This comprehensive Triumph Daytona 955i & Speed Triple 955 Workshop Service Repair Manual covers model years 2002-2006. It provides detailed instructions and illustrations, wiring schematics, and diagrams, empowering you to service and repair your motorcycle with confidence. This manual, the same one used by dealer technicians for diagnosing, servicing, and repairing these models, offers a wealth of information to ensure your Triumph remains in top condition. The table of contents includes sections covering general specifications, periodic maintenance, engine removal and installation, engine dismantling and reassembly, engine servicing, transmission, lubrication system, fuel system, electrical system, brakes, suspension, wheels, frame, wiring diagrams, and troubleshooting. With its detailed information and easy-to-follow format, you'll have the knowledge and resources you need to perform any maintenance task, from routine checks to in-depth repairs.

The Triumph Daytona 955i and Speed Triple 955 are iconic motorcycles from the British marque, produced between 2002 and 2006. These motorcycles represent the pinnacle of Triumph's engineering prowess during this era, boasting powerful engines, nimble handling, and striking aesthetics. The Daytona 955i, renowned for its track-focused performance, featured a fully-faired bodywork, aggressive riding position, and a powerful 955cc, three-cylinder engine capable of producing over 130 horsepower. The Speed Triple 955, on the other hand, presented a more street-oriented approach, opting for a naked design with a higher handlebar and a slightly less aggressive riding posture. Despite its less track-focused nature, the Speed Triple 955 retained the same potent engine and agile chassis, making it an exceptional choice for enthusiastic riders seeking a balance of performance and versatility.

Both the Daytona 955i and Speed Triple 955 earned widespread acclaim for their masterful blend of power, handling, and styling. These motorcycles were praised for their smooth and responsive engine, offering an exhilarating acceleration across the rev range. The handling was equally impressive, with a precise and predictable nature that inspired confidence in both experienced riders and those new to the world of sportbikes. The striking aesthetics, featuring sharp lines and a purposeful design, further enhanced the allure of these Triumph models. The Daytona 955i, with its aggressive stance and fully-faired bodywork, became a favorite among track enthusiasts, while the Speed Triple 955, with its naked design and distinctive headlight, found its home among riders seeking a blend of performance and everyday usability.