Super III Daytona 675

Triumph has unveiled a limited edition model of its Daytona 675, exclusively for the UK market.

Named the Super III after a special version of the Daytona 900 that was launched in 1994, it features a Racing Yellow colour scheme courtesy of custom paint shop Eight Ball. The finish incorporates some impressive detailing, including hand-airbrushed badges and Union Flag motifs for the fairing.

Triumph Super III Daytona 675 (2013) Side

Triumph Super III Daytona 675 (2013) Front Side Detail

Completing the package are a quick shifter, adjustable alloy levers and the use of carbon fibre for the mudguard, cockpit trim and exhaust surround.

Just 75 examples will be available at a price of £8,999, which is £350 more than the standard version.

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