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I wish I could blame autocorrect for that howler but to be honest it was just my own stupidity :p

Made me laugh, you did :grinning:

My experience exactly. Except that I paid the lawyer a long time ago. But I’ve done this twice in the past—lawyered up, I mean. :)

Yeah, I did mine tubeless in a DIY shop with 3M rape. I have enough left over to do another bike if you are riding it around Seattle, USA ;)...

That’s a terrific one sentence story. Cool :cool: pic, too.

Interesting! I hadn’t noticed. Cruise control is great stuff. I had it mounted on my Bonneville at the 600 mile service. Heated grips are...

Dunno. But yes, “they all do that, sir,” :grinning:

Ooooooooooh. I bet you did indeed fix that problem. :p

Yep, me too. The 2018 release seemed like Triumph had fully sorted an already terrific bike; 148 hp is plenty; and I really like the underseat...

Also, can I beef once again about Triumph’s conservative colorways? The old RS came in white or matte black (*yawn*). The 2021 version comes...

Yeah, my thoughts as well. The 2019/2020 RS at 148hp and 85 lb-ft is ample for the street, although there may be a few Rocket owners around here...

Improving on the current Speed RS is hard to do. There’s gonna be MORE? It’s like saying there’s going to be a brighter sun, or a fancier...

On your recommendation above, I just wandered over to the KCTools site (the Stahlwille rep for the USA) and bought a 1/4” drive Stahlwille socket...

This ordnance doesn’t seem on-brand for Camden. Didn’t Suggs sing that “you can do anything you want in Camden Town”? :) Or something like that.

:grinning: Exactly

Dammit! I wanted one of those! :grinning: But only as a Lego kit. :grinning:

My fabulous wife got me a 46mm socket and an 18” long, 1/2” drive breaker bar to go with it. Yeah, it may sound silly but when your wife hears...

Ooooooooooooh. I just drooled on myself a little. :p

Classic Triumph color—or colour, rather. :) As you know I’m a big fan of the Nuclear Red. The bike looks great! :cool:

The Triumph heated grips are a beautifully integrated design. I use mine all the time; any time it’s colder than 60F (15C)