Are the Gauges Supposed to Sweep?

Has anyone else found other diversions from reality in the Owner's Manual? I'm suspicious that this is not the only deviation.

GR.

GR - in order to find "diversions from reality in the Owner's Manual" someone would have to read the manual. It's much more fun to discover things by accident.

Yeah. but with all the spiffy packaging they impose on the new owner (box outside a wrapping paper, outside a spiffy leatherette folder) so he has a nice cozy place to put or display his owner's manual, I would think that these manuals are highly valued and to be relied upon with the utmost faith in their credibility.

Unfortunately, that faith is now shattered. On top of that, the number of pages now devoted to Triumph shedding itself of any and all legal liability for almost everything under the sun (up to and including the Treaty of Versailles) is enough to put almost anyone off their reading for a long, long time.

And I'm too ****ed old to express much joy in the idea of the oxymoron of "a happy accident." All of my accidents have cost dearly in skin, bone, or money.

Hey, does anybody know if Triumph makes anything like medical equipment or parts for air traffic control systems?

GR

Those gauges may sweep, but will they also do windows? :lol:

I think Bill Shakespeare had it right:

"To sweep: perchance to dream: ay, there's the rub;
For in that sweep of death what dreams may come
When we have shuffled off this mortal coil,
Must give us pause: If for no reason save than
to examine the Idiot Light Display."