New Owner Of A Daytona 955i 2005 Could Do With A Few Pointers Please

Hi all I recently purchased a Daytona 955i 2005 just wandering if anyone could point me to the best online parts site(searching through Google to not great avail)also any knowledge of anyone reletaviley close to me(maybe 50 mile radius) of waterlooville Hampshire u.k that I could go to for advice and servicing,I have a few minor bits to replace a brake fluid resevoir and both seats are loose looks like I need some kind of internal bracket on both,also I have an issue when riding only been short rides recently if I stop and turn off engine won't fire up again pump primes a few times but after a few attempts all displays completely disappear even with it in neutral clutch pulled in and stand up seems something is killing the battery or problem with starter motor or alternator or indeed electrical the bike had a new battery has a data tag alarm,dyno jet power commander,new rectifier regulator and hot grips,I read somewhere they leave there Daytona on a constant trickle charge when garaged not in use would this help?any advice would be greatly appreciated
Kind regards Dan

 

So often it's an electrical supply problem, so here's what I would do :

1. Charge up the battery overnight, then leave for an hour before installing back in the bike.

2. Using a volt-meter check the voltage across the battery terminals For correct operation it must be AT LEAST 12.6 volts.

3. Now start the engine and allow to warm up. Using a volt-meter check the voltage across the battery WITH THE ENGINE RUNNING. It should be at least 13.5 volts.

Do the above and report back with results, and we'll see where to go next, OK?

 

Many thanks Dave I'm away for a few days but will do as soon as get home and report back results thanks mate

 

Parts......
http://www.worldoftriumph.com/triumph_motorcycle_parts_catalogue?model_id=9185

 

Very kind many thanks

 

Hi Brian many thanks I agree alarm is a nuisance and more than likely using a fair amount of power I shall look into the blanking or removal and will definately look for my local hinckley group I'm guessing Hampshire has one much appreciated for your advice kind regards mate

 

Hi and welcome....
Wessa

 

Hi mate and welcome

 

Thankyou wessa

 

Thanks mate

 

Welcome to the forum! You've already gained some good information from the members. There is more to learn from the other members and plenty of laughs on this site. Posting back the solution (when you find it) will help the other members in the future.

 

Hello Dan and welcome to the forum

 

Welcome to the Asylum you should fit right in.
To keep the inmates happy we will need photos.
Hope it's black Tucker

 

Always black is best

 

Thankyou

 

Thankyou

 

Hi and welcome to the forum

 

Thanks steve

 

Thankyou

 

Thanks mate Much appreciated