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Blade
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by Blade »
Have you thought of becoming the Triumph reliability engineer / test rider?
No need to test new models in ice and desert conditions when they've got you commuting in the east Midlands in all weathers

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D6
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by D6 »
I don't know how to make the video show in the thread.
Bike has a seat cowl too. But looks like they put the pillion seat on for pick up
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duke63
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by duke63 »
That is a stunning bike, D6. Enjoy.
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kiwikrasher
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by kiwikrasher »
D6 wrote:Kwacky wrote:Rossgo wrote: Just look after it!
Don't take the piss mate.
Hahaha. I have 2 years warranty. No need to look after it.

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D6
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by D6 »
I really should be able to keep a bike well maintained. I have enough of the shit to do it. Hahahha
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by D41 »
What are those blue mats??
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D6
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by D6 »
Interlocking foam pads. Bought them for my awning in the caravan. But now use them on floor of garage for comfort.
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D6
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by D6 »
Trying to make room for another bike
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by D6 »
Yay room for a bike.
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Kwacky
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by Kwacky »
There is always room for another bike
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D6
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by D6 »
Already shopping for bits. Short list is
Evotech tail tidy
And "from" work
Quickshifter
Crash sliders
Rad guard
Heated grips
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D6
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by D6 »
Tail tidy.
Think a smaller plate would then look better.
Any advice on what size? Don't want to take piss too much. But do want something smaller
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by Kwacky »
Go for the next size down. I think it's 8x5. You'll get pulled off it's any smaller than that.
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D6
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by D6 »
Oh flyscreen visor too. I hated the one on my version of the speed triple. But I like the new one.
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kiwikrasher
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by kiwikrasher »
Kwacky wrote:Go for the next size down. I think it's 8x5. You'll get pulled off it's any smaller than that.
Working on my bike at the moment and had to remove my plate so measured. Our standard plates are 7” x 3.75” you guys have bloody barn doors!
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C00kiemonster
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by C00kiemonster »
D6 wrote:Already shopping for bits. Short list is
Evotech tail tidy
And "from" work
Quickshifter
Crash sliders
Rad guard
Heated grips
Dont they already have Quickshifters?
Oh and do you have a second set of heated grips available?

Happy to pay

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D6
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by D6 »
kiwikrasher wrote:Kwacky wrote:Go for the next size down. I think it's 8x5. You'll get pulled off it's any smaller than that.
Working on my bike at the moment and had to remove my plate so measured. Our standard plates are 7” x 3.75” you guys have bloody barn doors!
They are. That's why I want it smaller. But not be so daft to get pulled all the time
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D6
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by D6 »
C00kiemonster wrote:D6 wrote:Already shopping for bits. Short list is
Evotech tail tidy
And "from" work
Quickshifter
Crash sliders
Rad guard
Heated grips
Dont they already have Quickshifters?
Oh and do you have a second set of heated grips available?

Happy to pay

Nope QS not standard on speed. Wasn't fussed at first. But all the reviews rave about it. Especially the down shift.
Heated grips... Think yours would be different to mine but can check
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D6
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by D6 »
D6 wrote:Already shopping for bits. Short list is
Evotech tail tidy
And "from" work
Quickshifter
Crash sliders
Rad guard
Heated grips
Well had an email saying I can now arrange collection. Looks like weather is terrible tomorrow. So weds or Thurs it is.
So ordering a visor and the evotech tail tidy. Contacted evotech directly and they gave me a little discount.