Triumphrat

drewblanchard · 05-05-2008

I'm in the process of putting a '95 Super III back to factory spec, and have made good use of the factory service manual. What I don't have (and desperately want) is an OWNER'S manual. Some things are simply not covered in the service manual (such as suspension adjustments, or rec. air pressures). I tried to order a manual from Bike Bandits, but they said there are no copies available in North America. Triumph itself is only helpful if you have a current model. Any suggestions? I'm not looking for "free," just authentic.

JohnD · 05-05-2008

Drewblanchard,

I have a '99 Daytona 1200. My owner's manual covers some of the other models too. The Super III reccoed air pressure is 36 lbs. front and 41 rear.

I also have a Haynes Service & Repair Manual #2162 that covers all the carburettor engines from '91 to '99, which includes the Super III. Haynes covers inspection, disassembly and reassembly of the front forks and the rear suspension. Also reccoed set-up for riding single, double, standard, hard or soft. Personally I think you are better off getting the Haynes - which is readily available - rather than vainly trying to find an owner's manual which does not cover that much.

I bought my Haynes at:

http://www.discountautorepairmanuals.com