Triumphrat

nissn1 · 12-20-2005

Just installed these today and noticed that there is around 4mm gap between hub and cover. I thought they would seat flush against hub! Anyone else installed these. Looks like this gap may be normal.

[ This message was edited by: nissn1 on 2005-12-20 01:19 ]

Captain_Rat · 12-20-2005

I have an aftermarket hub cover (non-Triumph). It does not sit flush either. Since they are new, you're very aware of them. Give it a week and you won't give them a second thought.

Capt.

beers2u · 12-20-2005

Yes, mine has a similar gap.

flatspins · 12-20-2005

nice ride

Bob955i · 12-20-2005

The gap is intentional so that you can tighten the hub cover properly without the edge of it marking the wheel.

[ This message was edited by: Bob955i on 2005-12-20 13:07 ]

nissn1 · 12-20-2005

cheers :upthumb:

MrZed · 12-20-2005

Whatever the gap, I'm just glad there are products out there that allow us to run around without our nuts exposed.

scratch · 12-21-2005

Here, here! :chug:

( BTW, my cover has the gap too. )

Legman · 12-21-2005

Nissn1

That is a very tasty looking bike.

nissn1 · 12-21-2005

Quote:

On 2005-12-21 00:04, Legman wrote:
Nissn1

That is a very tasty looking bike.

Hi, well, its a little more tastier tonight as my rizoma reverse mirrors ,billet chainguard,bar ends,billet brake reservoir and oil cooler guard arrived today. Rizoma very quick with shipping. I put the mirrors , bar ends and chainguard on and will do the brake reservoir tomorrow! The brake reservoir is smaller than the original triumph so i am hoping this will have no adverse affect???