Triumph Trophy: Checking the steering stem bearings

In this video we continue the 30,000 service on the 2014 Triumph Trophy. In this episode show you how to remove the brakes, speed sensor, mudguard, yoke trays and connectors and finally the forks. Hope you enjoy.
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[@yankeedoodle880]

Spot on mate, think its about time we hit the curry house :)

[@motorcyclerefurbishment8162]

I find the more you do,,.....the more you learn.....the more RUclips videos you watch...the better.....it’s a shame that as part of the curriculum all schools don’t dismantle and reassemble a motorbike

[@FrimleyComputing]

Very thorough! I especially like the use of the best house hand towel to clear out the old grease! :-)

[@philipmccarthy8726]

Really enjoy your work, especially on the trophy.
Perhaps you could show how to do shim adjustment/replacements.