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2000 Triumph Daytona 955i (2000)
Excellent condition Triumph Daytona 955i, no missing parts or scratches. Small hairline crack by windscreen on nose fairing. Original owner was a very close friend of mine who sold me bike with 3000 miles. I have since maintained this bike routinely with Mobil One Fully Synthetic Motorcycle oil and Triumph oil filters. End of last season maintenance included new triumph air filter, spark plugs, new sprockets, new chain, flushed coolant system, new front brake pads. I have passenger seat and original manual for bike. Minor modifications include clear LED taillight, D&D slip on exhaust, clear turn signals, tinted wind screen, and side mount liscence plate. This bike Runs and Sounds Great!2013-10-03 11:07:33Palm Coast, Florida, US20,4013,000.00 -
TRIUMPH DAYTONA 955I w Extras, Year 2000 No Reserve, Give away Price (2000)
For your consideration:Triumph Daytona 955i Silver, Year 2000 NO RESERVEI am the third owner. Bike is a Triumph Classic and runs great.New Give Away Price, end of Summer sale because I need room in my garage, down to only 8 bikes, LOL! Some Extras:Showa forks adjustableRace Tech front fork springsHeadlight off switchUpright handlebars like Heli for long distance comfort Missing:Front signals, but probably will install some flush-mounts before end of auction, I will post pictures after to show.Fairing: Bike was dropped in a garage and left side was damaged.2013-09-27 05:26:28New York, New York, US19,1522,500.00 -
2001 Triumph Daytona (2001)
2001 Triumph Daytona 955iOnly 866 miles Micron Carbon exhaust systemLike new condition, just never ridden.The Daytona 955 was an evolution of the T955, lots of upgrades.The Daytona is a excellent bike for a sport biker that doesn't want the extreme seating of some of the Japanese liter bikesGreat styling and different from the rest,make this bike a great buy. Call 503 475 8078 Josh or 503 819 9007 Matt for details2016-07-27 04:56:22Portland, Oregon, United States86624000 -
2004 Triumph Daytona (2004)
Bike is in good condition with 17,981 miles. Minor scrapes shown in photos. Current registration.2016-06-14 15:44:27Fountain Valley, California, United States174,700.00 -
2006 Triumph Daytona Sportbike (2006)
2006 Triumph Daytona , I am selling my 2006 Triumph Daytona 675. There is a little over 4k miles on it with over $3000.00 upgrades. I have all the original parts besides the original exhaust too.2013-09-05 05:52:19Denver, CO, US45,999.00 -
2007 Triumph Daytona (2007)
This M/C was left behind in a garage that I manage in NYC...I rode myself and doesnt appear to have any mechanical issues...2016-08-12 04:54:14Merrick, New York, United States82,800.00 -
2007 Triumph Datyona 675 Only 8458 miles (2007)
Stop looking and start riding. This 2007 Truimph Daytona 675 is one great looking bike. At only $5995.00 anyone can afford to get in the wind.2013-09-04 13:51:55Edinboro, Pennsylvania, US8,4585,495.00
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