2006 Triumph Daytona 675 (triple) Oem Crank Shaft on 2040-parts.com
Hyde Park, New York, US
Crank shaft is in great shape , was removed from a clean 2006 Triumph Daytona motor. All the bearings where in great shape when removed from this unit showing no signs of any damage.The photos are in sequence from left to right to give you a view of each journal in comparison to the full view of the crank. No longer have the rods or any of the bearings to go with this . RETAILS NEW for around 1500.00
Crank was professionally checked All the main and rod journals are to OEM Specs :
1.3980 Rods
1.3980 Mains
Runout was performed - (.000)
May fit other year models please check before buying. Buy with confidence, will be packed with care
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