Accessories

Triumph Tiger 800 Accessories

Rox Risers
Depending on the position you are putting your risers you may need to fasten them on in a different way to be able to tighten the clamps down.
Take the allen keys out with you on your road test so you can make any final adjustments
8mm allen key – 35Nm
6mm allen key – 26Nm

Touratech Manifold guards
Easy to fit and only one tool required to install
Can use either 7mm socket, philips or flat screwdriver

Touratech front mudguard riser
Torx 30 to get the standard screws off
4mm allen key to mount the screws in the kit

Triumph headlight protector
Only two tools needed to do it,
3mm allen key
Torx 25

7 Comments

Scott

David,
The videos are much appreciated by this backyard mechanic. If you can figure out how to get that service van to Montana I could sure use some help. Great job!

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MuddySump

Thanks Scott
Will be a bit expensive getting it over there though 🙂

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Reid Campbell Rodgers

Thanks for the “How To Videos”! A huge help for me when tearing into my 2010 Tiger1050. Watch many times over.

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Gaz

Hi, I’ve been trying to find a video to help me adjust my suspension on my roger 800 XC, I believe I have found the adjuster, just so stiff it won’t budge, have you got any videos that may help?

Many thanks in advance.

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MuddySump

Try using a socket and ratchet. If it doesn’t move there still there isn’t really anything that can be done with it and probably needs replacing.

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