These guys are always spot on with the service. Turns out it was the the selector spring which had snapped.
Obviously it's not supposed to.
Tiger fixed
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Frankie
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Tiger fixed
Tiger got picked up today, as some may know it went a little wrong, well they called me earlier to confirm that it's all fixed and under warranty, now that's what I call service. that's Bulldog triumph for you.
These guys are always spot on with the service. Turns out it was the the selector spring which had snapped.
Obviously it's not supposed to.
These guys are always spot on with the service. Turns out it was the the selector spring which had snapped.
Obviously it's not supposed to.
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Re: Tiger fixed
Kwacky wrote:Top news, What was wrong with it?
Good news Frankie, was it a complete stripdown for them to replace.?Frankie wrote:...... Turns out it was the the selector spring which had snapped...
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Re: Tiger fixed
Not long enoughBlade wrote:Glad its sorted and pain/cost free.
How long is the Triumph warranty ?
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Re: Tiger fixed
Yeah it is, I have no idea what caused it, or how much stripping down needed. I just called them and asked them to pick it up.Kwacky wrote:Yeah, the spring went, but why? That's a rare fault AFAIK.
They collected her and by the end of the day the phone was ringing saying she is ready. I have had the bike for over three years now, and lots of miles, so I am glad it was done foc.
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Re: Tiger fixed
I am cutting down on the cake, I have developed a built in rubber ring around my mid section. I know I was putting on a little weight, but I put it down to the training and more muscle 
The view from the mirror 
says different 
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Re: Tiger fixed
Couldn't recommend Bulldog Triumph more Frankie, they do justice to Triumph :-) glad they fixed her all up and so quickly to
