Larger Button Cruise Control Switch Pod Part Number

[AZBob]

Does anyone know the part number of the right-hand side switch pod with the larger cruise control buttons? I'm wanting to change out my 2014's with the newer one. I looked up the parts for a 2015 and part 19 in the fiche is the same part number for each of the model years, so I don't know if I order it if I'll get the new one or the old one. Thx.

[Gordon3xBBB]

Suspiciously "Not Available" on World of Triumph.....if you can wait a couple of hours I'll ring my Local Dealer and find out...
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and nothing from the Dealer either who checked the Triumph On-Line IPL for me.... there are no separate Part Numbers for the Right-Hand Switch Cube and no mention of the Bigger Buttons..

[Mustangpilot]

The new type switch cube for the Explorer is the same. Look for item 16 here:
http://www.worldoftriumph.com/triumph_motorcycle_parts_locator.php?block_01=&block_02=100063320-0-2&block_03=560601
The price of the newer type has doubled   

[swede 2]

and it looks like the new tiger 800 xcx has the same switch pod.have not yet checked part number

[jesse64]

I've used BikeBandit.com to order OEM parts.  They too show all the same part numbers.  My guess is Triumph went to one design.  I didn't know they were different on earlier models.  I have a 2015.  If you're will to spend the 250 bucks and you don't get what you want they have a 60 day return policy as long as it's unopened.

[cropbiker]

I think its called product improvement.... they took on board some peoples criticism of the original smaller button design and improved things... but it needed to be fully backward compatible.

[Ebenezer]

I think its called product improvement.... they took on board some peoples criticism of the original smaller button design and improved things... but it needed to be fully backward compatible.

During the time I rode the Sprint GT, I met some German Sprint-ST-riders who designed and built all kind of technical solutions and/or improvements for their bike. The switches of older Triumph-models can quite easily be altered, so I was thinking of 3D-printing the button and replace the old one. Anyone who knows how to tackle this problem?

Henk

[azgman]

Originally Posted by Ebenezer

During the time I rode the Sprint GT, I met some German Sprint-ST-riders who designed and built all kind of technical solutions and/or improvements for their bike. The switches of older Triumph-models can quite easily be altered, so I was thinking of 3D-printing the button and replace the old one. Anyone who knows how to tackle this problem?

Henk

Excellent idea Henk. Anyone have access to a 3D printer?