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Enjoy it Bob!

 

Hope you get it home safe, sound, warm and dry!!

Enjoy.

 

Ain't life grand! Enjoy your new ride and remember to always ride safe.

 

She’s pretty

 

You might get a tug for that, the old bill were at the H cafe oxford last summer dishing out tickets for anything that wasn’t legal.

 

prepare yourself for ALOT of cleaning/polishing......

 

The size of plate isn’t mandated. You can get smaller than blackboard sized plates made up so long as font size is correct (smaller than car plate letters), letter width/spacing (10mm), height between lines (11mm) and distance from letter to the edge of the plate (10mm) are all correct. You then need the manufacturers name/post code and the BS standard on the bottom. In theory the plate for the reg A1 could be ridiculously small..

It’s a hassle to get them made in the uk because of all the anti crime regs needing your vehicle paperwork. Places in Ireland do it over the interweb and conform to all the standard but are a sensible size for a bike.

Don’t quote me on the measurements - I couldn’t be arsed to look them up so used the old memory retrieval system, which is known to be flawed...

 

Very nice, I hope the weather picks up for you and you can get out for a ride....

 

what was the mileage if you don't mind me asking?

 

your gear shifter, is it the standard type or heel/toe shifter?

 

Bobbob.
Cracking machine tell us all about the ride today. How's that grin. Don't worry about it as nursey and Triumph are working on a fix for it. Nursey will administer it with your meds. Not a good thing to put your number on forums though never know who's looking. Although I did aswel not knowing. Bet it cost a pretty penny.
Ride Safe & Enjoy.
Joe.

 

might have to check my gear select rod ball joints too, its about to hit 4K @ 4yrs old. First bike so just thought that's how it should be.