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Old 12-20-2012, 01:57 AM   #31
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This thing is getting harder to resist!
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Old 12-20-2012, 06:09 AM   #32
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This thing is getting harder to resist!
maybe you can add it to your garage along with your 50,000 other bikes
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Old 12-24-2012, 10:33 AM   #33
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maybe you can add it to your garage along with your 50,000 other bikes
Maybe...

I'm actually sitting here debating about buying the last of the '12 D675R models in my state.
I've been told it's THE last one in a 5 state area.

But the more I read about the new incoming example, the less interested I am in the outgoing model. The '12 is no slouch, but I want a slipper clutch, and prefer the centralized exhaust.
I think it's a hot looking bike. Maybe not as hot as the '12, but for all of the improvements Hinkley has made, it seems to be an awesome package.
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Old 12-24-2012, 07:48 PM   #34
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More torture/ teasing/enticing.

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Old 12-27-2012, 03:45 PM   #35
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Factory race kit available.

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Looks like a bloody wicked track bike straight out the box.
No mods required. Just pull out of the crate and ready to rip on !!
Agile and powerful, you do not see these two qualities displayed
in a factory ride together very often. They are usually mutually exclusive !!
With all the mods done at the factory, you save thousands. If you
were to spend all the $$$ converting a Japanese supersport to these
specs add on at least 3-4 grand to their price.
1) Slipper Clutch
2) Quick Shifter
3) Ohlins suspension
4) Steel Braided brake lines
5) Switchable ABS with a track mode
6) Slip-on Hindle exhaust
7) Pirelli Diablo Supercorsa SP rubber

You couldn't touch anything else new for $13,500 with all these goodies.
The 13 Daytona 675R seems like a no brainer for a middle-weight trackie.

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Compilation of design photos/drawings.

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Can't wait to see one of these in person. At the top of my list for when it comes time to upgrade.


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That is one sexy a$$ bike. Might have to reconsider the Ducati.
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@ torchsport..did I see you post about a purchase on the 675 forum? I think we need to see photos if you haven't put them up on here already.


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