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It's a stick! They used to load them right up

🤣 it's half a kebab! I want my chicken 🤣

Anywhere online will sell them, they are all the same basically. Just Google 19t triumph america sprocket

Square parts

Thanks!

Sorry, didn't see the comment till now. I have since removed the 19t and back to 18t while I was commuting over winter. I will pop the 19t back on soon for the big rides during summer

Oh man I already regret it! Was an absolute beast, heaps of fun to ride and styling to match! Maybe I'll track down another but pretty rare in Aus

That's a 1993 model

I put the pipes in aus from MCAS, just finishing a video from a big 620km day trip. Then will be doing a valve check/adjustment video, fitting an LED halo headlight and a USB charger for your phone too. Then a 1200km two day, camp trip!

@@rubbersidedownunder cool mate looking forward to it

Just back from a 620km day trip! Screen was really good. Cruised the highway and still enough air but the wind off the chest is gone but no buffeting and doesn't seem to be any extra wind on the helmet or noise

@@rubbersidedownunder Great news!! Thanks! 😊👍

Haha, it sure is, 79, 2 litre 🤘 I'll do a video on it in a few months! Have to finish a few things on it

I find the staintune may have a bit more torque down low but mid to top and cruising there's no difference, but the emgo sound better and can be heard in traffic too. Bracket I have been dodgy, it comes with long brackets, I drill out out a hole and just used a hose clamp through the bracket and around the bottom of the frame, can't see it and is solid 👍

Haha it took off at the start of the trip! Probably lasted 3000km all up in rides and decided to take off 😅

Hi, they are just Emgo Tapered pipes. Relatively cheap but they sound nice and not to loud cruising

All good! The bars are TDR 10in bars bought online and the cables, +200mm on both the clutch and throttle cables and +250mm on the front brake line. They were purchased at Hinkley Triumph Australia, they have an online store on ebay 👍

I have a question on the same topic. Are those the stock wiring on it?

Mine was the same, 110/120 just felt it was revving a little to high. The 19t changed it and was relatively cheap and easy. Good test next week in the highways for a good 400km so will do a review after that 👍👍 I think you'd be happy with a 19t

Honestly made a huge difference. Best way to describe I guess is 4th gear feels like 5th did with the 18t... Can cruise along at 100-110 in 4th and then realise I have another gear. Makes that 110-120kmh cruise effortless and realistically didn't lose much torque down low. Big test next weekend, 500km of snowy mountain highways

I forgot to put him back on after changing my bars 😅 he is back on there now 🦆

Thanks man, next up is a halo headlight ✊

Hi Peter, they are 10in apes from TDR - the cables from memory are +250mm on brake and +200mm throttle and +200mm on clutch. Supplied by hinkley triumph in Queensland 👍

Thanks Peter, the staintune definitely has the better build quality and a really nice smooth note, it's just a little to quiet for me. Will see after a few big rides and might swap back! Cheers

I definitely agree! Have to put the effort in to give them some good memories

That's a bummer! It really was a pretty bad ass bike and not many around

@@rubbersidedownunder hey buddy do you have any advice on syncing the carbs? I’m having some trouble with getting the full power like you did it has power it just doesn’t rev out smooth like this video :( I need help on how to sync the high speed throttle sync screw at the top carb and bottom carb and the idle sync screw at the top. Do you know how many turns in they should be? Or any advice for getting it perfect

@@rubbersidedownunder I have a fancy digi sync but I’m still confused as to which screw to start with first. Bc if I touch one screw it affects the other on the reading. So do I just keep tweaking one at a time till I achieve the balance. I could really use the help. Or if you can give me the number to the guy you sold it to so I can ask for pics of the screw positions so I can mimic :)