REBLX136
Supercharged
No not at all, it would make no sense given that the parts are interchangeable between the R and GT for them to require an entire rear fender change to fill the gap and not sell the infill pieces.. although to be fair it’s not the worse **** I’ve thing companies pull.
Kevin frazier
Widowmaker!
Above. Lamonster has already ordered a set, hope this helps
technoguppy
Supercharged
Wow! I am impressed!
Triumph dropped the ball on a great many things related to this product release (no clothing, no replacement parts, no OEM conversations, etc.).
To learn they thought of this is amazing.
You have to buy a second Rocket, i.e., the other model, for operations like this.
REBLX136
Supercharged
Well why speculate, I’ve just asked my dealer... wait out and we will have an answer!
Mittzy
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That is EXPENSIVE I made inquiries to do the same - all handlebar switches and hydraulic lines need to be changed also.
Jetag93
.020 Over
Thx so much! Did u order the filler plates through your dealer or online?
The guy wanted to know how to take off the backrest. Maybe he wanted to paint it or put the R filler plates in. I have the R filler plates on order and that's what I plan on doing.
I ordered through my dealer. They are backordered right now.
Daytonastar
.060 Over
Or maybe someone who fitted the backrest for an R has a set of fillers they don’t want any more? I guess that’s possible also.
