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Installing the springs is not the easiest part of the job but I guess both springs are important. You want the stand not to be moving anywhere when you ride

Nope - don’t know that one ;-)

Yeah - there is no need at all to remove the side stand. Would be very unpractical too ;-)

Yes, that’s actually the main reason I installed the central stand

@@thelondonbiker brilliant, off I go to Lind Triumph to buy one ASAP. You're not doing the DGR this year by any chance?

I am actually doing the London DGR ride. Last year, I’ve done it on a Yamaha 125cc so upgrading this year with the T120 ;-)

@@AlexOnABoat If you haven't purchased one yet, I have a secondhand one I'm willing to sell (removed as if fitted sidecar)

No, makes no difference

Yeah they do it in stainless - search Motone MCB023

@@Motorbike125london Thanks. One last question. I have motone pannier rails that attach to the top shock mount as well. I see this rack also attaches to the top shock mount. Does it fit if you have pannier rails there already? Sub'd and liked. Thanks for your videos.

hey, not sure about this zas I don’t use pannier rails on my bike. Bolt is quite long though…

As you can see I did not have anything interfering here. What is on the way on your bike? Do you have another accessory on the way (bottom plate? Etc); can you see something obviously obstructing that stick to pass through?, Does it look different from what you see on my video?

@@thelondonbikerthe black mounting “stick” thing touches the muffler mount, I see it exactly in the video at about 0:45. For me its blocking completely 😑what am I missing 😅?

@@vdmrfdtv1267 assume you may have solved this already, but what I did, was loosen that bolt for the muffler bracket, it's still tight on there, so use the rubber mallet to just tap it back a little bit then I got that pin through the frame, tapped it back and tightened it again

No - you can remove them with bike on side kick or central stand

@@thelondonbiker Thank you!

Is 20 Nm the correct torque to tighten the shocks?

Hey - that’s a T120 2023 Black

2 front brake discs = t 120

The T100 does not come with center stand. But, I understood that T120 does come with center stand. No?

@@robgeretyNope!

Did not come on my 2024 model higher end as well, I think to keep their msrp price down they have started taking things off in recent years like all vehicle manufacturers have​@@robgerety

…sorry for late reply. Don’t seem to have any significant gap. Did take a few pics today but cannot upload on my answer here 🤔

Thé bike is comfy but I never had a really long ride in it. Max I have done was 1h30….I think you won’t have any issue. Now I got my full licence and a T120

This was provided with the stand but according to instructions it is an M6 12mm

Yea that’s correct - a 2023 T120 Black. You have to squeeze the seat a bit on the rack to remove it but no real issue

Thanks for the reply, I have the same bike and wanted that rack for it. Glad to know it fits@@thelondonbiker

…I found it quite agile but never really slalomed it. Have a new bike now so cannot test, riding a Triumph T120: ua-cam.com/video/mdit-_A_P9w/v-deo.htmlsi=Qce90hMfBlOuDm7p

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sa tingin ko sa Pinas, makukuha mo ang Yamaha 155 XSR...magkamukha. :-)

Yeah noted…I am learning and changing that

…just 3 weeks ;-)

You are kind of right…but wanted to showcase the engine sound here

@@thelondonbiker its ok, but if you dont use clutch and close throttle when shifting, that engine will sound not so nice anymore soon. You will wreck your clutch and gear changing mechanism this way. How ever beautiful little bike!