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Triumph Trophy - General Chat / Re: Where to get the screw for the body panels« Last post by trophied on Yesterday at 10:27 pm »If you order them yourself at Hermys you will pay at least USPS shipping, and if you order them at the dealer and they add it to other products/orders you MIGHT not pay any shipping.
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Triumph Trophy - General Chat / Re: Where to get the screw for the body panels« Last post by ladisney on Yesterday at 10:13 pm »The dealer can order them. Six Dollars each!
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Maintenance, Servicing, and Mechanical / Re: What battery do you recommend?« Last post by trophied on Yesterday at 07:37 pm » Maybe due to a voltage regulator? I bought an Optimate charger at a Honda dealership because I could not find my Battery Tender, and it wasn't very expensive, came with all the different connections, a nice long cord, AND it charges/maintains flooded, AGM, and Lithium (LiFePo4 .only). Probably more likely just a maintainer than a charger since the output is low and may well take forever to actually CHARGE a battery.4
Maintenance, Servicing, and Mechanical / Re: What battery do you recommend?« Last post by Coconut on Yesterday at 06:51 pm »I have never tried a Lithium Battery and don't know enough about them,
other than that there seems to be a lot of hype, and most places that sell them seem to advise needing ( to sell the buyer ) a "Special Lithium battery charger" - but no-one has been able to explain why I don't also need a "Special Lithium Alternator" !    5
Maintenance, Servicing, and Mechanical / Re: oil fork« Last post by trophied on Yesterday at 03:10 pm » 6
Maintenance, Servicing, and Mechanical / Re: What battery do you recommend?« Last post by STJIM on Yesterday at 12:22 pm »I'll chime-in here :
IMHO opinion lithium batteries are way over-rated and too expensive for my budget. A good AGM battery is more than plenty good. I buy the cheapest AGM batteries I can find online and have never had a problem with one ( yet ) over the last 12 years. I do admit I'm a PM freak and replace my batteries every 5 years or so, even if they are testing "good'. Why wait for a failure on the road hundreds of miles from home ? I keep the old batteries on a maintainer as a spare, just in case. I admit I do have some 10 year old used spare AGM batteries that are still testing "good". Don't ask me how a hand-held tester can load test a battery - it must be magic. I have a battery tester like this one : https://www.ebay.com/itm/195713132142?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=neufwymfqag&sssrc=2047675&ssuid=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY 7
Maintenance, Servicing, and Mechanical / Re: What battery do you recommend?« Last post by Verdun95 on Yesterday at 09:52 am »Coconut: What about a lithium one?
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New Members / Re: Another newbie from Cheshire« Last post by Verdun95 on Yesterday at 09:47 am »Welcome aboard
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Maintenance, Servicing, and Mechanical / Re: oil fork« Last post by louping77 on Yesterday at 08:23 am »Sorry trophied
For thos little name cofuse 🙄🤭 10
Maintenance, Servicing, and Mechanical / Re: oil fork« Last post by louping77 on Yesterday at 08:21 am »Hi
Coconut Many thanks for your feedback Firtstly i will ask to the dealer May be it would be the best Option.. Have a nice day |