Featured Street Cup Project- Operation Bumble Bee.

Thanks Richard. These need to be on my "Christmas List" I think. As it happens I also have a Street Twin seat fitted on mine. I sometimes swap with the original as the mood takes me but usually I stay with the ST seat - as you say, more room.

Also, unusually (as I'm probably a bit odd!), when SC owners talk about handlebars, they talk about swapping for higher (ST) bars for comfort but I went the other way and have proper clip-ons. Yes, very low and not exactly a touring accessory, and also makes the riding/legs position a bit more cramped. I'm not too tall so I love it but a set of rear-sets would be brilliant. I have been looking at the adustable foot-rests that Tec Bike and others do, but rear-sets would be best.

 

I looked at the Tec ones as well but they only move the footrest not the brake or gear levers.
I have also looked at clip ons (Woodcraft) but not got round to taking the plunge.

 

I’ve also got a spare ST seat for the odd camping trip or errand day.

 

That’s a bummer.
Maybe it’s the modifications gods telling you not to do it LoL

 

Hello all,I’ve just joined as having read some interesting articles about the triumph street cup,I purchased my first triumph last year as a lockdown toy,lol.I’ve owned lots of bikes over the years but never a triumph,so I bought one as I’ve always fancied a triumph hence the street cup,I was very pleased with the bike and having a big interest in making things to a personal spec I’ve done a few mods,suspension upgrade,decat,cored out the cans and recently a remap,this little bike is quite a fun packed bit of kit,the only mistake I made was not buying it sooner,it’s a real pleasure to ride.

 

Hi K C

 

Good morning,it’s a nice day for blast,

 

Decat & remap, will be your best spend other than the suspension upgrades,

 

The mirror seems to me a work of art, very beautiful

 

Agreed.....those mirrors do look classy

 

I’ve been debating for a good while...
I really want to just cut off my pillion peg supports and smooth that part of the frame down. My exhaust doesn’t hang from there and I will never have a pillion. Encourage me to go past the point of no return with a grinder!!!