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Robmcg
Trophy Member
Posts: 50
Bike: Trophy SE 2013
City / Town: Adelaide
Country: Australia
Triumph Optimiser
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March 16, 2013, 09:32:34 am »
Hi All
Am in Australia. Have a Trophy coming and want to get the Triumph Battery Optimiser.
Can't find it on the Triumph website and not sure of price etc.
If anyone has one, could you please tell me
Cost in Australia? - can it be connected through the Accessory Socket, or, does it have its' own connection, or, must it be connected directly to the battery terminals?
Have done searches on triumph website but no success.
Cheers
Rob
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Berber
Trophy Master
Posts: 1182
Bike: K1600GTL (Pegasus)
City / Town: Nottingham
Country: UK
Re: Triumph Optimiser
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March 16, 2013, 03:05:53 pm »
I have an ordinary (non-triumph) optimiser. It comes with a connection designed to fit to the battery with a connector on it so you can just plug the optimiser in whenever you want. I had it installed on my Honda and will be fitting it to the Triumph (when it stops raining here!).
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Triplemania
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Re: Triumph Optimiser
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March 16, 2013, 05:19:03 pm »
Originally Posted by
Robmcg
Hi All
Am in Australia. Have a Trophy coming and want to get the Triumph Battery Optimiser.
Can't find it on the Triumph website and not sure of price etc.
If anyone has one, could you please tell me
Cost in Australia? - can it be connected through the Accessory Socket, or, does it have its' own connection, or, must it be connected directly to the battery terminals?
Have done searches on triumph website but no success.
Cheers
Rob
Hi,
I have always use an Optimate which is around £50ish. They are supplied with a fused lead which connects to the battery. I tend not to use this method, I buy an adaptor (usually eBay) which clips on the end of the Optimate lead and then plugs directly into the socket outlet on the left hand side of engine (bike) which is permanently live. Couldn't be simpler
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dhart2012
Trophy Junior
Posts: 11
Bike: Blue Trophy SE
City / Town: Latham
Country: USA
Re: Triumph Optimiser
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March 16, 2013, 05:48:31 pm »
Triumph Part number is A9930220 and adapter is A9930011
Enjoy your bike. Mine is due in April.
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Robmcg
Trophy Member
Posts: 50
Bike: Trophy SE 2013
City / Town: Adelaide
Country: Australia
Re: Triumph Optimiser
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March 17, 2013, 09:14:18 am »
Thanks Fellas
Especially, dhart2012 - I looked up the Part Numbers , found the pictured parts and now can see the Dealer knowing what I want
Cheers Rob
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davidw3d
Trophy Pro
Posts: 222
Bike: Blue Trophy SE
City / Town: Bradford
Country: UK
Re: Triumph Optimiser
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March 17, 2013, 05:25:50 pm »
My Trophy SE came with an optimate cable fitted, it is located to the left of the battery compartment and has a red rubber waterproof cap. I am pretty sure this is standard equipment as I never specified it when I ordered the bike, it was just there. You should check on this before ordering parts.
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Canucks_Fan
Trophy Pro
Posts: 159
Bike: Tiger 1050 Trophy SE
City / Town: Kennewick
Country: USA
Re: Triumph Optimiser
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March 17, 2013, 06:21:06 pm »
Originally Posted by
davidw3d
My Trophy SE came with an optimate cable fitted, it is located to the left of the battery compartment and has a red rubber waterproof cap. I am pretty sure this is standard equipment as I never specified it when I ordered the bike, it was just there. You should check on this before ordering parts.
It's not standard from the factory, but a lot of dealerships install them into every bike they sell during the PDI for their own convenience.
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Robmcg
Trophy Member
Posts: 50
Bike: Trophy SE 2013
City / Town: Adelaide
Country: Australia
Re: Triumph Optimiser
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March 18, 2013, 01:05:33 am »
I noticed the red /orange cover on the demonstrator bike I rode.
You may be correct. Will wait til I get the bike to check.
Thanks for the info
Cheers
Rob
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