These videos are brilliant mate. Totally helped me servicing my 2012 street R (which has some ever-so-slight differences). I bought mine used @ 20,000 miles and let's just say I was a bit horrified when I removed the sprocket cover.
Yes to be fair greasing the swingarm bearings is not a 'service item' more preventative maintenance as its well know that they not greased very well from factory.
Great set of vids mate! Think the swing arm bearings re-grease is part of the 12k service? I replaced all the swingarm linkage caged needle bearings (drag link and drop link) on my Speed start of the year, all of them fubar!
I decided at 3 years it was worth doing. It's beyond the schedule but it's definitely worth thinking about doing them. I'd hate to think what they would have been like if I'd waited till 12k :)
@@crestaenine sorry dude been mega busy here as you probably know by now the triumph tool number is T3880104, if you search a well known auction site you find them. Thanks for watching and sorry for not responding sooner.
thanks for great video, could you please tell me the diameter of triumph swingarm adjuster tool? I just received one, but looks quite small compare to yours.
@@TheSussexBiker I measured it from the video :D, but if someone else would like to know, here are dimensions of the tool: diameter: 19,8 mm thickness of stump: 4,9 mm height of stump: 5,2 mm
Hi! Do you still have part 6 or did you have to remove it for a reason? this walkthrough maintenance is brilliant in my opinion, and hopefully we will get more!
TheSussexBiker you legend! Thanks very much! I was considering refreshing the linkage bearings and send off the shock for a service. That video helps me a lot, as it will save some cash on the work done at the suspension centre! Cheers!
good video , I thought the bearings were sealed and forget, I can do the oil, filter and fluids but i think im best take it to a garage for the next 12k after seeing whats involved .
The tool is officially called 'swing arm adjuster wrench' tool number T3880104. If you search ebay for that number you should find it I'll see if I can find a link
I going to remove the front sprocket cover as full of Gunge . But is was going in for a 12k service cost £627 at triumph nearly died . The from cover still full of Gunge Must Never been taken off I thought must of been taken off to Service the swingarm etc ?
These videos are brilliant mate. Totally helped me servicing my 2012 street R (which has some ever-so-slight differences). I bought mine used @ 20,000 miles and let's just say I was a bit horrified when I removed the sprocket cover.
Thanks for watching and the kind comments, glad they were of use.
brilliant, saved me a few hundred quid this series
Thanks glad you liked it.
Great video, this helped me out greatly. Much Thanks.
Just got a second hand rx modle i didnt realise thay took this much servicing
Yes to be fair greasing the swingarm bearings is not a 'service item' more preventative maintenance as its well know that they not greased very well from factory.
Great set of vids mate!
Think the swing arm bearings re-grease is part of the 12k service? I replaced all the swingarm linkage caged needle bearings (drag link and drop link) on my Speed start of the year, all of them fubar!
I decided at 3 years it was worth doing. It's beyond the schedule but it's definitely worth thinking about doing them. I'd hate to think what they would have been like if I'd waited till 12k :)
Gunky? You have no idea!
Try my old bandit's after 52000 miles having never been taken off. Now, THAT was gunky!
Excellent vid. Thx. What's the name of the tool to remove the sleeved frame spacer on the swingarm bolt pls? Size also if you happen to know it.
Don't worry about this one mate - found it with good ole Haynes!
@@crestaenine sorry dude been mega busy here as you probably know by now the triumph tool number is T3880104, if you search a well known auction site you find them. Thanks for watching and sorry for not responding sooner.
@@TheSussexBiker Thx a lot mate - I did get hold of it. Should have cracked open the Haynes before I bothered you!
thanks for great video, could you please tell me the diameter of triumph swingarm adjuster tool? I just received one, but looks quite small compare to yours.
Hi I no longer have the bike or the tool , sorry can't help you with the measurement.
@@TheSussexBiker I measured it from the video :D, but if someone else would like to know, here are dimensions of the tool:
diameter: 19,8 mm
thickness of stump: 4,9 mm
height of stump: 5,2 mm
@@3DmodelPRATIC Thanks for posting this info :)
Hi! Do you still have part 6 or did you have to remove it for a reason? this walkthrough maintenance is brilliant in my opinion, and hopefully we will get more!
Just checked it should now be added to the playlist-sorry don't know what happened.
TheSussexBiker you legend! Thanks very much! I was considering refreshing the linkage bearings and send off the shock for a service. That video helps me a lot, as it will save some cash on the work done at the suspension centre!
Cheers!
@@nikolura glad to be of help👍
Why Is this necessary in the service?
It's not on the schedule thats for sure but as you can see they needed lubricating and this in turn means a longer service life :)
good video , I thought the bearings were sealed and forget, I can do the oil, filter and fluids but i think im best take it to a garage for the next 12k after seeing whats involved .
SussexBiker - Lovin the vids mate. Whats the tool called at 9:30 ? How much was it, do you have a link?
The tool is officially called 'swing arm adjuster wrench' tool number T3880104. If you search ebay for that number you should find it I'll see if I can find a link
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Triumph-Swinging-Arm-Tool-Part-No-T3880104-/121633978497?hash=item1c51f33881:g:y2kAAOSwv0tVPUKu
I going to remove the front sprocket cover as full of Gunge . But is was going in for a 12k service cost £627 at triumph nearly died . The from cover still full of Gunge
Must Never been taken off
I thought must of been taken off to Service the swingarm etc ?
Where is part 6 of this series?
Think I cocked up the numbering sorry
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