12 month service?

couple of hundred pound

 

What is the warranty period ?

 

Hmm! It still needs the service book stamping then to qualify the warranty.
When it is out of warranty do it yourself, saving £hundreds.

 

You lot really need to get yourselves a Magnuson Moss Warranty Act. It's the greatest! https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0138-auto-warranties-routine-maintenance

 

Depends what you want them to do. I didn't need an oil change cos the mileage was way down and had the throttles synchronised and a general inspection. I got a stamp in the service book keeping the warranty sweet. Speak to the service dept, you may be pleasantly surprised, I was.

 

I paid just under £140 in October at Staffordshire Triumph for my first service on a speed triple.

 

a yearly service should not be too bad. Its the 12k or 2 year service that is expensive.

 

Bare in mind this is an American site and the majority of members on this forum UK/European, so the law and advice wouldn't necessarily apply the same.

 

It can't be as expensive as Ducati ownership

 

^ I agree, the costs of owning and riding my Monster 1090S were monstrous. Sorry could not resist but it was a spendy beast to own.

 

Right... should have made it more clear that I was being a cock

 

Stop beating yourself up!!

 

It usually depends on the mileage.
If it's close to 12,000 then they'll do that one and it's a bit pricey.
If it's closer to 6,000 then it won't be a full service.I believe that they don't do valve checks now even at 12,000 so that will make it a lot cheaper.
If you use genuine parts anybody can stamp the book,but it may affect things if you trade it in with a dealer.

 

hi just had a 12 month service on my 2015 speed £192 all in Plymouth Triumph bike just under 6000 miles

 

Triumph do 3 services. Annual, 6k and 12k. sounds like you were charged for 6k