Triumphrat

grayghost

+1 This is he way to do it especially if you are travelling any distance.

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jstark47

I had one break last New Year's Eve, about 40 miles from home. A good samaritan let me stow the bike in their garage overnight, my wife drove me home, I went back the next day with a spare cable and a few tools and retrieved the bike. Replacement cost me $38 at a Triumph dealer, I think.

Cynr1023

Just got the bike home. Dealer quoted me $400 over the phone but it turned out to not be that expensive........
No major issues with the swap out, had to do a little adjusting as it's the first time I've ever done it but no major issues. I did notice that my chain is a little loose. That'll be fun to fix.

$38 bucks at the dealer is about right.

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2007 Bonnie Black
NB Drag Bars, Napoleon Bar-Ends, 19t Front Sproket, Bobbed front and rear fender, Lucas style taillight and bullet signal lights, blacked headers (hey, it's different than from when I got it), Matte Black Side Covers, and fenders, Red seat "embossing", Pazzo Racing Black anodized short levers, BC Predator exhaust, ARK & a rejet, AI removed
OTW: painted tank and headlight bucket w/ screen