Lower arm screen mechanism

[Xsv]

So...500 miles into a 2500 mile ride..... kick stand wasn't all the way down when I was getting gas.  The bike tipped to the left.  I stopped it at about a 45 degree angle and the nice gas attendant help me stand it up.  I thought maybe the mirror hit the pump, but not a mark.

However as I was driving the windshield seemed to be a little sloppy on the left side.  Apparently the left side of the windshield hit the pump and the lower arm sheared off in the middle.

Thankfully there is a part.  T2305486.

However, I have no clue on how to access it to replace it.  Has anyone else had the misfortune of replacing one of these?

[lemuriano]

I did have a similar misfortune, but the ASM,UPPER ARM,SCREEN MECHANISM was the part to replace.

The access to the upper arm  is as easy as taken off the windshield, but for the lower arm, it appear that the screen adjustment mechanism has to be off in order to install the lower arm from the inside.

[Xsv]

Ah yes, I could not have broken the easy one

I wonder how involved involved it will be to remove.  I guess I will have to find out in 2000 miles.

Any tips on how to do this is appreciated.

[Stelyn]

Hi Xsv,  a slightly more exploded view may help out as to how to get to it .

[Xsv]

Unfortunately this is the view all of the parts suppliers have online.  In fact, none of them even have the part shown in the schematics.

[Stelyn]

Perhaps maybe  `Coconut'  can advise....

[AZBob]

Originally Posted by Xsv

Unfortunately this is the view all of the parts suppliers have online.  In fact, none of them even have the part shown in the schematics.

I don't see the part number you quoted -- it may have been superseded and is no longer available. At BikeBandit, I see part number for the mechanism, and another for the motor itself, both around $400 each.

[lemuriano]

Originally Posted by AZBob

I don't see the part number you quoted -- it may have been superseded and is no longer available. At BikeBandit, I see part number for the mechanism, and another for the motor itself, both around $400 each.

The part is listed in Bike Bandit
http://www.bikebandit.com/oem-parts/detail/triumph/t2305486/b3153710?m=155995&sch=807445