Triumphrat

tritonwow · 10-05-2008, 05:04 AM

Weights (in pounds):
??.?? OEM front fender
0.55 Super III carbon front fender (with speedocable keep)
1.60 OEM rear hugger
?.?? Super III carbon rear hugger (I just need to take it off to weigh)
6.80 OEM seat with cowl
4.20 OEM tail section (both sides and center)
7.00 OEM lower fairing (pair with inner panels)
3.90 OEM upper fairing (with aftermarket flush blinkers and windscreen)
0.80 OEM inner upper panels (4 pieces)
2.10 OEM mirrors (pair)
14.90 OEM gas tank (with gas cap, mnting bracket, fuel sensor, fuel tap)
24.75 OEM mufflers (pair)
80.00 frame (both main and sub)

tritonwow · 10-05-2008, 05:05 AM

Measurements (in mm):
88-88-88 OEM carb spacing
36 OEM carb inlet inner diameter
42 OEM carb inlet outer diameter

tritonwow · 10-05-2008, 05:07 AM

Just in case

Ok, So anyone with something not in the manual post up and I'll add it to one of these front three posts.

Keep the shiny side up!

andrewb · 10-05-2008, 11:01 AM

Do you have a weight on the stock cans and front/rear wheel assembly's?

I have front rotor weight for you on Tuesday!

tritonwow · 10-05-2008, 06:25 PM

Cool. I didn't weigh the wheels but will when I need to change tires (that won't be for awhile though) If someone else has the weights (or any info to add to the list) just post up and I'll add it to one of the first postings.

SC SuperIII · 10-12-2008, 01:26 AM

What's the total weight of your beast? By the way, are you stock carbon fiber cans real carbon fiber or did Triumph put "fake" carbon fiber on them?

tritonwow · 10-12-2008, 03:58 AM

I'm not sure of the total weight but it's heavy (a shocker moving back and forth to the Bonne). I'll be moving again so I might try to find the scales around here and weigh it.
The carbon cans I have must be aftermarket but I can't find a marking anywhere on them as to who made them. They are true CF and the weight can attest to it.
My OEM cans are not CF nor do they have CF wrapping... straight up black paint. These are not mounted on my bike (but I keep them because when I live in Japan I have to have all OEM equipment on the bike to be able to pass inspection).