Featured What you been doing with your TRIUMPH today??

I'm full of them..... Top problem solver....

 

Is there something different about the new ones as my wheel is easy to get off?

 

I don't have the single sided bike lift or the 42/44mm socket/ spanner to undo the bolts...
Would think with the right tools it is easy.... I have R&G bobbins through the centre of the wheel so I can lift the back up...
Not sure how the earlier bikes are...

 

Aha... I bought one of those Abba stands that locate in the swing-arm pivot holes when I bought my Z1000. I think it cost me something like £14 to get the new adapters for the SIII. Makes life easier...

 

I was looking at those abba stands but didn't want to 'take a chance' on one as they are quite expensive, I suppose its all 'money money money' at the end of the day.

Sorry couldn't resist

 

I expected better of you!

 

Well knowing me and knowing you one of us had to do it!

Oh no I cant stop the Abbaisms now :frown:

 

Aha!

 

View attachment 828 Super Trooper :wink:

 

Screwball, step by step guide for wheel and chain off and on please mate, I aint got a clue.....

 

Here you go Jim, i think your model is covered in this manual....

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Sorry PIG I could not accept your offer of your current workshop manual at this stage as I am still 30 years off likely needing your bike.... Cheers for the thought though :upyeah:

 

You`re welcome, always here to help :upyeah:

 

Fucking brilliant!

 

Didn't take the wheel off...if your talking about hugger fitting?

Do you have a rear lift?

 

He did last night.... Apparently

 

And a face lift, by all accounts!

 

Rear Paddock Stand on crash bobbins through spindle SB

 

Fuckin' loving the joke 'Prince Charles' ears on your new profile pic. Where'd you get 'em. Must get some for parties etc. x