Workshop manual

Triumph don't print them any more, they're on an online subscription service now, even for the dealers !
Ranges from £6 for an hour to just over £3K for a year.
https://www.tritun.net/tritun/vehicle/lookupForm
I tried it this afternoon, you can't download anything as such, only print the pages.
However I used the "print to PDF" option and saved it as a PDF file.
In the hour I managed to copy all the pages I thought I 'd need i.e. no engine or clutch stuff etc as it's all under warranty but stuff like how to remove the rear bodywork, where wirings is routed and electrical diagrams etc.
I ended up with 50 odd pages in all.
So rather than forking out £80 for a printed manual, it's cost me just £6 (and an hour of my time) for all the relevant bits I'd want

 

It will do, you just have to find it.

 

Still a lot cheaper than buying an £90 manual to find out though

 

It's not actually too bad, when I had an hours worth to copy the Tiger Sport stuff, I managed to download everything I would need in that hour, although it was a new bike so I wasn't worrying about the engine section etc, just torque settings, removing bodywork etc.