[track.toys]

Just about finished with my track build, at least for this upcoming season. Going to be running the <750 class at my local southwest racing series, ASMA. List of mods is pretty extensive, but I'm sure someone at some point will be wondering what they can run on their bike, since I did some digging to find a few parts used in MotoAmerica twins cup.

Power/Drivetrain:
Hordpower Intake
Akrapovic GP Titanium Exhaust
Wideband O2 sensor w/ tune
Suter slipper clutch (not even remotely comparable to stock slipper, truly night and day)

Managed to put down 72hp and 47ftlbs up here at 5000ft above sea level on pump 91, pretty impressed with just bolt-ons.

Suspension:
Ohlins FGK 242 Hypersport NIX 30 cartridges with 25.5/300/10.0 springs (probably a bit too stiff for most riders under 190lbs, I am definitely swapping)
Ohlins TTX GP Shock for a Triumph Daytona 675, running a custom linkage adapter from Robem Engineering, this will require some minor trimming of the subframe

Chassis:
Billet rear-set adapter plates, also from Robem Engineering (honestly a must, very little chassis flex)
Lift Mount/Sprocket guard kit from Attack Performance, designed for the R6 but bolts directly on
Adjustable rear-sets, also from Attack Performance

Brakes:
ABS delete kit
Spiegler Rennsport Non ABS brake line kit for the R6, direct bolt on (not pictured unfortunately)
Brembo 19mm Corsa Corta master, overkill for factory calipers, 17mm probably the way to go

Misc:
Bonamici brake lever guard
IRC Quickshifter
SharkSkinz fairings w/seat base, using R3 foam seat pad by Woodcraft
iOneMoto upper fairing stay
Domino XM2 quick turn throttle

Next up will be some Dymag wheels and maybe some more performance mods. I'll keep the thread alive as I dump more money into this lovely machine.

 

[MCoop84]

What did you do to the air box? Looks good.

 

[M.Hausknecht]

What did you do to the air box? Looks good.

That is the Hordpower intake. Appears to be unmodified.

 

[ales.burda01]

Hi @track.toys
I have a question for you about the ohlins absorber. Can you please take a picture of how the frame has to be modified to fit in there? The rear shock is from a Daytona 675, is it marked TR469? I have the option to buy a new one on the photo, but the seller has TR637 listed on it. Thanks

 

[tranvannghia16041994]

Hi @track.toys
I have a question for you about the ohlins absorber. Can you please take a picture of how the frame has to be modified to fit in there? The rear shock is from a Daytona 675, is it marked TR469? I have the option to buy a new one on the photo, but the seller has TR637 listed on it. Thanks

I think this post link can help you

Finally painted mine

www.r7forums.com

 

[track.toys]

Hi @track.toys
I have a question for you about the ohlins absorber. Can you please take a picture of how the frame has to be modified to fit in there? The rear shock is from a Daytona 675, is it marked TR469? I have the option to buy a new one on the photo, but the seller has TR637 listed on it. Thanks

Its super simple, bike is in the shop right now from a small spill, but you just cut out a horizontal brace right below the plastic subframe pan. Also, here is the exact shock I used:

Ohlins Triumph Daytona 675/R 13-18 T36PR1C1LB TTX GP Shock

Purchase the Ohlins Triumph Daytona 675 / R 2013-2018 T36PR1C1LB TTX GP Shock from SportbikeTrackGear.com. Get the lowest price, free shipping deal, easy exchanges and no restocking fees - Guaranteed!

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[track.toys]

Little post first event recap on mods:

Got vinyls installed, mostly happy for a first attempt at it. 10.0 springs are absolutely useless for how much weight has been pulled off this bike, should have a 9.5 spring arriving shortly as well as a 9.0 to try out. Swapped to an RCS17 master, and got the Dymag wheels on, dropping 9.5lbs off the rear wheel, and 7 off of the front. Expensive mod, but I would highly recommend over the anvils that are the factory wheels. Also attached a photo of the bike damage, very fortunate to only break a clip-on in an 80mph lovetap involving other bikes!