I said I would never do it, but...........

You have to fight Triumph to cover anything anyway. Around here you have to fight the Dealer to get it repaired properly, after you help diagnose it. I'm happy mine are out of warranty and paid for. Triumph can't tell me what not to do to it. Not that I'd let them touch it anyway. Strange, if paying cash the Dealer won't care about your rear tire.
 
I never had any problems with warranty claims, including but not limited to the update kit.
 
YES if TRIUMPH doesnt know about the tire then the dealer is not mentioning it so you can get away with it and dealers dont care if your paying the bill they are getting their money thats all they care about
 
When it comes to DS posts, have you noticed there are two who are drawn like bugs to a porch light?

Amigo,
I generally follow them looking for some intelligent pro and con discussion, which has been becoming increasingly rare indeed.
Do; however, still enjoy the wise-ass retorts fired off from both directions!
 

YOU THINK THAT IS A CAR TIRE???
Please stop drinking king the daam
Pledge!!!
Holy $hit!
 

You should easily expect 50000km on that tyre
 
Turk How is the Yoko S-Drive working for you?

My Raptor report;
Much better dampening @ 30 psi.
Tricky on tilted or uneven surfaces.
Silk on a good surface.
The bike feels lower in the back than with the stock MC tire.
Keeper.
 
Turk How is the Yoko S-Drive working for you?

My Raptor report;
Much better dampening @ 30 psi.
Tricky on tilted or uneven surfaces.
Silk on a good surface.
The bike feels lower in the back than with the stock MC tire.
Keeper.

Mate I use a Kumho Ecsta Ku1 245/50r16 sick tyre.

My previous was a Goodyear Eagle F1 225/50r16 had great +30k kms great tyre too