Daytona 660

Discussion in 'Daytona' started by beerkat, Apr 5, 2025.

  1. beerkat

    beerkat Noble Member

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    Has anyone on here actually bought one? I've found a few references, using the search button, but no-one admits to having shelled out the readies for the new(ish) Daytona 660.

    I came across it on the Triumph stand at the NEC show last November and really liked it. I dismissed the idea of owning one because I have 4 bikes and one of them is a 2001 CBR600FS (amazing condition, only 2200 miles). As we know the CBR600 does just about everything well, it's a great all-rounder, but I'm wondering if I'll enjoy the Daytona more. I realise no-one can can tell me whether I will or not but I'm looking for opinions from owners of the 660. Anyone?
     
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  2. joe mc donald

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    @beerkat Like you i have seen this model and liked it. But no experience.
     
  3. beerkat

    beerkat Noble Member

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    Well that's two of us Joe, just need someone who actually owns one to respond.
     
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  4. GT4RC

    GT4RC New Member

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    I'll be picking mine up on the 8th, but it is my first bike, so I won't have much of a frame of reference for you on it.
     
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  5. beerkat

    beerkat Noble Member

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    You get yours the day before I get mine. I pick it up on May 9th from Youles in Manchester.
     
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  6. beerkat

    beerkat Noble Member

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    I collected the Daytona 660 a week ago and have clocked up around 150 miles, at least I think I have because the odometer doesn't show on the screen and I haven't worked out how to find it!. And I like it. Another 450 miles to complete the running-in period before I can really test the engine (why do we have to run-in bikes but not cars?) and comment on handling etc, but the riding position is nowhere near as extreme as my two Hondas (RVF 400 & CBR400), in fact it feels very relaxed with the relatively high bars.

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    There was a £500-off deal last month. Plus it came with a quick shifter. I got the frame protector kit included in the deal and a good discount on the low seat option. Already ordered a tail tidy from Evotech to sort that sticky-out rear end. Other bits will follow.
     
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