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Hinckley Triumph Trophy
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Intended for owners, riders, and enthusiasts of the Trophy 900 and 1200 models (and common-component models such as the Trident and Pre-99 Sprint), for sharing modifications, maintenance, accessories, assistance, group rides and gatherings, and general information. No SPAM, no adult-oriented topics, and no postings of a political or commercial nature are allowed, except for personal items for sale/wanted.

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Re: I rocked the switch to and fro about a hundred times... Hmmm I'll give that a try later. Don't like the thought of leaving it on prime, so need to get it looked at this morning. I found that I dont have to Posted - Mon May 28, 2012 7:37 am	lovemytrophy Offline Send Email
Re: Tires I use them on my Speed Triple because I got tired of how often I was going through tires. Sufficient grip through corners without the sacrifice of wear. The Posted - Mon May 28, 2012 1:49 am	John tau_zeppelin Offline Send Email
Re: I rocked the switch to and fro about a hundred times... Stiff petcock aside if you attach the knob with a threaded screw rather than the small bolt then it tends to not break the knob. A2 Posted - Sun May 27, 2012 10:56 pm	a2 - inoperative emes... adeux60... Offline Send Email
Re: Mysterious fluid leak I would still reckon on the Scott oiler as once that oil is thin I think it will look transparent. Spoken by a colour blind person A2 Posted - Sun May 27, 2012 10:53 pm	a2 - inoperative emes... adeux60... Offline Send Email
Re: Mysterious fluid leak It is probably clutch fluid leaking from the master cylinder. I had exactly the same problem. A new seal kit will solve it and it is a doddle to fit though you Posted - Sun May 27, 2012 9:59 pm	John Wilkinson davidjohn.wi... Offline Send Email
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