Author Topic: Hooray! I finally feel part of the TT fraternity. (Read 3834 times)

Glenk69 · « **on:** June 20, 2013, 08:09:24 am »

I had my first ever problem with the TT today. For months now and after 15,300kms I have been on this forum arrogantly posting that I haven't had a single problem with my TT. I almost felt marginalized from everyone else. This morning on the commute to work my windscreen wouldn't operate. I stopped several times and switched her off and restarted but to no avail. When I got to work it finally worked and hasn't missed a beat since.

I can now empathize with the many members here who have had issues with their TT and I finally feel part of the TT Brotherhood.

In all seriousness I am not overly concerned as I assume that Triumph will iron out these problems with software updates but even with this issue I am now a Trophy devotee and will forgive it the occasional problem. After all it is a new bike and in the long term I'm sure it will be considered the best Touring Motorcycle on the market. As far as I'm concerned it already is.

Simons Trophy · « **Reply #1 on:** June 20, 2013, 11:05:57 am »

Welcome to the club!!
Like you I love this bike. Great to ride & so comfortable.
My screen hasn't missed a beat since they fixed it a few weeks ago.

Chaos · « **Reply #2 on:** June 20, 2013, 02:14:06 pm »

Originally Posted by Glenk69

I had my first ever problem with the TT today. For months now and after 15,300kms I have been on this forum arrogantly posting that I haven't had a single problem with my TT. I almost felt marginalized from everyone else. This morning on the commute to work my windscreen wouldn't operate. I stopped several times and switched her off and restarted but to no avail. When I got to work it finally worked and hasn't missed a beat since.

I can now empathize with the many members here who have had issues with their TT and I finally feel part of the TT Brotherhood.

In all seriousness I am not overly concerned as I assume that Triumph will iron out these problems with software updates but even with this issue I am now a Trophy devotee and will forgive it the occasional problem. After all it is a new bike and in the long term I'm sure it will be considered the best Touring Motorcycle on the market. As far as I'm concerned it already is.

Glen
You've always been in the brotherhood my friend

Along with the other problems my screen did exactly the same thing and unlike the other problems hasn't repeated. As in your language "NO WORRIES"

Take care & ride safe

Chaos

w8d4it · « **Reply #3 on:** June 20, 2013, 05:13:35 pm »

Originally Posted by Glenk69

I had my first ever problem with the TT today. For months now and after 15,300kms I have been on this forum arrogantly posting that I haven't had a single problem with my TT. I almost felt marginalized from everyone else. This morning on the commute to work my windscreen wouldn't operate. I stopped several times and switched her off and restarted but to no avail. When I got to work it finally worked and hasn't missed a beat since.

I can now empathize with the many members here who have had issues with their TT and I finally feel part of the TT Brotherhood.

In all seriousness I am not overly concerned as I assume that Triumph will iron out these problems with software updates but even with this issue I am now a Trophy devotee and will forgive it the occasional problem. After all it is a new bike and in the long term I'm sure it will be considered the best Touring Motorcycle on the market. As far as I'm concerned it already is.

Uhmmm, now you have me worried

do I have to w8 until I have problems to be part of the brotherhood. Or does my previous 40+ years of putting up with other Triumph problems

entitle me to membership

Chaos · « **Reply #4 on:** June 21, 2013, 06:18:17 am »

Originally Posted by w8d4it

Uhmmm, now you have me worried

do I have to w8 until I have problems to be part of the brotherhood. Or does my previous 40+ years of putting up with other Triumph problems

entitle me to membership

Go on then

We'll let you in as well

Chaos

cropbiker · « **Reply #5 on:** June 21, 2013, 03:16:18 pm »

If you have to have problems to be part of the brotherhood......

I would rather be excluded! LOL

I did have fun and games on my old Daytona 1200, not the bikes fault, more the dealership!

Had it serviced in Birmingham by the then Triumph Dealer, picked it up and riding home on the motorway (Freeway for our American cohorts!) Not going too mad as they had just put a new tyre on the rear. A car pulled up alongside me with everyone in it, including the driver, gesturing madly for me to pull over!

Thinking, thats not right, I duly did so! Guess what, I found that the rear calliper had come adrift and was dangling by the hose along the road. Apparently an impressive shower of sparks along the road behind me but below my line of sight so I didn't see it! Absolute miracle it didn't bounce up and tangle in the wheel! I was blessed that day!

Dealership refused to admit that it could have been anything to do with them, go figure!!!

Eventually agreed to replace the calliper with a used one they had, but took solicitors and weeks of wrangling!

Needless to say they are not in business anymore!

davidw3d · « **Reply #6 on:** June 21, 2013, 04:15:53 pm »

Ideal Garage by any chance?

cropbiker · « **Reply #7 on:** June 21, 2013, 04:47:31 pm »

It was indeed! LOL