Hold steady Roden. You ripped all your bodywork off. Don't do it. Naked is the only way forward.
Goodnight

 

Here.

http://www.triumphparts.gbr.cc/10442/info.php?p=2&pno=0&pid=552279&cat=35500&ack=9&search=&sought=

 

T3 Belly Pan

Roden,

Find sprint manufacturing on Google, I think they do these for about £90

Not so naked though

 

Does it need to come off for oil change..worth thinking about ???

 

The Sprint Manufacturing one is ok but not quite what I had in mind. I'm thinking similar to the Street Triple style.

I know that naked is cool but I like the look of the bellypan on otherwise nude bikes.

Might have to visit my friendly local wrecker...

Cheers,

Roden

 

I think that I've seen the 955 Sprint RS belly pan adapted to the T3.

 

belly pans

Nudes with bellies..... Mate - whatever gets you through the night! (as John Lennon said) Personally I'm with tripple3 - I like my nudes totally disrobed.

Cheers KiwiGeoff

 

Roden,

Check out powerbronze.com.au or http://ausfr.com.au/cart/shopdisplayproducts.asp?id=16&cat=BELLYPANS

These will give you ideas.

 

Anybody ever put a belly-pan to a Speed Triple with an oil-cooler? I've got a -95 Speed Triple but the engine is a 6-speed from -96 Daytona (I'd guess so because of the oil-cooler) and at least Triumph Manufacturing say that theirs won't fit with the oil-cooler.

 

sailfish - I think that could work, it would have to be dimensionally close at least.

KiwiGeoff - Yes and no, I like some of those cool streetfighter bits and its not like putting a fairing back on!

ivincent - I kinda like the RS one, it has a more dated style that would suit the bike I think. Maybe Triumph did one for the 955 S3? I'll investigate some more.

Cheers,

Roden

 

It's in the Triumph manual, under lubrication. It really is quite easy once you have the book for reassurance. Triumph-ant, in Wales should have the bits you want, if you don't have them. Personally I'd replace the oil pressure valve, new gasket and 'O' rings for the oil feed pipes and some copper washers - not expensive and then there's that peace of mind thing.