On my Speed Twin I installed a front fender extender, a radiator guard , and a sump guard. I also fitted a Dart flyscreen. All worthwhile mods. Ride safe!
The bends didn't sit right with my hands on those levers, so I sent them back and bought the ASV levers. ASV fit the hands better, much like the stock ones and have micro adjustments to put them right where needed.
The only difference is the quilting. I don’t feel a huge difference vs stock, seems like similar foam to me. So no, definitely not a step change in comfort, but there may be additional foam in the quilting that could help. I’d buy it only if you like the quilted look.
I replaced my brake and clutch levers with news from EvoTech. No special tool required, although the clutch lever required alot of clutch adjustment. I also have the engine covers as you have, but I did not install them as I did not like the look. However the do look good on yours! I also install all new Nitron suspension front and back as stock was so very poor, typical Triumph! Like the channel.
@Chris Carbaugh Can you tell me what model bottom suspension you installed on your bike? I spoke to Nitron a week ago and they said they didn’t have any suspension for the ‘22 model .
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On my Speed Twin I installed a front fender extender, a radiator guard , and a sump guard. I also fitted a Dart flyscreen. All worthwhile mods. Ride safe!
The bends didn't sit right with my hands on those levers, so I sent them back and bought the ASV levers. ASV fit the hands better, much like the stock ones and have micro adjustments to put them right where needed.
Great video fantastic bike stay safe 🇬🇧👍
Is the comfort seat, really comfort? My guess is that by being thinner than the stock unit it will be stiffer on your rear?
The only difference is the quilting. I don’t feel a huge difference vs stock, seems like similar foam to me. So no, definitely not a step change in comfort, but there may be additional foam in the quilting that could help. I’d buy it only if you like the quilted look.
Have you tidied up the wiring somehow around the handlebar area? It just looks much cleaner to how I remember the demo bike was.
I have not touched it, it came like that when I bought it.
I replaced my brake and clutch levers with news from EvoTech. No special tool required, although the clutch lever required alot of clutch adjustment. I also have the engine covers as you have, but I did not install them as I did not like the look. However the do look good on yours! I also install all new Nitron suspension front and back as stock was so very poor, typical Triumph! Like the channel.
@Chris Carbaugh Can you tell me what model bottom suspension you installed on your bike? I spoke to Nitron a week ago and they said they didn’t have any suspension for the ‘22 model .
@@ranjitgovindaraj my bike is a 2020 model.