3 steps down from the stickiest street tire Pirelli makes (Supercorsas), so the Tuono has nowhere near the level of grip that my Daytona has on its Dunlop NTec slicks. 2) Suspension setup: My Daytona was set up by Dave Moss, a legendary suspension tuner over here on the West Coast of the US. The way the suspension behaves and works with the tires is very predictable for me, and enables me to get more from the tires as a result. I did have the Tuono set up by Suspension Matters, and while it is much better than it was before, it isn't quite as confidence-inspiring as the Daytona. So, the Daytona is a better overall package than the Tuono for riding on track, as they both stand today. I have a feeling lap times would be much closer if the Tuono was on stickier tires, but I definitely feel more comfortable on the Daytona. The Tuono's chassis feeling and mechanical grip are great, but the power can be a little intimidating when I'm starting to exit a corner. Just means I need more practice with it. 🙂 You can be pretty aggressive with the Daytona's throttle before it will start sliding the rear.
Congratulations on your PR! You’ve made amazing progress. I know how much work and dedication you’ve put into it. I’m so proud of you! ❤️
Thank you, and thanks for all your support in this! ❤️
Oh ya, massives congratulations !!! amazing physical performances and nice video. Thanks
Glad you enjoyed Jim! Thanks for checking it out! 😁
I'm sorry but as a Tuono owner I skipped Daytona and went straight to Tuono part of the video🤣
It is a great one indeed, will keep watching your new videos for sure.
C'mon Ennis, show the Daytona some love too! I went much faster on it than the Tuono! 😅
I appreciate you watching, and look forward to seeing you on the next one! 🙂
@@hiimchad Hi Chad, I recently replaced the handle bar with clip-ons for my Tuono and it could just be me, I feel less tiring on my wrists and waist! How funny is that! My clip-ons are from IMA and they are raised by 10mm so it could be the reason. They have abaolutely changed the riding position, and the bikes feels much more stable when you accelerate hard, due to the more lean forward body position, and I was actually surprised how nimble this bike can be with clip-ons! Just wanted to share with you and hope that you might also want these mods too. Thanks again for the reply and nice videos! Ride safe (in Virtual reality too 😉).
@@ennisyui thanks Ennis! Always keeping it safe.. 😅 Great to hear you're enjoying your clip-ons! Personally, I think I'll be leaving the stock bar on, as I still want to be more comfortable and upright on the road. I can definitely see how it would improve the bike's stability, though! You almost have too much leverage at times with the flat bar. Thank you for sharing! 🙂
Great video! That mock race at the end, it was funny to see that Harley Road Glide out there mixing it up! Lol!
Thanks Pez! CRA will have a Baggers class, and that’s what that guy plans to race in, so more power to him! 😁
Chad, this is a high quality video, your presentation is getting better and better.
Your riding is very good also, glad that you got your PB.
I love both your bikes, it is usually the case that good average riders are faster on 600s or 675s.
It takes a very good rider to get the best out of a litre plus bike.
It is a shame when track days get interrupted by accidents, a shame for all concerned.
I have never been on a track day without some sort of accident.
Thanks Doug! Glad you've been noticing improvements with my presentation. 🙂 I completely agree. Even a perfectly set up liter bike would intimidate me a bit, as I still don't have a ton of track time in the saddle with that kind of power. I've been riding Daytona 675s on track since 2015, so I'm very familiar with how they work and deliver their power. Crashes are always a bummer, but I've been on the other side of it, so maybe I was a bit harsh when making mention of it during the video. Nonetheless, it is a shame, and unfortunately more common at track days than not. Although, I believe there were no crashes all day when I went for Aprilia Racer Days back in March. That was a first for me!
Hey Chad, 'MASSIVE CONGRAT'S' 🏍🤩 on your 'new lap times' (bet you feel on top of the world - and so you should mate, well deserved). Thanks for track footage, even though I'm over in Australia, it's like being at the track. I really enjoy the laps on both your bikes (although I'll always be bias for the Aprilia 😍). A couple of moments on the Tuono there Chad, don't you DARE put a mark on that bike 😂. I'd love to see what it could do with some 'slicks' on her. Good to see you playing it safe knowing the street tyres aren't the same as your Trumpy. Brett 👍
Hey Brett, thank you! 😁 Definitely a milestone for me, although it's still nearly 17 seconds off the track's all-time motorcycle lap record 😅
Glad I can take you along with me for the ride! I would be so gutted if I put down the Tuono, I really need to invest in some new tires. 🙈
Appreciate your comment and support, as always. 🙂
superb work to get your PR, the triumph sure is a sweet bike
Thanks Rod! It’s been a long time in the making, and definitely in some credit to the Daytona. It’s a truly sweet bike to ride. 🙂
Good luck at NRO. You got this!
Thanks Jhonny, appreciate your support! Looking forward to sharing the experience with you through here! 😁
Have a Tuono and am looking to get a 675 Daytona also, glad I’m not the only one who finds the Tuono quite a lot to handle! It’s a beast though there is so much I can’t get out of it...
