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    Frame Sliders Street Scrambler

    I think those ones are for the 1200 cc Scarmbler, yours will be a 900 and probably has different fixing points
    Post by: Phil G P, Dec 28, 2022 in forum: Technical Help
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    New Tires For My Bonnie

    I put a set of Avon Road Riders on mine at around 3000 miles. It was like a different bike straight away.
    Post by: Phil G P, Jul 25, 2022 in forum: Tyres
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    Honda 400/4

    I too had a 400/4 in the early eighties, it had "4 into 4" pipes instead of the 4 into 1 system. It also had special rear footpeg mounts to clear...
    Post by: Phil G P, Jan 17, 2022 in forum: Other Bikes
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    The Random Rideout Pictures

    All I need to carry is my camera and maybe a snack for a day out. So I dont have a need or a desire to fit a massive ugly plastic top box on it,...
    Post by: Phil G P, Oct 9, 2021 in forum: Lounge
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    The Random Rideout Pictures

    Well Friday had to be the perfect motorcycling day, I have been approx 100 miles setting off from Silsden via Clitheroe, Slaidburn, Ingleton,...
    Post by: Phil G P, Oct 9, 2021 in forum: Lounge
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    Scary Rattles

    The upper yoke clamp bolts are 24Nm and the lower ones are 45 Nm according to my manual. The upper ones are M8 and the lower ones are M10.
    Post by: Phil G P, Aug 4, 2021 in forum: Triumph General Discussion
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    Don't Like The New T100

    Personally I prefer the black wheels and engine covers. having read a few reports of corrosion issues on the polished ones, I think these will...
    Post by: Phil G P, Aug 4, 2021 in forum: Bonneville
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    Scary Rattles

    I have just checked my fork yoke bolts and they were all OK, but what I did find was the two rearmost screws holding the mudguard to its bracket...
    Post by: Phil G P, Aug 3, 2021 in forum: Triumph General Discussion
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