Hi rider6661,
I have posted a response to your other "LOW VOLTAGE" message, so I won't dupluicate that here.
First of all I would say that I completely understand your frustration, and apparant anger,
but would also say that there is not much point venting it here, as we are all just
Forum Owners / Members like you, and Triumph themselves have no input here.
There have been other US Forum members that have been let down by individual Dealers,
and by certain individuals at Triumph US - at least one of whom has recently departed the Company.
The best advice I can give you, if you are having no joy with your Dealer,
is to Phone or email Triumph Head Office in your Country, listing the facts of your issues,
and ask for a response within a reasonable time - say 1 or 2 weeks, asking what they intend to do about it.
If that doesn't get you anywhere, escalate the matter to Triumph in the UK.
You might also consider researching whatever "Lemon Laws" you may have recourse to,
such as the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act (beginning with Civil Code section 1790),
and mentioning these in your communications.
Having said all of the above, if your only problem is with the battery going flat,
this "could" be as a result of a faulty audio module that other owners have also experienced.
This fault has been discovered only fairly recently, so your Dealer may not even know about it !
That's what these Forums are for - sharing information for the benefit fo other Members,
so if you need any more information or help - it's probably in here somehwere

Let us know how you get on
