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The parts bin keeps growing as the day goes on. Time for the stock exhaust to go... ... And it’s gone. Proper tools make jobs like this a whole lot easier. Stock Brembo's up front? Yes, please. They won't be going anywhere. Grinding down the rivets makes removing the masterlink for the chain quick and easy. The throttle bodies are one of the last pieces to be taken off before the motor can be pulled. Getting closer...

Most of it actually will not cross over due to fitment issues. Luckily our sponsors will help us out with parts for both the 12 and 13 models.

The boys over at Renthal sent us a care package. We do love their products!

It's Ben's bike on the lift.

Oh man I didn't even get that until you mentioned it. I thought Mike was referring to the seat as already being called for referencing the take off sale in the post above his. It's a bit hectic at work... Don't worry, he won't crush your dreams in here. This is a dream crusher free zone.

The upper fairing and head assembly was first to go You can see Tim is removing the right side panel but the turn signal and R/R need to be unplugged Bodywork removed Tank is next to go Not sure if it looks sexier with our without her skins Nice shot under the tank and air box

We are going to use this thread to document the build of our 2012 Triumph Daytona 675R's as we prepare for the Daytona 200. We have 4 weeks to take the bikes from showroom condition to AMA DSB spec. Let the fun begin Such a good looking bike, however we have plans for this girl!

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Rigid Industries is known for producing extremely bright LED lights for a variety of motor vehicle applications, as well as a small, handheld flashlight that packs a big punch. This flashlight is called the Halo, and it may only be roughly the size of a Mini Maglight, but it’s capable of putting out 10 times the amount of light. The Rigid Industries Halo flashlight uses bright and efficient LED that produces 800 raw lumens on the highest setting, which means that it can project its beam for nearly 1000 feet. Other settings include medium, low, strobe and even an SOS strobe that flashes SOS in morse code. Power comes from a long lasting lithium ion battery which can provide up to three hours of light. The Halo is not only bright, but also extremely tough. It features a black anodized aluminum case that is both impact and water resistant. This combination of brightness, durability, and a compact size make it perfect for just about any location, whether it’s packed with you on a ride, in your car/truck, or in the home. If you’re interested in the Rigid Industries Halo Flashlight, contact MIKE through the forum or by calling 866.931.6644 ext. 804. You can also feel free to send an email to FORUM at RIDERSDISCOUNT dot COM and we’ll get back to you right away! MSRP $99.95 The Rigid Industries Halo LED Flashlight comes with a lithium ion battery, wall charger, and car charger attachment.

Proper tire pressure is key for tire management at the track!

We’ve used GB Racing protectors on a number of our bikes and we can vouch for their durability. Give MIKE a call at 866.931.6644 ext. 804 and order a set for you bike today! Here’s a set on our Triumph 675 project bike.

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Add a more comfortable and stylish set of grips to your bike by picking up a set of Driven D3’s from Riders Discount. Driven D3 grips are made using a combination of machined aluminum and a 2-ply, PVC coated gel that helps absorb vibration and reduce fatigue. They are designed to universally fit 7/8” bars and have an internal length of 4.84”. These grips come in pairs and are available in the following color combinations (the first is the aluminum collar color, and the second is the color of the grip): - Black/Black - Blue/Black - Red/Black - Gold/Black - Silver/Black - Black/White - Black/Clear In addition to these combinations, you can customize them even further by ordering replacements for the gel grips in any of the following colors: - Blue - Gray - Red - White - Clear - Black You can order your Driven D3 grips by calling Nathan at 866.931.6644 ext. 809, or by contacting him through this forum. Is email more convenient for you? Feel free to send those to FORUM at RIDERSDISCOUNT dot COM and we’ll get back to you right away! A set of Driven D3 grips is shown here in Gold/Black. Non-slip, 2-ply gel grips help reduce vibration and fatigue. Driven D3’s are available in 7 color combinations out of the box, and up to 30 different combos when you take the available replacement grip colors into account.

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From safety, to fit and finish, you can't beat Arai when it comes to all around quality.

