Nope sorry. I only have the engine. The bike is long gone and the owner replaced it with a Karwasaki Concorse. I am getting ready to do the cam swap. Just...
My 1999 Legend was doing the same thing. After a lot of reading I went ahead and bought 3 new coils from Nology ($74.00 each). Runs like a scaulded dog now. ...
when purchasing your new coils did you also need new sparkplug wires or leads as well? I think I remember someone aquiring the nology coils but the sparkplug...
I replaced my front coil, with a stock triumph one, that i got from baxter cycle (for $75), so there was no need to change the plug wire. What a difference one...
I've read many coil posts at these Triumph sites. My Legend is closing in on 20k miles. I have always noticed a slight hesitancy in the throttle when starting...
with my coil problem, it was more pronounced when the engine was warm. It seemed to be OK, till about 3K rpm, then stutter til aobut 4.5K, and then smooth out...
I'm using the stock Triumph wires. You need to change the connections (which are included) yon the stock wires to plug on the the new coils. Not hard at all. I...
... spark plug wires feel neary new. But,suprisingly, it started missing AGAIN. Puzzling since it does not miss nearly as much as before, but the drop in power...
I would replace all 3. Unfortunatly it seems to the weak point on these bikes. The Nonolgy coils are about $75.00 each and why buy another British unit that...
I would replace (and did) one at a time....its the front one, closest to the engine that goes bad from the heat. I would rig up some heat shield, perhaps out...
Do you remember the Nonolgy ignition coil stock number? I went to their website and they sold many coils. Which did you use? ... happens ... The ... ...
Finally got my new TBS just over a week ago and I love it. It's possibly the best/most enjoyable bike I've ever owned, can't wait to get it run-in and open it...
I don't have it with me now. Call their toll free # and tell them what you have and they will get you straight. When I did they knew exactly which one. They...
For mirrors, get a set of bar-end mirrors. Napoleans are the best IMO, but Emgo makes a less expensive set. You can change the pegs by converting to the...
Bar end mirrors get my vote - and clip-ons - and a single seat unit... Cafe racers will rule the world... hahahaha. Pete (still taking the tablets) ... IMO,...
Thanks for the advice guys. I can see how bar end mirrors would give better rear vision but not sure about how they would look on a TBS, any photos? Regarding ...
See 'Pete's 97 TBS' on the photos page. I am 41 and I find this bike is plenty comfortable, so long as I don't have to ride long distances at low speeds...
Here's a great site that explains how to install the bar end mirrors: http://www.webbikeworld.com/tbird/mirror/mirrors.htm and here's another with pictures: ...
Another option is the Triumph Tbird "low bar" mirrors. They work great if you can still find them. I think they may still sell them at Sprint Manufacturing....
I too have a new TBS that I purchased specifically to run a Watsonian GP Jubilee sidecar now on order. Chose the new Sport over a used TBird because of the...
Umm..trade your bike for an newer Thunderbird. I have 2002 Tbird and from what I have read is only down on power 1-2hp max as the big difference is the...
Martin, i am still considering that same modification to the pegs. I have collected most of the mounts, etc by watching for used parts. O yes the parts fit....
Have not looked into the refit, but ride a 2001 t-bird and am 6'4" and the riding position is a 9 out of 10. I may change out the bars to something that is a...
I had the same problem, viewing only my shoulders and arms in the mirrors. When I installed handle bar risers, the problem was pretty much fixed, same mirrors...
The idea of adding risers seems to be a VERY easy fix, seems a lot easier than reaming out handlebar grommets and such. I found the site and was curious, did...
