Cookie's Street Triple 765 R
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Re: Cookie's Street Triple 765 R
Oh Happy new bike day for yesterday :-P
It looks GREAT i think they are very smart.
i dont think i could buy a new bike i would have no self control running it in. The monkey in my head would take over 100 yrds down the road
It looks GREAT i think they are very smart.
i dont think i could buy a new bike i would have no self control running it in. The monkey in my head would take over 100 yrds down the road
"80mph" sorry officer I possibly could not have done that I'm no Valentino Rossi.
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Re: Cookie's Street Triple 765 R
Very nice looking bike that, looks great in Black, loving the colour dash as well 

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Re: Cookie's Street Triple 765 R
Another 100k's on it now. Duke has had a good go on it as he's here at the moment, he seemed to like it.
Tank pads and a few bits on it now. Couldn't change the mirrors as the bar ends on the 765 seem to be different and have a inner inside the bars i couldn't work out how to remove. More research required.
Just need to keep running it in, but thats no hardship
Tank pads and a few bits on it now. Couldn't change the mirrors as the bar ends on the 765 seem to be different and have a inner inside the bars i couldn't work out how to remove. More research required.
Just need to keep running it in, but thats no hardship

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Re: Cookie's Street Triple 765 R
Don't the mirrors just screw it? That's what I did with my 675, I didn't remove anything from inside the bars. I thought it was the same for the 765s
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Re: Cookie's Street Triple 765 R
Did you take the existing bar ends off and expose the tube then push in the new bar ends? Thats what i expected - but doesn't seem that way.Kwacky wrote:Don't the mirrors just screw it? That's what I did with my 675, I didn't remove anything from inside the bars. I thought it was the same for the 765s
There is a metal part inside the bars on this - i'll take a pic later.
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Re: Cookie's Street Triple 765 R
unscrew the bar end and use the screw you get with the mirrors and the mirror infill
you don't need the metal part around the screw, that's for earlier models
You see that metal part in the photo and the tapered end piece? Those are the bits you don't need. Take them off and expose the screw. Then just screw them into the end of the handlebars

The mirror goes up against the end of the bar

you don't need the metal part around the screw, that's for earlier models
You see that metal part in the photo and the tapered end piece? Those are the bits you don't need. Take them off and expose the screw. Then just screw them into the end of the handlebars

The mirror goes up against the end of the bar
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Re: Cookie's Street Triple 765 R
Does yours look like this at the ends?
Also my grips don't go to the end of the bars, there is about 1.5 cm of tube at the end after the grip is fitted.
Also my grips don't go to the end of the bars, there is about 1.5 cm of tube at the end after the grip is fitted.
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Re: Cookie's Street Triple 765 R
The metal part sticking out of your bar end is further inside on my bar end and I don't have that cut out section.
I've got Rizoma grips on my bike.
https://3pistons.co.uk/collections/bar- ... nd-mirrors" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
If you're struggling to fit them ask on TTRUK (Triumph Triple Riders UK) -Rick will help you out.
I've got Rizoma grips on my bike.
https://3pistons.co.uk/collections/bar- ... nd-mirrors" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
If you're struggling to fit them ask on TTRUK (Triumph Triple Riders UK) -Rick will help you out.
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Re: Cookie's Street Triple 765 R
It's a lovely bike. Handles, steers and pulls beautifully. Will be a handful when run in.
The finish is top class too.
Feel privileged to have had a ride on Cookies one day old bike. Thanks mate.
The finish is top class too.
Feel privileged to have had a ride on Cookies one day old bike. Thanks mate.
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Re: Cookie's Street Triple 765 R
Will do - just tried a test fit with your method and the bolt is too long for these - looks like they have changed the design.Kwacky wrote:The metal part sticking out of your bar end is further inside on my bar end and I don't have that cut out section.
I've got Rizoma grips on my bike.
https://3pistons.co.uk/collections/bar- ... nd-mirrors" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
If you're struggling to fit them ask on TTRUK (Triumph Triple Riders UK) -Rick will help you out.
I've sent 3 pistons a load of pictures - i'm happy to be involved in a redesign for the new bike - no rush.
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Re: Cookie's Street Triple 765 R
Top service from 3 pistons - email back in 5 mins...
I am really sorry but my advice was wrong, Our mirrors don't fit the 765 annoyingly.
I have a back up plan though, R&G sell some bar end sliders for the street triple. Our mirrors will clamp around them so you can fit them to your bars.
If you buy these from your Country, let me know how much you paid and I will refund as it's my mistake.
eBay link...
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Re: Cookie's Street Triple 765 R
Blimey, you can't argue with that. Rick seems like a genuine bloke.
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Re: Cookie's Street Triple 765 R
Once you go bla-......nevermind - it's not true...Itchy wrote:Looks rather sensual in black. I'm firming up!.
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Re: Cookie's Street Triple 765 R
Your very welcome. These things are to be enjoyed.duke63 wrote:It's a lovely bike. Handles, steers and pulls beautifully. Will be a handful when run in.
The finish is top class too.
Feel privileged to have had a ride on Cookies one day old bike. Thanks mate.
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Re: Cookie's Street Triple 765 R
Further news on the mirrors. I couldn't get the R&G bar ends in France - R&G don't ship them there.
So i quickly emailed Rick at 3 pistons to check if they were the right ones so i could go looking on French sites.
Low and behold he's ordered them and once he has them will forward them on when he's had a look at them as it may help him change / adjust his design.
Top service!
So i quickly emailed Rick at 3 pistons to check if they were the right ones so i could go looking on French sites.
Low and behold he's ordered them and once he has them will forward them on when he's had a look at them as it may help him change / adjust his design.
Top service!
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Re: Cookie's Street Triple 765 R
Right, I'm sold. In going to invest in a pair of the 3 pistons for the duke.
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If everything seems under control, you're not going fast enough - Mario Andretti