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Modifications, Accessories, and Appearance / Re: Installation Led's intermittent in the mirrors of the Trophy
« Last post by digital on Today at 06:34 am »
*Originally Posted by trophied [+]
They mimic the indicators on automobiles in the US these days.  They all have those on the outside mirrors to alert drivers that may be in the blind spot.  May even be a government requirement here now since ALL the current vehicles have them.  Drivers here now seem to think if they signal they're entitled to that position on the roadway, no matter if it's partially occupied already or not!  They can't see past their hood ornament and think their rear bumper is just behind the driver's seat! :005:

Some time ago I posted a trick on this forum that I had the same system installed on my motorcycle. With a control center and two sensors inside the two suitcases
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Modifications, Accessories, and Appearance / Re: Installation Led's intermittent in the mirrors of the Trophy
« Last post by louping77 on Today at 06:10 am »
*Originally Posted by digital [+]
It is important to replace the original cables with others of better quality, since they are broken by the part that is welded to the circuit.

Hi Digital i replaced original wires
And also welded some news with connectors
Better  looks too

Above all, place male / female connectors to be able to disconnect them.

No, GarminDave. When they are stopped, the LEDs are not visible in adsolute. The mirror itself does not allow any LEDs to be seen.
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Maintenance, Servicing, and Mechanical / Re: ALL I WANT IS TO RESET A SERVICE INTERVAL
« Last post by trophied on Today at 01:27 am »
Thanks to T800XC my maintenance interval is reset after ordering his recommended OBD cable and using Tigertool it took less than a minute!  Thanks to all for the help provided. :821:
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Modifications, Accessories, and Appearance / Re: Installation Led's intermittent in the mirrors of the Trophy
« Last post by trophied on Yesterday at 10:11 pm »
They mimic the indicators on automobiles in the US these days.  They all have those on the outside mirrors to alert drivers that may be in the blind spot.  May even be a government requirement here now since ALL the current vehicles have them.  Drivers here now seem to think if they signal they're entitled to that position on the roadway, no matter if it's partially occupied already or not!  They can't see past their hood ornament and think their rear bumper is just behind the driver's seat! :005:
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Modifications, Accessories, and Appearance / Re: Installation Led's intermittent in the mirrors of the Trophy
« Last post by Coconut on Yesterday at 07:46 pm »
That is very clever work, and a very pretty result, but can you tell me what is the purpose of them ?

Are they for other motorists to see in addition to the rear Indicators -
to make it more obvious to them when your are intending to turn,
or is it to alert the Rider when the Indicators are on, ( or have been left on ),
being much more obvious than the green "Tell Tale" light in the Instrument Panel ?

Or is it for both ? !

If it is to alert other motorists, it would be good to see a video
taken from a few metres behind the Trophy in daylight to see how good they are.  :028:

Cheers  :821:

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Modifications, Accessories, and Appearance / Re: Installation Led's intermittent in the mirrors of the Trophy
« Last post by louping77 on Yesterday at 06:18 pm »
Hi all
in the headlight does it can exist both wires colors
blue/red & yelllow for front position light?
many thanks .
nice evening  :763:
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New Members / Re: Hi All from Melbourne Australia
« Last post by HPTCC1 on Yesterday at 08:20 am »
Hi Hardknott. I'm in Moonee Ponds. I dropped you a PM........I hope. Let me know if it doesn't come through.
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Triumph Trophy - General Chat / Re: Bike upgrade
« Last post by trophied on May 28, 2023, 10.37 pm »
They must already know I'm too short for ANY of the Tigers. :745:
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Triumph Trophy - General Chat / Re: Bike upgrade
« Last post by Coconut on May 28, 2023, 10.22 pm »
I got the same email, and regularly get others - because I'm on their mailing list.

I usually delete that kind of message without reading through all of it,
and only stay on the mailing list in case anything "interesting" is promoted !

Cheers  :821:

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New Members / Re: Hi All from Melbourne Australia
« Last post by Coconut on May 28, 2023, 10.18 pm »
Hi Hardknight and :400: to the Forum !

Removing the Fairings is NOT at all difficult !

Triumph did a great job of hiding all the securing bolts,
and as a part is removed, further bolts are revealed,
so everything has to be done ( more or less ) in a certain order.

I wrote a Topic a few years back showing step by step instructions on removing the Fairing
( and installing "R & G" Crash Bars ) with Photo's, and which also has a sheet you can download
listing the location of all the bolts for reference :

HOW TO : Remove the Fairing AND Fit R&G Adventure ( Crash ) Bars

It's one of several useful "HOW TO" guides in that Section of the Forum  :028:

With regards your Air Filter it depends on when the bike was last serviced / when it was last changed.

The service schedule calls for it to be changed every 10,000 miles.

There is a Service schedule in the Owners Handbook, although it contains some errors !  :164:

You can download a document from the Forum which has the known errors corrected in the Service Schedule,
along with corrections for the official Service Manual and other Triumph publications for the Trophy SE in the same place :

Servicing Data, Reference Info. & DTC ( Fault ) Codes

Cheers  :821:

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