Drop me a line if you ever get to these parts.

It's a fun bike to ride, very different from a 600 i4.
IT doesn't win on flat out power but it more than makes up for it with plenty of torque everywhere along the powerband.

I've had it lift the front out of tight hairpins as low as 4.5K.

take care.

- Kevin

i live in the states in north carolina but if i am evr in belguim id love to ride with ya.. i currently own a honda 600rr but am lookin to try out a new bike for a while and have been a fan of triumps since i was a kid.. even the new 07 cbr which is supposibly the best in its class is compared to the triumph which in my opinion says alot

Well, mine already has 19 something thousand kms on it in a little over half a year.

Like i said, nothing major.

I own a 2007 675 and its an outstanding bike. this is definitly the best motorcycle I have ever ownd. the bike sounds good and hands very well. and no problems yet.
Highly recommended.

I've had some minor glitches but nothing that prevented me from riding it. It always fires up. Everything was always taken care of under warranty ... although you have to be a bit patient with triumph sometimes :) The early ones had some ECU problems but they all got recalled.

It's a very fun bike to ride. It's not nearly as rev-hungry as other 600 class or even some litre class bikes. It'll pull quite happily at 3.5-4K In mountain passes and tight hairpins i leave my friend's '06 R1 behind.

Where are you from? I live n Belgium, if you're close to here i'd let you ride it if you want.

- Kevin

u had any prob out of the bike?? i was looking at maybe getting one i love the sound of the 3 cylinder

It has the triumph TOR exhaust, 350 bucks fitted is all it costs.

what makes you say this ?

does your bike only rev in first gear and with the clutch pulled in?

bike sounds awesome , do u have the stock exhaust on the bike still?