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Whether they work or not, in the long term those beads are going to be very environmentally unfriendly.
The OEM nuts are copper plated, for all the good that does.
The axle is the same part no. with 25mm dia but I wouldn't like to hazard a guess on the discs.
It fits all the big hub eccentrics. It fits my son's 1199 which has the same hub as the 1299 and my Supersport and previous 1200 Multi.
Not cheap but the best one on the market from Palmer Products. [ATTACH]
They're now £20 from Triumph. Still a good price though.
I've had good service from Reactive Suspension in York.
860Ω ± 10%. Same as Fiat 1.2 Punto
Swap over the throttle bodies and crank sensor and an ST4 engine should work OK in an ST4s although the fueling could be a little out as the ECU...
If you are looking for a replacement engine bear in mind that the Monster S4R use the same 996 engine.
I just tried that and it says 2 of my bikes are the same vehicle [IMG] presumably because they are on the same policy.
No harm in asking. You should point it and see what they are prepared to do about it. The discs don't look that good for a mere 3.5K miles.
The pitting is caused by damp on the pads when the bike has been laid up. It looks bad but should have no effect on braking.
Given the torque that they should be tightened to there is no way I would consider aluminium nuts. They are also more like to create galvanic...
Is the starter solenoid clicking right away but with a delay in the starter turning or does nothing happen at all when you press the button to...
This pic from the manual might help you. [ATTACH] 244mm measured from the top of the bottom yoke to the top of the fork tubes.
Why? It's in their interests that you do.
Leaving it dry won't do it any harm as long as it is immersed in fuel when it is next run. It doesn't have a diaphragm, it has an impeller driven...
He already has the software and cables but has been unable to use it. See post #32.
Black Box System. It co-ordinates all the CANbus functions between the dash, ECU, ABS and other components on the bike.
