Raber's Tech Tips: Episode #4 - Triumph Unit Construction Twins Cush Rubber Installation

Hello again! The info in today's video would apply to pretty much all 500cc, 650cc and 750cc Triumph unit construction twins as well as 1966-on A50/A65 BSA models. The same basic tool and process would also apply to most all of the pre-unit Triumph twins too. If you have any questions, contact us at www.rabers.com. Thanks for stopping by!
57-1722 Triumph Twin Cush Drive Rubber:
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57-1723 Triumph Twin Cush Drive Rebound Rubber:
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61-7018 Triumph Clutch locking tool:
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[@tinker-lux]

I really love you movies. They some of the few real rare ones which are good to super. Thank you for the good explanations.

[@jayblue5310]

Great video

Thanks once again!

[@markatr6]

GREAT vid! but i cant tell which way to fit the spider- it has a thicker rim on one side-does that go TOWARD the gearbox, or outward toward the primary cover?

[@ishanjeewantha1623]

Can you introduce tigger 100 front fork assemble step by step again sir

[@EdOfTheNorth]

Yes, the rubbers most certainly do have a specific direction, as they are purposefully shaped differently on all sides.
But you did not bother to explain what direction to put them.
Flat side against the blade, curved side against the housing for all rubbers, if anyone is interested.

[@chucklaneChuckylane]

thank you.

[@EdOfTheNorth]

@lukaepeluca Good information paves a highway to success in whatever we do. Bad information paves a highway to failure in everything we do.

[@Snorky_88]

Lunmad made up this method