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Discussion in 'Thruxton, Scrambler & Trident' started by Rob, Apr 30, 2012.

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  1. dmt

    dmt Member

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    slight mod to the headlamp guard fullsizeoutput_1974.jpeg
     
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  2. Haro

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    #382 Haro, Oct 5, 2020
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    Best mpg so far, and with bike in Sport mode for 3/4 of the ride.
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  3. Shaun64

    Shaun64 Senior Member

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  4. Haro

    Haro Well-Known Member

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    Top of the range àbove the Mooloolah Valley, Sunshine Coast hinterland, looking towards the Pacific Ocean.
    A perfect spring day for a ride on a public holiday.
     
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  5. Repooh

    Repooh Rarely Satisfied

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    A beautiful part of the world - my family live in Mooloolaba and Noosa, formerly living in the Top End (Jabiru)
     
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  6. Corbino

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    Finally got my new (to me) 2017 Street Scrambler home yesterday. 100 mile ride from the dealer through New England during the best time of the year to ride! Still under 500 miles on the odometer!

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  7. Corbino

    Corbino Member

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    Got my new license plate to slap on (the one from last pics was just a transfer plate) just in time to catch some of the last warm rays of the fall, looking over the Pioneer Valley of Western Massachusetts.

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  8. Haro

    Haro Well-Known Member

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    Fitted this today, runs smooth on the bitumen so far while scrubbing it in a bit.
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  9. CatchingAnUpshift

    CatchingAnUpshift Active Member

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    Took the bike out for a fall quick jaunt to get something to drink in Los Angeles.

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  10. CatchingAnUpshift

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    Smile for the camera!

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  11. CatchingAnUpshift

    CatchingAnUpshift Active Member

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    Cheese!!!

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  12. Carpe Diem

    Carpe Diem New Member

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    Just joined the Triumph world, I could not be more excited.

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  13. heartlander

    heartlander Member

    First little tour with my son Nico and his Yamaha WR125X! A little cold in Germany!

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  14. Haro

    Haro Well-Known Member

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    The Mark 4 Pivot Pegz arrived today and fitted straight up no problems.
    Footrest is a fair bit larger than the OEM peg. You have to file off a few mm of the raised triangle above the pivot hole on the right side peg so that it folds up further when tipped over. Left side is fine.
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  15. Haro

    Haro Well-Known Member

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    #395 Haro, Dec 11, 2020
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    Tried the new Mark 4 Pivot Pegz out going through Glasshouse today. A bit wet and muddy here and there. The new pegs are a lot more comfortable and make it easier to stand up quickly. Keeps your legs away from the engine and exhaust too. No problems with reaching the shifter and rear brake. Very happy with them.
     
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  16. atotit71

    atotit71 New Member

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  17. Bug

    Bug Well-Known Member

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    Sorry but they are old stands with no brand name showing. They would have been cheap though. Get some bobbins and pick a newer version
     
  18. atotit71

    atotit71 New Member

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    thanks, you have something to suggest for new stand?
     
  19. Batey74

    Batey74 Well-Known Member

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    9456794E-9539-423E-822D-F830D21D8680.jpeg Never liked the look of the gold fork legs so had them anodised black. I think it transforms the look of the bike..
     
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  20. MrTriple

    MrTriple One Cylinder Short

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    I love it!

    The black looks really uniform too - I’ve seen it done before and it looked like black over gold with an ‘oil on water’ appearance where the colour separates into blue/purple/yellow.
     
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