Mine would not start the first day that i got it. Got it to the shop and they i guess fixed it and now it is doing it all over again and it is back in the shop again. I made a video of what it is doing on my channel. I would turn the key to start and and got nothing, i would then turn it off and turn it back on and it would fire right up. It does this ALL THE TIME!!
The problem you mention is also made by my motorbike, but with two more problems. It knocks out the motor and burns excess gasoline. It takes me about 200 km!!
You're not alone, I've had nothing but issues with my speed 400 since I bought it three weeks ago. The engine cut out at 65mph in 6th gear, then numerous times in 2nd. Now it's currently in my garage unable to start with a load of warning lights on the dash and unable to detect a gear, I've requested to return it for a full refund.
@@mattbikes46 There are optional bar end mirrors made from cast aluminium. The standard ones are also bar end mirrors but they have plastic housing. Hope this clarifies it.
Mine would not start the first day that i got it. Got it to the shop and they i guess fixed it and now it is doing it all over again and it is back in the shop again. I made a video of what it is doing on my channel. I would turn the key to start and and got nothing, i would then turn it off and turn it back on and it would fire right up. It does this ALL THE TIME!!
Interesting, hope they get it sorted for you.
The problem you mention is also made by my motorbike, but with two more problems. It knocks out the motor and burns excess gasoline. It takes me about 200 km!!
You're not alone, I've had nothing but issues with my speed 400 since I bought it three weeks ago. The engine cut out at 65mph in 6th gear, then numerous times in 2nd. Now it's currently in my garage unable to start with a load of warning lights on the dash and unable to detect a gear, I've requested to return it for a full refund.
@@siulingleung4039 I tried to return it for a full refund and they would not take it back so good luck!
@@siulingleung4039Would be good to hear if things are worked out for you or not....Thanks.
Built in Triumph's factory in Thailand. Only Indian bikes built in India- with slightly less spec.
Ok, that makes sense👍 Thanks.
Have any of you checked this bike, how many kilometers you drive with a full tank?
I didn’t get the chance to check the range sadly, am sure someone will be able to comment.
Bar end mirrors are standard.
Ah Ok cool, appreciate the confirmation👍
On the Triumph website you could add them as an extra, guess I should have checked with the dealer.
@@mattbikes46 There are optional bar end mirrors made from cast aluminium. The standard ones are also bar end mirrors but they have plastic housing. Hope this clarifies it.
OK great, it all makes sense now👍