Kwacky's 675 Street Triple
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Re: Kwacky's 675 Street Triple
That lid looks awesome with the street!.....
*whispers* buy the green one for the versys............
*whispers* buy the green one for the versys............
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Re: Kwacky's 675 Street Triple
They are great bikes. Have fun this morning did we?Kwacky wrote:Got to work in style
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Lid looks great.
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Re: Kwacky's 675 Street Triple
Cavetroll87 wrote:That lid looks awesome with the street!.....
*whispers* buy the green one for the versys............
At present I've got 2 HJC lids, a Nolan and a Roof in the house. Plus my holiday Nolan in France.
So the chances of me sneaking another lid into the house are pretty pretty slim.
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Re: Kwacky's 675 Street Triple
C00kiemonster wrote:They are great bikes. Have fun this morning did we?Kwacky wrote:Got to work in style
Lid looks great.
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It took me a while to get my head out of Versys mode. The lack of height was something I missed when I was in the traffic. That said, the STR is very nimble so filtering is a doddle.
It's wet leaves on the road season so I was a little bit more cautious than usual. If the roads are dry when I leave work I may have a play on the way back to my manor.
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Re: Kwacky's 675 Street Triple
my big regret when I bought my STR was I got the black and not the white, looks lovely mate
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Re: Kwacky's 675 Street Triple
Cheers. The white paint is nice. It shines really well.
I noticed that the lacquer on the rear wheel has blistered. I'll be having a word with Triumph when I can next get the bike to them.
I noticed that the lacquer on the rear wheel has blistered. I'll be having a word with Triumph when I can next get the bike to them.
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Re: Kwacky's 675 Street Triple
The new gloss black is nice, I had the matt black one which meant that whenever I parked anywhere remotely sunny the tank got insanely hot causing the bike to wee petrol out of the overflow pipe due to the amount of vapours rising and then condensing down, Triumph replaced the tank once as they said it wasn't right and then when it carried on doing it said, nah its normal......C00kiemonster wrote:No sorry black is better
Wish id bought the white one.....
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Re: Kwacky's 675 Street Triple
Have you seen the car vs bike drift battle videos? I think you should turbo your bike. Watch the video and it will make sense ![Smile :)](./images/smilies/emoticon-0100-smile.gif)
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Re: Kwacky's 675 Street Triple
Ordered a carbon rear sea cowl. It's a second so I got it half price. If I don't like the look of it II'll sell it on.
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Apparently there are some small bubbles in the lacquer.
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Apparently there are some small bubbles in the lacquer.
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Re: Kwacky's 675 Street Triple
I like that a lot, really suits the bike.
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Re: Kwacky's 675 Street Triple
I also like the front mud guard and the tank sliders, they look really good.D6Nutz wrote:I like that a lot, really suits the bike.
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Re: Kwacky's 675 Street Triple
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Genuine-Rizo ... 2408914016" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Tempting.
Tempting.
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Re: Kwacky's 675 Street Triple
Like there's a decision to be made!
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Re: Kwacky's 675 Street Triple
Evotech rad guard ordered. Brand new, half price.
I'll fit that and prep the bike for winter. I can't see me riding it again this year.
I'll fit that and prep the bike for winter. I can't see me riding it again this year.