Speed Triple service - Eccentric chain adjuster remove & refit

Removal of the eccentric chain adjuster, on a 2014 Triumph Speed Triple.
also measure and adjust the abs air gap.
This procedure should be the same for bikes 2011 - 2020, it could be similar
on other bikes, with a single side swing arm.
Motorbike Maintenance, DIY

[@jerryx2000]

Is it correct if I use a larger sprocket in the front the low speed (10-20kmh) jerkiness & throttle snatch goes away?

[@notamotorbikemechanic]

I'm not sure pal, I've never done this .

[@adrianooliveira4709]

Parabéns brother 👏👏👏. Através de seus vídeos tenho feito minhas manutenções em casa. 😀Ótimo

[@notamotorbikemechanic]

Estou feliz, você acha meu canal útil 👍🏼🏍

[@ninjanelly3506]

I'd remove that Allen bolt on the caliper slider whilst you were there and copper slip it too👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😎

[@bryansuperduke1290r]

It’s a 1 time use part.

[@andregiroux4282]

Just watched this, great video...my 2011 Sprint GT 1050'a eccentric hub seems to have a maximum and a minimum position, like I cannot tighten it enough, chain is still slack and the hub appears 'at its max'...is this normal ? looking at how its made it should turn freely one direction or the other without stopping one way or the other right ?

[@notamotorbikemechanic]

Maybe your chain is over stretched 🤔

[@BigCheese85]

Very good video. I have a 08 Sprint 1050. Probably do this when changing rear brakes. How often does this need to be removed and cleaned out. I remember something saying every 4 yes??

[@notamotorbikemechanic]

I'm not sure if there is a schedule for it, yeah every few years sounds right👍

[@roynexus6]

Excellent video. Thank you making and posting it.

[@notamotorbikemechanic]

Your welcome

[@ybliga]

ouch!! - definitely not a good idea to use a wire brush on bearing surfaces - both the eccentric hub and axle??

[@notamotorbikemechanic]

why?

[@ybliga]

@@notamotorbikemechanic because they are machined, smooth surfaces with tight tolerances. If you use a wire brush on the axle where it bears on the needles, you will inevitably accelerate wear in the bearing by creating imperfections in the surface. I suspect it is better to accept the minor imperfections in the cleaned surface than abrade with a wire brush - just my thoughts

[@notamotorbikemechanic]

We are all entitled to our opinion, personally I can’t see it causing any harm.
It’s a copper brush, so very soft.
But as I point out on all my videos, I’m no expert.
Thanks for supporting the channel 👍🏻

[@ybliga]

@@notamotorbikemechanic I do watch with interest!

[@RichardsModellingAdventures]

as long as the copper brush only removes dirt and not Alloy I don't see a problem.

[@diviik6619]

Thanks man! Your videos have helped me a lot with the maintenance of the bike.

[@notamotorbikemechanic]

Your very welcome, glad to help