It's an incredible bike us mere mortals may never be able to fully exploit, but it sure is a lot of fun nonetheless! Great idea to look for a Daytona as well. They too are fantastic bikes, and much easier to manage. Are you looking for a particular model year?
@@hiimchad yes, the post 2013 update, though if I find one pre 2013 with a full system I’ll take that just for the under tail exhaust! I run supercorsas on the Tuono btw and they are a formidable tyre in the right conditions - but I go through the rear far too quick for my liking and they are very unforgiving when cold or wet, but I would recommend them as the closest alternative to slicks... I can’t afford to run that bike the way I ride it regularly though so I will likely put a 2ct tyre on to get more miles out of it...
@@henrylewin7677 good plan! The 2013+ is a better handling bike with multiple improvements over the 2012, not to say that the older Daytonas aren’t excellent, and prettier to look at! 😉 The ride-by-wire on the 2013 does enable the possibility of adding an aftermarket autoblipper though, which is something I can’t do with my 2012’s cable-driven throttle 😞
I’ve heard many good things about the Supercorsas in ideal conditions, which are normally what I ride in, but I’ve always been a Dunlop guy, so will likely end up with a set of Q4s if I decide to go for that type of tire. If you’re looking for a tire that offers a nice balance between mileage and performance, I’d take a look at the Q3+. Much better mileage than a Supercorsa, but you don’t give up as much edge grip as you do with Rosso IIIs or other dual-compound sport tires.
@@hiimchad that’s really great intel thank you 🙏 I’ll see what I can afford when my cb1k goes this coming weekend to it’s new owner!
Nice job on the PR! I need to get back to the track more.
Thank you! I’d definitely recommend signing up for the next track day in your area if you can. 🙂
@@hiimchad I'm planning on it. I used to race, but it's expensive to go around in circles. Haha! You'll find that out very soon. If you ever feel like traveling to race and want to race in Colorado with the MRA, let me know! You'll have a place to crash in Denver.
@@chadwick929 oh yes, I've been warned by all my friends that have raced and understand that a significant portion of my income will be going towards this 🙈
I really appreciate that! I'll definitely keep it in mind. 🙂 To start, I'm planning to stick fairly local (CRA at Buttonwillow and possibly CVMA at Chuckwalla) but I would love to make it out into other series eventually. Thank you! 😁
Awesome lap time! Stomach would drop if my front end did that 😵💫on a corner
Thank you! Yeah, I’d prefer to never have that happen again 😅
I've just started watching your vids and love how you tell it how it is, no bullshit. Congratulations on your PB too.I also love your Tuono's, have you had any reliability issues with them ?
Hey Michael! Thank you! Glad you’ve been enjoying my videos. 🙂 Fortunately, I’ve had great experiences with both Tuonos! I sold my RR a few months ago, but in the ~10 months/5k miles I had it, it was very dependable. Same goes for the Factory thus far. I’ve had it for about 6 months now and have racked up ~2500 miles, but so far, so good! Are you shopping for a Tuono?
Not as yet, but have always liked them, their servicing cost for a major service in Australia is around $2,000 I believe, so that may stop me from buying one in the future.
@@michaelmckenna2882 Fair enough! The valve adjustment service does tend to be more expensive than other performance bikes since there are two banks of cylinders to work with, and just because it's Italian. 🙃 It is incredible to ride, though!
Thanks for your reply and feed back, I appreciate it, who knows what will happen in my future, but I hope to have a Tuono one day ! Keep up the good videos and stay safe 👍
@@michaelmckenna2882 It's my pleasure! I love talking/typing about this stuff. 🙂 Keep it front of mind and I'm sure you'll make it work one day! Will do, thank you for the support, and stay safe as well! 😁
Hi man, why you had better lap times on a slower bike?
Hi there!
There are two main reasons:
1) The biggest one is the tires. My Daytona is on slicks, and my Tuono is on Pirelli Diablo Rosso III street tires. The Rosso IIIs are 2 or 3 steps down from the stickiest street tire Pirelli makes (Supercorsas), so the Tuono has nowhere near the level of grip that my Daytona has on its Dunlop NTec slicks.
2) Suspension setup: My Daytona was set up by Dave Moss, a legendary suspension tuner over here on the West Coast of the US. The way the suspension behaves and works with the tires is very predictable for me, and enables me to get more from the tires as a result. I did have the Tuono set up by Suspension Matters, and while it is much better than it was before, it isn't quite as confidence-inspiring as the Daytona.
So, the Daytona is a better overall package than the Tuono for riding on track, as they both stand today. I have a feeling lap times would be much closer if the Tuono was on stickier tires, but I definitely feel more comfortable on the Daytona. The Tuono's chassis feeling and mechanical grip are great, but the power can be a little intimidating when I'm starting to exit a corner. Just means I need more practice with it. 🙂 You can be pretty aggressive with the Daytona's throttle before it will start sliding the rear.
@@hiimchad thanks mate for that long reply. The tuono is my dream bike .
@@homehome6739 my pleasure! It certainly is a dream-worthy bike. 🙂
Wierd lines
Better lines with the same pace would easily shave another 2-3 seconds off my time. Still learning! 🙂