Flat baring my speedy.

Discussion in 'Triumph General Discussion' started by Jack a Poole, Nov 9, 2016.

  1. Jack a Poole

    Jack a Poole New Member

    May 9, 2016
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    Hello all!

    Im thinking it would look good if i put some flat bars (preferable black) on my 2011 speedy 1050.

    im 6ft 3 so im thinking the extra stretch wouldn't be much of a problem, im more worried about how much it may effect the handling.

    Im also unsure of what size diameter they need to be and what make to go for im thinking renthals?

    any help would be greatly appreciated
     
  2. darkman

    darkman Crème de la Crème

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    Renthal do a fat bar but Rizoma fat bars are cheaper and they do 3 different heights, putting more weight over the front should improve the handling :) Morespeed Racing in will do deals on them :)
     
  3. GuzziHero

    GuzziHero Member

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    I have Renthal Fatbars, or Yard-Bars as they used to be known, on the Griso. Mine at least have a satin finish, they look classy on the satin finished bike, but might not suit yours if its flat paint.

    They're 1 1/8ths (28mm) on the clamping area, and 3/8ths (22.2mm) on the bar ends.
     
  4. Jack a Poole

    Jack a Poole New Member

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    so what sizes do i need for mine 28mm tapered to 22mm?

    cheers im away at sea ATM so sat on ebay ordering shit for when im home and cant just go and measure. haha

    cheers
     
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    darkman Crème de la Crème

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  6. Jack a Poole

    Jack a Poole New Member

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  7. MickEng

    MickEng Noble Member

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    Something not quite right with your 3/8ths to 22.2mm conversion, should be 3/4" ?
    A great piece of kit to have for all enthusiastic bike mechanics is a set of digital calipers.
    Dirt cheap now at ~£20 and you can quickly switch between metric and imperial.
    Gives you a good accurate measurement for internal, external and depths.
     
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  9. Jack a Poole

    Jack a Poole New Member

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    im away at sea so cant actually measure anything, im just trying to order toys for when i get home :)

    your right i bought some mitutoyo calipers about 5 years ago for something like 150 now there cheep as chips, handy tool

    cheers
     
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  10. Jack a Poole

    Jack a Poole New Member

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  11. darkman

    darkman Crème de la Crème

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    Yes they are the ones and they will fit, take no notice of there 29mm as they are under that :). Don't forget they do different colours as well.
     
  12. Jack a Poole

    Jack a Poole New Member

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    cool ill order now, and i like the black think it will go well with the bike
     
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  13. Jack a Poole

    Jack a Poole New Member

    May 9, 2016
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    All ordered :)

    ive been look on google images and seen some really nice stuff done but were do they get the patrs? ive seen a nice Corbin seat fitted to a triple but couldnt find it on there site. also need some nice back ends. another idea ive mine is to make it a single seat with all the lights in the undertray. but i cant find any good sites to get the stuff?

    any ideas?

    cheers
     
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