Service and repair costs?

Not bad!!
For a full service including shim check was nearer £700 last year for my Speedie'2010, that was pretty much what I was charged by my Triumph dealer for the whole day on a major service at 12k miles and they didnt change any shims as they were all within tollerance.

 

yup ditto to the above, but then we're down south and we can afford anything!!! someone will tell you about this fantastic mechanic guru that people drive for miles to see who isn't that far from you I believe.

 

You could try this guy. He comes to you.

http://www.muddysump.com

 

Have you tried triumph specialist Clive wood who used to run the Jack Lilly race team? He's on the A17 at Swineshead. Find him on Facebook. I'm in Retford and he sorted my mapping out on my 08 thruxton and his wife makes you a bacon sandwich and tea whileClive works his magic. Used to be on the south coast and apparently a lot of his old customers still travel up for him to service their bikes. Great set up at his home and a very knowledgeable guy.

 

I like Team Roberts. Not been there for quite a while, but would not hesitate to recommend them. Had nothing but good service and decent prices from them in the past, both with my Trident 900 and my Daytona 955i CE when i had it.

Sorry if I'm sounding like a fully paid up member of the TR Fan Club!

Is Phil Roberts still sitting in the corner offering tea/coffee and Hobnobs to all who enter his emporium??

Said I'd not been there for a while!!

 

Yes. Clive is THE triumph guru. Clive answers the Q&A's in Motorcycle News.

 

Yeah......Top Triumph guy. knows his stuff & has worked on 2 of my Triumphs (Thruxton & Tiger 800 roadie) & Soooooooooo much cheaper than Triumph & because he uses genuine Triumph bits.....your warranty wont be affected.

 

Clive used to come to my house in Bristol but stopped as he could not offer the same service than from a fully kitted out workshop. He said if you find a pro lem but have not got the parts it would get ignored. Btw he was never short of bits when he did come. Yes. Triumph genuine parts are used by him also. He's been working on Hinckley's since 91. And does maintainace courses for some models but mainly t3's and street triples.

 

I've been looking for someone to do my 12K service on my daytona...

My local stealership (as I've heard them called) reckons £600 min plus shims etc £62.50 per hour plus vat!! Been told that its a days labour to do the 12K service!!

I've tried muddy sump and he no longer does the older Daytonas.

I've tried my local TOMCC and had the vice president mailed back saying he was in the same boat and didn't know of any Triumph mechanics.

Clive Woods is too far for me to travel.

I've tried various local motorbike shops and am still drawing a blank.....

Looks like I will have to go the stealership

Anyone lend me £600

 

Shot him an email to see if he covers my area and how much for a valve check and change
Cheers for the link

 

Good shout jez but have just spoken to him and too far for him to travel....

 

Possibly...

I've found a guy in Fareham but couldn't find any testimonials... Only quote £400 and needs the bike for two days. Even taking account for fuel and train rides to and fro still will be cheaper than dealership.. http://www.motorcyclemechanic.co.uk/

Anyone heard of him?

 

as you say not too far away so take a ride up and have a look see and chat and form an opinion.
shame i was in fareham today, I could have had a gander if id seen your post

 

Hopefully I've now found someone a bit more local. They are called more speed racing http://www.moorespeedracing.co.uk/. A colleague at work has heard of them. They are meant to be good. They have their own dyno testing area and know performance/super bikes quite well.

I might still have a look at the Fareham place though. Any excuse for a ride out huh

 

I had some work carried out by Andy in Bridport a few years ago, a full Adventurer service including valve clearance check, removal and repair of alternator drive, carried out in one day, can't remember the cost, but well below dealer rates, also he actually fixed the snag rather than throwing parts at it.
He is Triumph trained, has all the kit and tooling, and is a very nice chap to deal with, will go back there if in trouble again.

http://www.awsbikerepair.com/

You might give him a call, recommended,

Best om15

 

I've spoke to Clive on the phone seems a top man and all I hear is good about the man