Just bopping around the neighborhood during the "stay-at-home" portion of the show and my bike suddenly stopped downshifting. I've been reading that some of the T120's and a few reports of T100's having the issue, but thought there might be some interest in knowing that the issue isn't limited to those models. The bike has just over 4k miles, has never been dropped and was working fine when I put it away last fall. I've taken three or four short rides since January and all was good. Probably less than 200 miles on it since January. Just suddenly decided not to shift below 3rd. Lever drops down lower than usual and there is no tension on it. Of course--it is out of warranty. Great.
Oldrookie See if there was a recall. Also you haven't worked on the gearchange have you. If all fails go for a good will gesture from Triumph. Regards Joe.
No, haven't done anything other than change the oil and swap out the brake fluid. This seems to be an issue happening with a few bikes. Most I've read about have been handled while under warranty, but mine is out.
Got my bike back Saturday. Triumph paid for the parts as a good-will issue. I ended up paying 4 hours of shop time, but the bike shifts correctly again. Here's the new part number and cost in the U.S. T1191968 KIT, SELECTOR MECH, SPARES
