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Triumph 675 in LW classes!!!!????  

Started by johnny scheff, December 14, 2005, 02:06:10 PM

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Zac

I remember when the T595 came out.  Triumph claimed it was designed to compete head-to-head against - and beat - the 916.  We really saw that happen...

There are lots of SV killers out there already, like the A/C Ducatis, FX level Buells, TZ framed singles, etc., which not many people race effectively.  I think this bike will fall in the same category

-z.

Super Dave

QuoteI have never, ever seen a triumph on the race track at a CCS race.

I have.  Rider problems caused it not to live up to its potential.  I have seen a Triumph at an AMA round also.  Rider broke the gear boxes.  Again, seemed like a rider problem...different rider.

On paper, the new 675 sounds like an SV killer.  Bikes can be performance indexed, so, I'm sure that Kevin and Eric are working on this.

I see this bike being lighter and more powerful than an old CBR600F2, and those aren't eligible for lightweight.
Super Dave

njracer

#14
QuoteI was looking at this;
How To Get Started in Racing Under CCS (New Rider Mailer)  
http://www.ccsracing.us/forms/2006/2006%20New%20Racer%20Pkg.pdf
 
and it shows;
* LIGHTWEIGHT SUPERSPORT
   Three cylinder, liquid cooled, up to 675cc
* LIGHTWEIGHT SUPERBIKE
   Three cylinder, liquid cooled, up to 700cc
* LIGHTWEIGHT GRAND PRIX
   Three cylinder, up to 700cc


  I got this info from the rule change thread.  I hope that you are right.   Later - Johnny

FWIW - I think it's great and now the 675 is on my "what should I buy for 2006 list".

I hated the day Suzuki introduced the SV and made my Hawk usless.......Maybe this is the SV beater I've been waiting for.

njracer


TommyG

Anyone know where a guy from the Milwaukee area can find a Triumph dealer??

njracer

QuoteAnyone know where a guy from the Milwaukee area can find a Triumph dealer??

Go to the Triumph site and use the dealer locator.

G-reg

There's shambeaus recreation up in two rivers.. about 100 miles straight north..

http://www.shambeaurec.com
--Greg
MW EX#84

ekraft84

Haha.  The Triumph against the SVs?  Pass the pipe this way Kevin.   ;D


(This has to be a misprint/oversight/something.  This would easily win the "rule that makes the least amount of sense" award, if such an award existed.)
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Super Dave

QuoteAnyone know where a guy from the Milwaukee area can find a Triumph dealer??

Tom, I think Team Triumph is in Janesville.
Super Dave

Protein Filled

I wouldn't run out and put money on the bike, unless you don't mind riding in the MW classes. I think the book was already written that way from before. Remember that Kevin can easily exclude or include a bike in any class due to perfomance index. I doubt we will see a Triump 675 racing against LW bikes...
Edgar Dorn #81 - Numbskullz Racing, Mason Racin Tires, Michelin, Lithium Motorsports



Don't give up on your dreams! If an illiterate like K3 can write a book, imagine what you can do!

ecumike

And on the site it says...


2006 Competition Rule Book (Draft Copy)

So the rules aren't even 'final' per se.

oldguy

Well, that will frost my @ss, mine is scheduled to be here in March, LOL

tzracer

QuoteAnyone know where a guy from the Milwaukee area can find a Triumph dealer??

http://www.southeastsales.com/
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