The new 765 will cost me about 2k more but that will still be on the bike value in 5 yrs time surely. Am I right?

Surely the new 765 gotta be worth more than a 2 yr old 675 in 5 yrs time.

I don’t think you’ll go far wrong with either. Personally I’d go for the bling, but I’m tight and like bling! Especially bling that someone else has paid for I,m not really a bling enthusiast Monty but I,m more of a futuristic proff who thinks about long term gains and value adding ideas. 8) I,d pa...

Kwacky wrote:Very little change in sound, certainly not much louder. The new regulations mean the sound is killed before it gets to the exhaust.

Cheers for the info.

Kwacky wrote:A race can on the 765 will make almost no difference at all, so don't waste your money on one.

Really? Not even sound wise?

Kwacky I,ve decided to go for the new one out of the two cos its brand new on an 18 plate a more modern bike, more powerful with 2 full years of warranty. Its worth paying a little bit more for and after 5 years will that much be wortth more than the 675 model. I,ll worry about adding race can etc. ...

Kwacky wrote:Triumph reliability is really good now.

My only thinking guiding me towards the 675 is that not only I save £36 a month and I would also save a £1000 on buying a race can and some other useful bling that the 675 has.

Kwacky wrote:Is the 675 the R model?

Both bikes are pretty much spot on for road riding and occasional track use. The 765 has electronic rider aids which the 675 doesn't.

You'll have fun on either.

Its an R model they both are.

Also Kwacky... What are the Triumphs like for reliability?
I really like one of these bikes though b,cos first of all they,re British and secondly they have a certain style that the Japanese bikes don,t.

Dont make matters worse kwacky by putting more ideas in my head. Hehehe I cant get a loan cos I,m not working yet but I can get hp loan. Dont ask me why but its like that. But overall the guy reckons theres not much difference between the old 675 and the new 765. What do u think? I intend to test th...

Hey guys, I,ve been to Triumph in Manchester this afternoon. Seen a brand new 765 tripple R for £8500 and on finance over 5 yrs monthly payments are £168. £500 deposit to be paid in advance. There was also a 675 on 66 plate 7000 pounds with at least £1000 worth of useful bling on it, like race can a...

I dont get it. You have 2 bikes and want to get rid of one of them only to buy another one? Whats wrong with the street tripple you have? Why not keep that and sell your other bike? It sounds like your requirements perfectly fit the street tripple you already have. Kwacky.... am I missing something ...

PCP is another option if you're looking for low monthly payments Kwazaki are doing a 0% deal on Z900 but it works out too expensive and I dont rally want to spend that much on a bike any more and thats why I liked the pcp option on the honda cos it only works out about £80 a month. (beer) I,m not w...

Frankie wrote:Welcome....Kwack's bike Is worth a look at, lots of bike for the money a perfect bike to fit your needs for sure.

Hello Frankie, If Kwacky sells his bike to me for £80 a month I could definitely go for it.

I,m going to triumph in Manchester today and see if I can test a 675 street tripple and also see what finance deals they have. I,ll report back on the result of my visit. Cheers guys for all your inputs

D41 wrote:Canny. Up & downs, swings & roundabouts, etc......yourself??

Same for me mate. I kicked the downs out and came the ups but now I,m totally recharged.

duke63 wrote:Street Triple would be perfect I reckon.

Hey man how you doing? Great to see you again. Cheers

Kwacky thats great but I need to buy a new bike to take advantage of their monthly paying schemes. I dont want to pay cash hence looking for a good deal on zero interest finance deal etc.

Stonsie, thanks for that, it was great. Cheers

D41 wrote:Aye up!!

hiya mate. Hope you,re ok these days.