yea know what you mean instant gymnast, the guy who built it has loads of info about it on the Triumph 675 site, not a viable operation, but what a beautifull tool, make R1 and Blade riders s*** themselves trying to keep up on the track I rekon,
Cheers Rowly, there is a Californian called Dave Moss at http://www.catalystsuspension.com who has a real nice paint scheme on his 675 apart from the flames on the nose cone. will post this web address in maintenance section also as their seems to be quite a bit of information on here.
Fantastic bike but WHAT A TOOL!!! Sounds exactly like my 675 with a TOR can on.. Respect for work he has done n MONEY SPENT but JESUS Get a life!!
This lad has been posting the progress of his project 675/726 on the Triumph675 .net site for the last year or more, I look it up every so often to see what he is up to with it, his idea was to sell the upgrade to anyone who wanted the job done on their bike. There was supposed to be 3 stages of up grades and this was the end result of the first stage I think. He spent a lot of money and a lot of his time on the project. Cant remember where exactly he is based, but it is in the USA somewhere. I think that he should be applauded for the work he has done, I like your idea Deegee about keeping it looking standard, you can imagine some guy on his R1, Blade or better still a 1198 at a track day not being able to figer out why he can not shake the Triumph of on the straights,
