No , I suspect the latest EU requirements .. he did check against an older one. While I could go with scorpion headers , I've decided to just let it go . I don't dislike the stock sound and power
Ah Crap and I'm pretty sure Santa is getting me a new x-pipe. I will probably go with the scorpions because
it's just too quiet and I'd rather not hack-saw the stock setup.
You remove the header and cat apparently . A&J has used the arrow headers with the TFC , and they confirmed they will work with the V&H . THe V&H have welded in baffles so they will be a bit quieter than the arrow .
You remove the header and cat apparently . A&J has used the arrow headers with the TFC , and they confirmed they will work with the V&H . THe V&H have welded in baffles so they will be a bit quieter than the arrow .
Some of my overpriced Triumph accessories came in and after I put them all on I came to the realization that some of the things I thought I'd notice, I don't. While some of the things I thought wouldn't matter, made a huge difference. Like these little machined caps that I have to strain to see...
Tried to figure it out, even read the owners manual, and I'm still in the dark. How do I change from a 24 hr. display to a 12 hour display on my '19 Street Twin??? I need your help please.
Paul
I sport tour on my 2018 T120 and while I like the look of the stock wire spoke wheels, I worry about having to do a road-side repair for a flat tire/tube. Removing the rear wheel, which I assume would require removing the exhaust silencers would be a major hassle, not to mention breaking down...
Is there any difference between the T120 and T120 Black (owned) in the way the seat latched on?
I had interest in purchasing a Triumph ribbed bench seat (A2304634), but they list it on their website as "This item fits Bonneville T120 (not Black) ..." True?
Link to site
Sorry if there is already a thread for this, new to the website... hello everyone!
I have had a 2019 street scrambler 900 for about 6 months now and LOVE IT, by no means am I here because of an underpowered situation. That being said, I am always looking for upgrades to get the absolute most...
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