No haynes manual for my bike
No haynes manual for my bike
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RemaL

Original Poster:

25,103 posts

265 months

Tuesday 22nd January 2008
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With my Speed triple only a few weeks away form getting picked up. well early march. I been looking for the haynes manual for it.
Seems not.

no 1050cc speed triple manual out. anyone know what else I could get to help with routine maintenance etc...

The T Boy

923 posts

271 months

Tuesday 22nd January 2008
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You should be able to get the official workshop manual direct from Triumph. They certainly do one for the Sprint. It's a bit pricy though at about £75.

T

http://www.triumph.co.uk/uk/accessories.aspx

Link added. Yours is a relative bargain at £58.

Edited by The T Boy on Tuesday 22 January 14:01

RemaL

Original Poster:

25,103 posts

265 months

Tuesday 22nd January 2008
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is it worth that amount of money?

and cheers for the info

Steve_T

6,356 posts

303 months

Tuesday 22nd January 2008
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I think Haynes only do manuals for bikes at least three years old. Perhaps there's an owners specific forum with a PDF of the workshop manual?

RemaL

Original Poster:

25,103 posts

265 months

Tuesday 22nd January 2008
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Steve_T said:
I think Haynes only do manuals for bikes at least three years old. Perhaps there's an owners specific forum with a PDF of the workshop manual?
if so and the 1050cc was out in 2005. they should be doing one soon then. lets hope so . I am just about to send a e-mail to Haynes asking just that

wildone63

1,048 posts

242 months

Tuesday 22nd January 2008
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Ive known Haynes bring out a manual 8 years after a bike was introduced,and of course they will only normally produce a manual for a bike if it is significantly technically different from its predesessor,are the new Triumph 1050cc models much different to the earlier 900's?.
I think Haynes also dont produce manuals for any vehicle until it has sold in sufficient numbers.

RemaL

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25,103 posts

265 months

Wednesday 23rd January 2008
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[quote=wildone63]are the new Triumph 1050cc models much different to the earlier 900's?.quote]

not sure , only my sencond bike and first Triumph

Buelligan 984

186 posts

234 months

Thursday 24th January 2008
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IMHO you always want to get the official factory workshop manual for any bike you buy.

OK, it may be £50 - £80 but its an investment worth making. How much is it going to cost to sort out that bolt you sheared because you set it to last year's torque setting? How much grief do you suffer before you work out that this year's wiring loom is different from last year's etc etc.

If you're going to do home servicing, thnk of the factory manual as one of the esential tools you need to do the job.

Dave

RemaL

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25,103 posts

265 months

Thursday 24th January 2008
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cheers for the relpy dave

I e-mailed Haynes but no reply yet

anonymous-user

85 months

Thursday 24th January 2008
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Buelligan 984 said:
OK, it may be £50 - £80 but its an investment worth making.
£3.50 on ebay wink