Steel
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But duct tape gives it that redneck chrome finish.
If you prefer the blacked out look, Gorilla tape is the answer.
Anyone else...
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If you prefer the blacked out look, Gorilla tape is the answer.
scot in exile
Living Legend
You have basically admitted that the cause of the problem was when you were dirt tracking, so why put the problem on Triumph(not saying you are going to) as this is not a problem that has ever never surfaced before plus Sheffield steel does not crack have it welded and all will be well.
have it welded and all will be well.
1olbull
Riding Motor Since 1950
You have basically admitted that the cause of the problem was when you were dirt tracking, so why put the problem on Triumph(not saying you are going to) as this is not a problem that has ever never surfaced before plus Sheffield steel does not crack
What are you???
The shoulder angel???
You have basically admitted that the cause of the problem was when you were dirt tracking, so why put the problem on Triumph(not saying you are going to) as this is not a problem that has ever never surfaced before plus Sheffield steel does not crack
The dealer i bought the bike from shut up shop last year and the only other dealer in the state hasn't seen this before either. Common opinion is that it is highly UNLIKELY that the muffler hitting the ground would cause the break. Theres just not enough room to flex before the muffler hits the final drive.
In any case a mate will tig it for me while i drink beer and tell him what a top bloke he is
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