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Old 05-30-2009, 12:35 AM   #1 (permalink)
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So i'm planning on upgrading to a 675. I'm not sure if i'm going to get a response to this question considering this place is so dead, but you 675 riders...is there any pros cons about the bike? is it comfortable to ride? i'm 5'11" 195lbs

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personally. i'd go to the triumph website and look for a demo day. free rides on all triumph bikes. last spring i test road the 675 and the speed triple. i'm still waiting for the perfect deal to purchase though.

it's a pretty aggresive riding position. after our 15-20 mile ride i felt some discomfort.

if you can't get to a demo day, i'd try to find one that is on a vertical stand. something you can get both legs up on the pegs and both hands on the bars and hold that position for at least 5 minutes (like you were riding).

also check Triumph675.Net
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