2009 Triumph Daytona 675 - Phantom Black/graphite on 2040-motos
Year:2009
Mileage:5230
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Type:Sportbike
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2009 Triumph Daytona 675 - PHANTOM BLACK/GRAPHITE, 2009 Truimph Daytona 675 in immaculate condition and with super low low miles. Barely ridden, always garaged and perfectly maintained with some very tasteful upgrades. Upgraded front brake fluid reservoir, rear integrated tail lights, rear fender eliminator, two brothers exhaust, tank protector, rear sliders, front tinted windshield, and ASV shorty levers (not pictured). Buy with confidence...this is the perfect bike for getting around town fast or taking to the track to go even faster!! Handles incredibly and is a stellar bike that beats the look or style of any other on the road. Triumph is know for quality and quality is standard on these bikes...unlike other japanese bike made with cheap plastics and low cost parts. $7,800.00
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