Triumph Tiger 660 Sport Remove front panels For Cruise Control Install

Here we show how to remove some of the front panels to gain access to the throttle sender plugs and also front brake connection so we can install MCCRUISE Motorcycle Cruise Control System.

[@cornholio1962]

So many fall foul of trying to get the airfilter box out without removing or tipping the battery, great video

[@seemax07]

Many thanks! Exactly what I was looking for to replace the blinker.

[@robynmolle5842]

Very helpful, thanks for the tutorial.

[@joshuanguyen8889]

Thanks, can you please do a full video tutorial on how to install MC Cruise control this Tiger 660?

[@oskarhoeler3549]

Sounds easy but we would need the bike for extended time and then the install is about 1 hr and full install video would require far too much time to make it any value. The installation instructions are easy to follow and there are lots of pics and explanations. This vid was just a quick view on how to take off the front panels. Go to mccruise.com to order your kit and get it fitted it transforms the capability of the bike, you’ll love it and never have a bike without cruise.

[@alanjosesunny]

Does this void warranty?

[@oskarhoeler3549]

Removing panels know, fitting cruise not had any issues so far and we’ve been selling for 27 years.

[@alanjosesunny]

@@oskarhoeler3549 Okay, but fitting cruise control does require rewiring, I assume. Doesn't that void the warranty? Also, I am from India and I am looking forward to getting the Tiger Sport 660. And I want to add cruise control to it, but as mentioned before, I am concerned if the rewiring would void the warranty. Would you be having any detailed videos regarding this ?

[@oskarhoeler3549]

@@alanjosesunny we will produce and supply a kit that is basically plug and play, some backing out of terminals and fitting our computer. The instructions will be detailed so no video for this kit will be made but so far it is by far the easiest we have done so far, probably less than 1 hour. As far warranties with OEM you would need to discuss with them but if your were going to claim a new throttle from the OEM and you have fiddled with the wiring I would say take the cruise off and make your claim. But if you blow the engine then they would be hard pressed saying cruise caused it. Any way we have not seen or heard of any issues like that with our product and we warrant our gear but the installer needs to take responsibility as well we don’t know if they followed the instructions like disconnect battery before touching anything else. By the way the kit will be about aud960+shipping and taxes if your government has vat or gst so that needs to be considered. Cheers