Out of curiosity...
Do Triumph list a service interval for that filter to be replaced?
I've never changed one like that on a bike. But I haven't had many EFi bikes either.
What have you done to your bike today....
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Do Triumph list a service interval for that filter to be replaced?
I've never changed one like that on a bike. But I haven't had many EFi bikes either.
MICK60
Legendary Knight
I got one of these things. Cheap as fuck, good sized display, and audio. The last one worked for 10yrs, and never let me down,https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/16497532...JVrbqI3Byd1DVw%3D%3D|ampid:PL_CLK|clp:2047675I think @Scrappy mentioned it earlier on this thread: That little Beeline Nav-Gadget.
Got myself one of those recently and did a little road-testing during the few days the temperatures were soaring last week…
I do love the clean and uncluttered display and the fact that I can mount it on different bikes in the blink of an eye. The smartphone-app is also pretty simple to use and the battery lasts for ages.
There are two things though I really do miss: automatic rerouting due to blocked roads or traffic jams and more detailed ‘lane-graphics’ when on the Autobahn (I wouldn’t want to circumnavigate London or Birmingham with it).
Any experiences on your side of the pond?
Beeline support told me that they were working on RTT-implementation. That would be great and a big upgrade.
Cheers
I've seen those on Ebay, but always assumed they are shite? Based on nothing more than the price.
Good to hear that you've had one for 10yrs without a problem.
Don the Don
Legendary Knight
About 24000 along with the hoses
Big Sandy
Legendary Knight
Well, you know those simple jobs?
Yeah. Brake light switch. Awkward to get a 22mm spanner on, but hey, did that. A ring spanner would have been easier, oddly the one size I don’t have. Nemmind, the new switch has a smaller head size.
Old one out, cables cleaned up, new sealing washers on switch, through the pipe, second washer, start screwing it home. Well, it doesn’t fit. Well, it threads okay, but the threads are too long.
So, had a root through the spares box. Got a spare rear master cylinder in there, and lo and behold, it has a switch on. Cleaned, fitted and working fine. Score.
The new one? Do I send it back, or cut it down by 5mm? I’ll drop an email on them on Monday I think and send a photo comparing the old and the new, see what they say. Could just be I bought the wrong one, but if not, they needs to know.
Yeah. Brake light switch. Awkward to get a 22mm spanner on, but hey, did that. A ring spanner would have been easier, oddly the one size I don’t have. Nemmind, the new switch has a smaller head size.
Old one out, cables cleaned up, new sealing washers on switch, through the pipe, second washer, start screwing it home. Well, it doesn’t fit. Well, it threads okay, but the threads are too long.
So, had a root through the spares box. Got a spare rear master cylinder in there, and lo and behold, it has a switch on. Cleaned, fitted and working fine. Score.
The new one? Do I send it back, or cut it down by 5mm? I’ll drop an email on them on Monday I think and send a photo comparing the old and the new, see what they say. Could just be I bought the wrong one, but if not, they needs to know.
Sarky B’stard
Legendary Knight
It's the sort of job when my lambda sensor socket gets an outing ..... they're slotted 22mm jobbies!
Big Sandy
Legendary Knight
I tried a 22mm socket, which would have been perfect, but couldn't get the wrench on!
Bloody sure I have a 22mm ring spanner, could find 21, 23, 24, 26, but not the 22. In fact, one is 21 at one end, and 23 the other.
Ahh Well, done now. Lamda sensor socket is one I don't have.. Don't have anything with a Lamda sensor!
Still, if one appears at the right price... Lol. You know how it is...
Scrappy
Legendary Knight
Finished swapping the tank on the Guzzi. Fitted the new fuel filter, installed the fuel pump in the new tank which was not as difficult as I had been led to believe, just requires some patience and a gentle wiggle. Fitted a new relay, which has cured my no main beam issue, and put the tank on the bike... and I think it looks gorgeous 
Sarky B’stard
Legendary Knight
Shades defo required. It's a bit....... clean?
chas
Legendary Knight
You'll be needing your shitty stick to control the pensioners mate.Finished swapping the tank on the Guzzi. Fitted the new fuel filter, installed the fuel pump in the new tank which was not as difficult as I had been led to believe, just requires some patience and a gentle wiggle. Fitted a new relay, which has cured my no main beam issue, and put the tank on the bike... and I think it looks gorgeous
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Looks good Fella.
BAD LUCK DUCK
Forum Duck
That's fucking stunning...Finished swapping the tank on the Guzzi. Fitted the new fuel filter, installed the fuel pump in the new tank which was not as difficult as I had been led to believe, just requires some patience and a gentle wiggle. Fitted a new relay, which has cured my no main beam issue, and put the tank on the bike... and I think it looks gorgeous
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Nice one @Scrappy
Don the Don
Legendary Knight
Oh, that is stunning @Scrappy the Dogs bollox or whatFinished swapping the tank on the Guzzi. Fitted the new fuel filter, installed the fuel pump in the new tank which was not as difficult as I had been led to believe, just requires some patience and a gentle wiggle. Fitted a new relay, which has cured my no main beam issue, and put the tank on the bike... and I think it looks gorgeous
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Doc Strange
Legendary Knight
Lovely morning bimbling around, including a nice cuppa and cake stop.
Was up and down M1 yesterday visiting Ol' Ma Strange in the car, so just wanted to take it easy on the bike today - which I did
Afternoon of snooker on TV, a wee puff, and removing some bits from the GS ahead of it getting it ACF 50ed next Sat.
DS
Was up and down M1 yesterday visiting Ol' Ma Strange in the car, so just wanted to take it easy on the bike today - which I did
Afternoon of snooker on TV, a wee puff, and removing some bits from the GS ahead of it getting it ACF 50ed next Sat.
DS
BAD LUCK DUCK
Forum Duck
Went for a spin on Stacy...
Got a bottle of Bushmills...
Now locked myself away from the world with my curtains closed and drinking said bottle of bushmills..cheers forum folk
Got a bottle of Bushmills...
Now locked myself away from the world with my curtains closed and drinking said bottle of bushmills..cheers forum folk
I might join you in spirit (pun intended)Went for a spin on Stacy...
Got a bottle of Bushmills...
Now locked myself away from the world with my curtains closed and drinking said bottle of bushmills..cheers forum folk
I'm told that it's bad for folk to drink alone
Any excuse eh!
MICK60
Legendary Knight
You'll be getting the white flairs out of the wardrobe, and giving it John Travolta, all around the lounge, any minute thenWent for a spin on Stacy...
Got a bottle of Bushmills...
Now locked myself away from the world with my curtains closed and drinking said bottle of bushmills..cheers forum folk
BAD LUCK DUCK
Forum Duck
I'm more of a Dean Martin kinda guy..Where's me next whiskey got toYou'll be getting the white flairs out of the wardrobe, and giving it John Travolta, all around the lounge, any minute then
Capt. Drunkey
King Of The Schnitzelwiesels
I love those Irish drinking-booths in the old pubs…
Do they still have them? Does anyone on here know?
BAD LUCK DUCK
Forum Duck
Rare as rocking horse shit but you still occasionally find such places @Capt. Drunkey
Sarky B’stard
Legendary Knight
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