Click here for an CycleVIN Motorcycle History Report on this 2009 Triumph Daytona 675. Additional photos are available here for your perusal.
2009 was an excellent year for the Daytona 675, both on the street and on the track. The race bike (with Augusta Triumph) scored their first pole, podium, and victory, and they went on to win the AMA Pro Moto GT1 championship. A 675 ended up placing fifth in the manufacturer’s championship in World Supersport that year, as well – not bad for their first season! The production bike got a couple of cosmetic changes (new turn signals and a redesigned front fairing), there were several small improvements such as a higher redline (+3 horsepower), taller first gear, and upgraded suspension.
Eventually, Triumph would create a “R” version of the Daytona with upgrades like Brembo brakes and Ohlins suspension – as a 2009 model, this bike (VIN: SMTD00NS19J408978) was too early for those options but the seller has equipped it with an impressive set of upgrades nonetheless. The seller is the 71 year-old original owner – he purchased it new from Gold Coast Motorcycles.
The odometer shows 4,541 miles.
The list of upgrades includes: Ohlins TTX shock.
Carbon fiber rear hugger, carbon fiber heel guards, and LSL foot pegs.
LSL bar risers and Scott’s steering damper.
Puig smoked double bubble windscreen.
Watsen Design LED front turn signals.
GSG Mototechnik frame sliders.
R&G front axle sliders
Jardine Carbon fiber exhaust with tail integrator.
It is also equipped with two optional Triumph pieces – the rear seat cowl (stock passenger seat and pegs included) and the low seat (stock seat is included).
The seller is losing his garage space and needs to consolidate his collection. There are no cosmetic or mechanical issues – the bike is said to be “perfect.” Have any Daytona stories or questions? Let us know in the comments below.
