Yes he did.madforitkev wrote:Garry
Did Chris baalance your crank as well?
When I strip mine again for the final paint job I want to get my crank overhauled.
T575 Steam Triple
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Re: T575 Steam Triple
Garry.
Inside every standard Kettle is a bloody good engine crying for help...............
Inside every standard Kettle is a bloody good engine crying for help...............
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Re: T575 Steam Triple
so I (and the next owner) know where all the wires go............
Garry.
Inside every standard Kettle is a bloody good engine crying for help...............
Inside every standard Kettle is a bloody good engine crying for help...............
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Thank goodness I can’t afford to buy it then because I get confused just opening a book never mind trying to read a wiring diagram. It’s black magic I tell ya and no good will come of it
They're rubbish them Jap bikes lad they won't last five minutes! you want to get yourself a nice Royal Enfield!
A quote from my old dad
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A quote from my old dad
I started out with nothing and I’ve got most of it left!
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Re: T575 Steam Triple
got the air box back today -all neatly welded and fit for purpose.
Garry.
Inside every standard Kettle is a bloody good engine crying for help...............
Inside every standard Kettle is a bloody good engine crying for help...............
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Re: T575 Steam Triple
I made a blanking plate for the front of the plastic Triumph air box, cut 2 holes in the section above it for the inlet tubes and re-located the coolant expansion tank.
Everything now fits under the fuel tank and it's front cover, and the fuel tank is such a snug fit that it actually holds the air box onto the carb inlets, so no securing straps or brackets required.
Everything now fits under the fuel tank and it's front cover, and the fuel tank is such a snug fit that it actually holds the air box onto the carb inlets, so no securing straps or brackets required.
Garry.
Inside every standard Kettle is a bloody good engine crying for help...............
Inside every standard Kettle is a bloody good engine crying for help...............
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Re: T575 Steam Triple
Are you still running a front radiator?
Everything fits very neatley by the look of it. Nice job.
Everything fits very neatley by the look of it. Nice job.
Honest baby....this is probably the cheapest bike I have ever bought!!
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Yes - it has a modified GT750 J radiator fitted.
I chose one of these as they have the nice rad end covers, into which I have mounted the front indicators, same as the current Street / Speed triples.
I chose one of these as they have the nice rad end covers, into which I have mounted the front indicators, same as the current Street / Speed triples.
Garry.
Inside every standard Kettle is a bloody good engine crying for help...............
Inside every standard Kettle is a bloody good engine crying for help...............
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Re: T575 Steam Triple
Nice
Mine is obviously stuffed under the rear seat.
I embedded my indicator LED streams into my master cylinder bodies.
All good fun......
Should get a ride in tomorrow!
Mine is obviously stuffed under the rear seat.
I embedded my indicator LED streams into my master cylinder bodies.
All good fun......
Should get a ride in tomorrow!
Honest baby....this is probably the cheapest bike I have ever bought!!
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Re: T575 Steam Triple
that's the rear suspension sorted....................
Garry.
Inside every standard Kettle is a bloody good engine crying for help...............
Inside every standard Kettle is a bloody good engine crying for help...............
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Re: T575 Steam Triple
Neatmadforitkev wrote:Nice
Mine is obviously stuffed under the rear seat.
I embedded my indicator LED streams into my master cylinder bodies.
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All good fun......
Should get a ride in tomorrow!
are the LED's embedded or stuck on?
Garry.
Inside every standard Kettle is a bloody good engine crying for help...............
Inside every standard Kettle is a bloody good engine crying for help...............