In the Works

Anyone know of one? Right now I am trying to decide between the GSXR, R6, and Daytona if I get an 06

VADA9

D&D in portsmoth would be the closest. They are good people from what two of my friends say.

skr00zloose

d&d cycles, norfolk va, 757-423-1082

owner's name is brian... really cool guy, i've done alot of buisness with him.

that's the only triumph dealer in tidewater that i know of.

Corey

How is triumph with their parts now? I know it was hard to get parts some time ago.

I know it's also hard to get Aprilia parts. Sometimes I think those damn european companies want our bikes to sit waiting for parts.

In the Works

Any good or bad things to say on the Daytona Skrooz?

skr00zloose

all the new triumphs are nice. they've come a LOOOOONG way since they got back in the bike buisness.

if i was gonna spend money on a new bike, there's only one that i'm really interested in (and would actually spend that kinda dough on), and it's a triumph (speed triple)

from what i hear from pretty reliable sources, the daytona is a seriously sweet street bike. plus... it's not the gsxr/yzf/zx that everyone else has.

In the Works

Yeah i have to check but i'm told insurance is cheaper on them too because not all the kids are riding them and wrecking them. Might have to check on that for sure. Thanks for the input

skr00zloose

that depends on the insurance company. some companies base rates on ho woften they get claims on that particulat bike. there's less triumphs on the road, so with that kinda company, you'd get a much better rate.

in one month a few years ago i got an $8,000(!!!) a year quote on a vtr1000 superhawk, and then a $900 a year quote on a ducati 996. both from the same company.

In the Works

Strangely enough the Triumph would be 1278 a yr and the R6 or GSXR would be 945 a yr

skr00zloose

interesting.... what company was that through? i think my quotes were through progressive.