Featured What you been doing with your TRIUMPH today??

Discussion in 'Triumph General Discussion' started by flapinflares, Mar 7, 2013.

  1. P19DJG

    P19DJG Banned

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    The sun is currently shining brightly over here..... but i dont trust it! :rolleyes:
     
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  2. Screwball

    Screwball Active Member

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    #182 Screwball, Apr 14, 2013
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    Damp at present but sun is trying to come out... F1 on BBC... Then get dressed and add some miles... Got to finish running in so I can get service done as away at start of May.....
     
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  3. brybrem

    brybrem Senior Member

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    Crap here, pissing down and gale force winds! Ah well, good excuse to fit my hydraulic rear brake light switch - the position of the spring housing on the Gilles rearsets means that there isn't enough movement to activate the mechanical switch. :frown:
     
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  4. brybrem

    brybrem Senior Member

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    Well that was easy, now what... dunno_smilie.gif

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  5. jonny

    jonny Active Member

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    pants here..to windy to do much outside
     
  6. P19DJG

    P19DJG Banned

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    Have you not got some tidying up to do on the rear swing arm & frame of your bike? :wink:
     
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  7. Batey74

    Batey74 Well-Known Member

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    Very windy today, just fitted new levers, which seem good quality for the price, also mounted my go pro camera.. Going to try a rear view.. image.jpg image.jpg

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  8. brybrem

    brybrem Senior Member

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    Oh yeah! Just need some paint.... groan_smilie.gif

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  9. Screwball

    Screwball Active Member

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    145 mile round trip.
    rode down to Rye and then through Hastings.
    All very busy and loads of bikers out enjoying the fine weather we had in the South East.

    Rye Harbour...
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    Todays route

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    Only another 150 miles and bike is run it.. I gave it a few blasts through the gears and the engine is loosing up very nicely:upyeah:.

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  10. brybrem

    brybrem Senior Member

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    Where are you on that route, John?
     
  11. Richard H

    Richard H Noble Member

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    Managed a sneaky ride out between the showers on the Mrs's Street Triple. She let me take it out so long as a) It came back undamaged and b) was full of petrol.
    Was amazed at just how well it went compared to my Speedy; that induction roar when you rev it towards 13000 K is just intoxicating. I do think you can throw it into a corner easier than the Speed and 0 - 100 I doubt there would be much between them in times. Am definitely more cramped on the Street and that is the main reason I went for the bigger bike but if I was about 6" shorter and 5 stone lighter I think I would also own a Street Triple; it's a great bike :upyeah:
     
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  12. Screwball

    Screwball Active Member

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    I'm all over that route...:rolleyes: I'm Just above where it says Maidstone....
     
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  13. Screwball

    Screwball Active Member

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    Richard
    I had the street and loved it. Agree with you there is little or no difference in speed or acceleration. The extra few Thou RPM does make a difference.
    The bike is so flickable almost telepathic, So easy to get on and ride fast...
    The speed R is close, the wheels and suspension do make the difference over the standard, i was quite surprised to be honest.....Not far off the Street...
     
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  14. wilkie

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    Fitted seat cowl i saw on ebay, buy it now £45, bargain and replaced faulty front brake light switch. All ready for MOT now. :upyeah:
     
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  15. jonny

    jonny Active Member

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    tried mine with the removable baffle out of my Remus. Sounded great but was bloody loud. Put it back in again when I got back. Still sounds nice but not offensive
     
  16. wilkie

    wilkie Member

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    Passed MOT :upyeah: schoolboy error, when i fitted tail tidy didn't remember to fit reflector for mot:rolleyes: , but they stuck one on for a quid, good lads :smile:
     
  17. jonny

    jonny Active Member

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    YAY...well done. Another 12 months of worry free riding :biggrin:
     
  18. Screwball

    Screwball Active Member

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    New tank pad... Not exciting but nice...
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    Flash has bleached the colour a bit as its a red stripe and the Union Jack is not so pronounced!

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  19. brybrem

    brybrem Senior Member

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    YOU USE 'FLASH' TO CLEAN YOUR BIKE??? Oh, you mean the camera's flash? My bad. :wink:
     
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  20. JimDiesel

    JimDiesel Member

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    Lmao initially I thought the same!!:eek:
     
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