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Daytona 675cc 06 – 12
Daytona R 675cc 11 – 12
Street Triple 675cc 07 – 16
Street Triple R 675cc 09 – 16
Street Triple RX 675cc 2016
Does not cover the 2013-on 675 Daytona.
Contents
Introduction
Pre-ride checks
Chapter 1 : Routine maintenance and servicing
Chapter 2 : Engine, clutch and transmission
Chapter 3 : Cooling system
Chapter 4 : Engine management system (fuel and ignition)
Chapter 5 : Frame and suspension
Chapter 6 : Brakes, wheels and final drive
Chapter 7 : Bodywork
Chapter 8 : Electrical system
Wiring diagrams
Reference
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Key features:
The Daytona 675 was introduced in October 2005, though marketed as a 2006 model. It superseded the four cylinder TT600, and took advantage of the extra 75cc allowed in the Supersports class for three-cylinder engines. For 2009 power output and engine rev limit was increased through modifications to the cylinder head and fuel mapping, and the 1st gear ratio was higher. The cam chain tensioner was hydraulic instead of mechanical. The SH125 continued without change until 2005 when stricter emission laws forced the fitting of fuel injection for many motorcycles and scooters over 50cc. The PGM-FI injection system was the same as already fitted to the 125/150cc Pantheon models. Our repair manual makes the ideal companion when you’re undertaking maintenance or repairs on your morotrcycle.
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