Original sentence: Bore/Stroke.Final Drive.Single sided, aluminium alloy with eccentric chain adjuster.The 955i was only on the outer borders of the Super Sports open class market when it was first released in 1997 and by 2006 was considered more of a Sports Touring bike rather than a full Super Sport, this conflicted with Triumph market position for their recently released 1050 Sprint Sport Tourer.The Triumph Daytona 675 is now considered Triumph's main Super Sport bike.The Triumph Daytona 955i, was a refinement of the T595 in 1999 which included new graphics, throttle bodies and camshafts, exhaust design and rear shock.The name change was in response to consumer confusion over the naming which suggested that the motorbike was a 600cc engine capacity, rather than a 955cc.The post 2002 Daytona 955i never gained the popularity the earlier t595 and pre-2002 models, even though it was a more advanced bike technologically speaking.X-ring chain
Edited sentence: Bore/Stroke 	79 x 65mm.Final Drive 	X-ring chain.Frame 	Tubular, fabricated aluminium alloy perimeter.Swingarm 	Single sided, aluminium alloy with eccentric chain adjuster.The 955i was only on the outer borders of the Super Sports open class market when it was first released in 1997 and by 2006 was considered more of a Sports Touring bike rather than a full Super Sport, this conflicted with Triumph market position for their recently released 1050 Sprint Sport Tourer and possibly lead to the models demise.The Daytona 675 is now considered the marques flagship Super Sport bike.The Triumph Daytona 955i, an evolution from the T595 designation, was an overall upgrade from the earlier model.The first 955i was very little different to the t595.The first Daytonas to be named 955i were 1999 models after the public expressed confusion over the engine capacity of the original t595, often mistaken for a 600cc class motorcycle.The post 2002 Daytona 955i never gained the popularity the earlier t595 and pre-2002 models, even though it was a superior motorcyle in all respects aside from, subjectively, looks