Triumph Street Triple Shift Linkage and Sprocket Cover Removal
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- A short video detailing how to remove and re-install the shift linkage and front sprocket cover on a Triumph Street Triple.
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Thank you so much for this. 6 Years later and this is one of the most detailed instructional videos I've found.
Thank you so much for this! It also applies to the 765 Street Triple if anyone is wondering :)
Thee best step by step video possibly ever produced!
What a nicely produced video, great work, looks like it would have taken a lot of effort. Very clear instructions, if I ever need to refer to this i know i can come back and check it out! Subscribed!
Thanks cherrieblossoms! I put just under 10k on my triple this summer and boy was that area filthy. I highly recommend taking the cover off and getting the grit out at least once a season. Otherwise, all that grit just gets all over the chain after you've cleaned it. I hope to do a bunch more like it. I've been following you for a little while now and love your videos! If you have anything you want to see covered in the future let me know!
👍👍👍👍
Cherrie come join us too on FB. International Striple riders 😉👍.
***** can you send me a link.....I can't find this FB page
riding the earth Below in the earlier comment I posted the link. At the moment I only have the FB app.... So no url at this time.
Wish you had a video on how to install the quickshifter! Super guide man! Really great stuff!
Excellent video. I recently had the coolant cable get damaged by the sprocket bcoz of incorrect assembly of the sprocket cover. Unfortunately this was done by the service center and i had to give the bike back to get the hose replaced.
Thanks, I forgot how the clip went back on!
Just got a triple and this video is going to be very handy. thank you very much
Hey Scotty...one of the most amazing videos on street triple i have seen on youtube.
Amazing quality of video and the perfect step by explanation....Keep updating more will love to have few more. Thank you
bhavinmytube Thanks for the feedback! I'm looking forward to making a few more videos soon!
Fantastic video! I would love to see one for the tail tidy or any frame / fork slider install. Thanks!
Thanks leahcim967! Glad you enjoyed it! Hopefully I will be able to get me hands on an EvoTech tail tidy in the new year. I will definitely do a video on how to install it. Stay tuned!
ScottyTriple
Thanks! I just got my STR last week. So I'm looking forward to doing many of these types of jobs myself.
leahcim967 Great choice, these bikes are absolutely amazing!
Just got my triple, the video was very useful. Thank You
What a helpful video. Just wow 👍
Top notch video, thank you.
Just wanted to thank you for this video. Helped me save a lot of time! Thank you again :)
Keep them coming we have the same bike
Very helpful video, thank you.
thanks for this! very well done. also your bike is immaculate, definitly made me jealous and inspired to give mine some much needed TLC. safe riding!
I would love to see a front fork alignment video for the street triple, in the same style and format you did this one.
This Video was linked in the german Street-Triple Board (www.street-triple-forum.de) and everyone said, it's great! I look it completely although i don't have to work at the sprocket right now. ;-) Thumbs up!
Very clear and helpful vid, thanks a lot !
Thanks for this video !
Thanks a lot for this nice and instructive video.
Excellent! Thanks for making this.
Great report, thanx mate.🍻👍
Very helpful thanks.
Super video, nice work, thank you very much.
super vidéo,beau travail,merci beaucoup.😀
Good video, well presented and detailed...
cheers
Good video, thought I was watching something off the Science Channel.
Great well produced video, I've subscribed 👍
Thank you, very much.
Thanks for helping out and placed the video on youtube 👍👍👍👍.
My pleasure DaMaX74! It was fun putting it together. If you have anything else you would like to see covered let me know! I'm compiling a list of videos to make and can always use some new ideas!
ScottyTriple Maybe another idea is to show how one can change the break and clutch lever with aftermarket levers. Simple thing to do, but I guess usefull for some newbie modders 😉.
ScottyTriple Also never saw a video of replacing the rear sprocket of a Striple or tensioning a chain. Maybe you can become the Striple Expert vlogger on RUclips. Videos specific for the Striple riders 😃.
***** Haha well there definitely seems to be a lack of how-to videos relating to these bikes. I plan to do many more videos specific to the Triumph 675 platform as well as general motorcycle how-to videos in the future.
I have the triumph accessory clutch and brake levers. I like the idea of doing a video of them, I will add that to my to-do list!
ScottyTriple Superb! I also read that you're planning to make a video about replacing the break fluid reservoir 👍👍in the near future. 'Cause I'm thinking of replacing them also next year or so.
A few months ago I mounted a radguard from EP. Straight forward, but maybe an idea for again an instruction video 😃. Sorry for spamming your channel 😅. Keep it up!
Excellent !
Great instructional video! I'm guessing the process is more or less the same for the Daytona? although there doesn't appear to be any accessible torx screws to remove the heel guard
Bro your triple R is 👌 awesome bike
Great video thanks!
Great video! Clear, well lit, liked your voice and not a lot of extraneous talk. Shoot, I even liked the music. Assuming your don't lose one or more of the clips....do they lose their temper after on and off several times and need to be replaced?
Brilliant thanks
Nice video mate.
Hey ScottyTriple, This was an outstanding walkthrough. I'm getting a 2013 STR as well and will be sure to find this helpful! Did you install the quickshifter yourself or had that done at a dealer?
Thanks TriplePrime I'm glad you liked it! Your going to love the street triple, it is an amazing machine! I installed the quick shifter myself. Triumphs instructions are extremely clear and it's not much harder than what was shown here. Hardest part was finding the part of the harness that it plugs into under the seat.
What an amazing! I'm going to suppose the same works for the 765? Especially wrt cable guide etc?
SCOTTY! great videos! After changing to the red anodized gear actuator, the clip doesn't seem to want to hold the ball joint on very secure. it's not falling off, but will come apart with a lil tug. clip seems strong and not bent, any ideas? the little foam gasket on the red gear actuator seems stiffer than stock..thoughts?
Thanks a lot!
Friend excellent explanation, very good music background.
Can I see your other videos, thanks?
Thanks pal.
What is the torque for the Shift Linkage Screw
Thanks mate :)
I’m late to this video but your quick shifter cable is routed incorrectly! It needs to make one loop under the selector rod.
Great review. What's next?
Thanks HDST89, my next video will be how to install the Triumph accessory anodized brake fluid reservoirs. Should be out in the next week or so! I also plan to do a video on how to adjust the chain and proper lubing/cleaning techniques.
ScottyTriple That's a good one. Looking forward to seeing that video. Keep it up master 😉.
Might be "smart" (if you can handle it) to mention to the audience WHY you are removing the linkage for? are you installing a quick shifter? say something for Petes sake...Geezzzz