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Twins Technical Talk Technical Talk for Hinckley Triumph Twins: Bonneville, T100, Speedmaster, America, Thruxton, and Scrambler.

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Old 12-03-2012, 03:38 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Invest in the Triumph oil filter removal tool. It is used with a standard 3/8" drive ratchet.

You'll save yourself a lot of grief.

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Old 12-03-2012, 03:41 PM   #12 (permalink)
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And a dremel! Every man needs a dremel!
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Old 12-03-2012, 03:47 PM   #13 (permalink)
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Why a Dremel unless the OP is thinking of doing some airbox mods or the like ?
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Old 12-03-2012, 04:08 PM   #14 (permalink)
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Don't forget the most important thing in the toolkit- cable ties. You just never know when you'll need them...
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Why a Dremel unless the OP is thinking of doing some airbox mods or the like ?
Because every man needs one. Once you've got one, you will find infinite uses for it....
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Ahhh, I see, so they're comparable to condoms ?
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Old 12-03-2012, 05:18 PM   #17 (permalink)
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Ahhh, I see, so they're comparable to condoms ?
OUCH!!!
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Buy a mid range quality tool kit. Sockets, spanners,screwdrivers, allen keys plus a few other odds and sods. All are metric on bonnie. Kits tend to work out a lot cheaper than buying individually You will need to add bits as you go, like for the rear axle i use a whitworth socket!
Just dont buy cheap as quality will suffer and soft allen keys are worthless!
A haynes manual is good if you are new to wrenching. The triumph w/shop manual gives you all you need.
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Yup, very useful for putting on your velocity stack or barrel end to keep the rain out !!!!

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The following is a tool list & their applications that I compiled for my 2008 carbed T100 with some mods.

Hinkley Bonneville Tool List and their uses:-

3mm Allen key:- Float bowls*, Carby tops*, front guard stays.

4mm Allen key:- Carby bellmouths*, flyscreen*.

5mm Allen key:- Seat, Grab rail*, Number plate*, Front guard, Switch gear, gear lever.

6mm Allen key:- Rear M/cyl, H/bar clamp, front axle clamp, chain guard, muffler clamps, cam cover.

8mm Allen key:- Foot peg brackets, triple tree clamps, frame down tubes, center stand*, exhaust header mounts, brake pedal.

Medium Phillips screwdriver:- Battery terminals, M/cyl reservoir lids, Air filter clamps, Carby clamps, headlight.

Medium flat screwdriver:- Side covers.

Small flat screwdriver:- Carby jets.

8mm socket:- Fuel tank, oil cooler, engine covers, rectifier, air filter, starter motor, Chain adjusters.

10mm socket:- front guard brackets, igniter, tailight, cam oil feed pipe, starter terminal, solenoid terminals, clutch bolts.

12mm socket:- Top engine brace, rear shocks, headlight, front caliper, exhaust headers, breast plate, horn.

13mm socket:- Sump plug.

14mm socket:- H/bar risers, rear caliper, Centre stand*, rear sprocket.

16mm socket:- Engine mounts.

17mm socket:- Engine mounts, sidestand, swingarm.

18mm deep socket:- Sparkplugs.

19mm socket:- Oil cooler lines.

1/4" socket:- fuel line clamp*.

9/16" socket:- Brake line banjo bolts.

8mm open end / ring spanner:- Inlet manifold.

10mm open end / ring spanner:- Number plate*, Throttle cables.

12mm open end / ring spanner:- Fork brace, rear footpegs, clutch cable, rear shocks.

13mm open end / ring spanner:- Engine brace, muffler brackets*.

17mm open end / ring spanner:- Sidestand, engine mounts.

19mm open end / ring spanner:- Front axle, rear axle.

22mm open end / ring spanner:- Oil pressure switch.

24mm open end / ring spanner:- Front axle, rear axle, oil cooler lines, swingarm.

T30 Torx key:- Chain guard, rear mudguard, cam caps, ignition pickup, sidestand switch.

100mm adjustable wrench:- Substitute for 9/16" socket etc.

200mm adjustable wrench:- Substitute for 16mm socket & 22mm open end etc.

Ratchet handle(s), long & short extensions as required for sockets (1/4" & 3/8").

Small pliers for electrical work etc.


Items marked with an * are unique to my bike because of a fitted accessory or aftermarket item.
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