Thruxton Thruxton r clock loose

Hi and welcome to the forum - great choice of bike.
Test rode one when they came out but didn't poke the clocks to see if they moved.
Just checked my Bonnie SE and there is movement there even though they are tightened up as far as I dare. They are mounted against a rubber gasket and I assume they are meant to be like that to absorb vibration. Needle on tacho is stable though.

 

My T120 clocks have the same movement and it is too much play between the rubber mounts and the plate that holds the clocks. Typical of the lousy quality that Triumph seem to think is acceptable or possibly that their quality control is so lax they aren't even aware of it. Either way it's crap. My rev counter works normally.

 

Mine were the same and as far as I know they are all like that....I just unbolted them and added neoprene washer to to each of the mounting screws. Just remove the four screws holding the cover and you will see the mounting screws...

 

I squeezed in some o rings to take up the slack.

 

My clocks keep getting condensation inside so I complained to my dealer about that as well at the same time that I reported my shocks (see other thread). They are being replaced under warranty as were my shocks.The clocks are not arriving at the dealer until March 31. Rear shocks were replaced yesterday. Paying 12K for a bike and having these issues is not right hence my complaints. Thankfully I have received nothing short of exceptional service from my dealer.