Triple R

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  1. Mick2213

    Mick2213 New Member

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    Advice.. Hi all, new on forum.
    Just bought my Triumph Street Triple R . Had been garaged for 3 years. I know I need to change all fluids and need new battery.
    Any advice on starting it without causing internal damage.
    Thank you.
     
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  2. Callumity

    Callumity Elite Member

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    The biggest thing is filling all the oil galleries and valve gear that have dried up over storage. Disconnect the plug caps and crank it over a bit before reconnecting and attempting to start. Ditto the clutch which may have stuck plates that inhibit gear selection. Warm it up and work the lever.
     
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  3. Helmut Visor

    Helmut Visor Only dead fish go with the flow
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    Hi Mick, and welcome in :cool::cool:
     
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  4. darkman

    darkman Crème de la Crème

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    Hi n welcome :)
     
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  5. Vulpes

    Vulpes Confused Member

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    Hi and welcome.
     
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  6. dilligaf

    dilligaf Guest

    Hi mate and welcome
     
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  7. Dartplayer

    Dartplayer Crème de la Crème

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    Hi Mick and welcome to the forum :cool: As Callamity mentions plus always good to get the wheels up and give them a spin to check bearings and right and left on bars a few times before taking for the first ride. Let it idle a while to get used to the normal running sound.
    I would clean chain and reoil as well to ensure smooth ride so you can feel the bike.
    Best of luck and congrats on new ride.
    Looking forward to some pix
     
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  8. Bad Billy

    Bad Billy Baddest Member

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    Hi Mate & Welcome to the Forum :cool:
     
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  9. Wessa

    Wessa Cruising

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    Hi and welcome, good luck getting your bike running smoothly....
     
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  10. joe mc donald

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    Welcome to the family. Do show us all a picture of the steed.
    Ride Safe & Enjoy
    Joe.
     
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  11. David Cooper

    David Cooper Triumph Rocketeer.
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    Hello and welcome to the forum Mick.

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  12. Tiglet

    Tiglet Vintage Member

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    Hello Mick and welcome to the forum :)
     
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  13. Dave C

    Dave C Elite Member

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    Welcome aboard Mick, hope you enjoy the forum, good advice above, it would pay to get the tyres checked too, unless it's been stored on paddock stands it may have flat spots where it's been stood, pictures would be great as said and all the best in getting your new steed up and running.
     

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