Are the black or black/white Held Titan gloves a little too plain? Riders Discount also has them available in red for those of you that need a little more color.

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Teknic has updated their popular Xcelerator suit for 2013. At first glance, the new Xcelerator looks quite similar to the outgoing version, but it is a definite step up. Using race experience and input from AMA Pro Superbike champ, Josh Hayes, Teknic made a number of changes that make this a better suit all around. Like before, the majority of the new Teknic Xcelerator suit is constructed using kangaroo leather. This is because kangaroo is much more abrasion resistant than standard cowhide, meaning that thinner material can be used. The result is a suit that is 30% lighter and much more supple from the start. One thing they did change in the overall construction was the cut. The new Xcelerator has more pre-curve, making it a much more comfortable when you’re in the riding position. Adding to the comfort is a large amount of expansion panels - both Kevlar and the accordion leather type. Teknic beefed up these stretch areas by not only switching to a stronger Kevlar material for 2013, but by layering the leather over the stretch material where they meet as well. A leather curtain was also added behind the stretch panel in the lower back. Impact protection comes from CE certified armor in the shoulders, elbows and knees. The shoulders and elbows are both capped with aluminum sliders which are set into molded protectors and backed by energy absorbing foam. Pads can only protect the intended joints when they are lined up properly, which is why Teknic gave the elbow and knee armor a unique velcro system which allows you to easily adjust their position. Beyond the visible armor, there are also pockets of memory foam found throughout the suit to protect areas like the collarbone, chest, thighs, and tailbone. Overall, the new Teknic Xcelerator suit is comfortable, safe, and packs a lot of features for its price. If you’re interested in this, or any other Teknic product, you can get expert sizing advice and place an order by getting in touch with Nathan through the forum, or by calling 866.931.6644 ext. 809. Is email more convenient? Feel free to send one to FORUM at RIDERSDISCOUNT dot COM for a quick response. The 2013 Teknic Xcelerator is available in two colors - Black/White (pictured), and White/Black/Red (photos coming soon). Plenty of stretch panels, along with the new, more pre-curved cut, help make the Xcelerator very comfortable in the riding position. Aluminum sliders protect the elbows and shoulders. They are set into molded protectors and backed by energy absorbing foam. The use of kangaroo leather makes for a lighter and more flexible suit.

Continuing with the new RF-1100 models, today we have the Glacier. This graphic is an interested mix of a stealthy matte finish and high visibility accents. The majority of the helmet is matte black, but breaking this up are two neon yellow stripes running from front to back. It’s a simple, yet effective design.

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If you’re looking to swap out your heavy, conventional battery for a lightweight lithium unit, a Full Spectrum Power is definitely a brand worth considering. In fact, their Pulse batteries have been so successful that FSP Pulse equipped bikes won all three AMA Pro SuperSport championships and the AMA Pro 450 Motocross championship in 2012. In addition to these championships, FSP batteries have also been racking up wins at the dragstrip, and have more professional drag racing wins than all other lightweight batteries combined. Full Spectrum Power Pulse batteries use only the highest quality materials in their construction. This includes certified A123 Systems cells, which were specifically designed to offer maximum power in light, durable form. The cells, circuitry, and wiring is kept safe by a unique, patented outer case. Made using an ultra-tough material called Valox, the case is fire, water, and vibration resistant - unlike the standard ABS plastic used by so many others. FSP’s build quality even extends to the terminals, which are machined from solid brass. With a premium quality materials, solid build quality, and a broad racing pedigree, Full Spectrum Power Pulse batteries make a great addition to any bike. You can get yours by getting in touch with Nathan through the forum, or by calling 866.931.6644 ext. 809. If email is more convenient, feel free to send those to FORUM at RIDERSDISCOUNT dot COM for a quick reply. Full Spectrum Power produces their Pulse batteries in three sizes: P1 - $129 P2 - $209 P3 - $289 Just let us know what bike you have and we'll get you the correct model. The P1 is shown here. A balance charging port is standard on all Full Spectrum Power batteries. Terminals machined from solid brass are very resistant to stripping.