My Thoughts After A Few Hundred Miles

[7Sevens]

 

[scot in exile]

Good honest write up/video, thanks

 

[7Sevens]

Good honest write up/video, thanks

Thank you! I'm trying to keep it real - but it's also so much fun to own and ride - roll on summer!

 

[Lamonster]

More hidden attention to detail.

 

[Lamonster]

Here's an lockable option for your helmet.

 

[1olbull]

Here's an lockable option for your helmet.

Does it also work for that communicator . . . ?

 

[Lamonster]

Does it also work for that communicator . . . ?

That pops off and goes in my pocket.

 

[Boog]

@Lamonster that tidy area looks like it may be Triumph's first water tight compartment. Though your helmet lock won't save the inside of your lid; granted the dog may need a drink after the rain...

 

[7Sevens]

That pops off and goes in my pocket.

S'funny, as a guy I rode with on Saturday has one of those. But they only work with D-ring by the look of it. I do have helmets with those, but my main go to is a Neotec II right now, so ratchet system.

I suspect you'll be seeing a lot more 'details' beneath the bike than most! I like the tail tidy in one of your video's, but think a side-mount relocation kit might look the best - not sure if it'd compromise lean angle clearance though?

 

[Lamonster]

S'funny, as a guy I rode with on Saturday has one of those. But they only work with D-ring by the look of it. I do have helmets with those, but my main go to is a Neotec II right now, so ratchet system.

I suspect you'll be seeing a lot more 'details' beneath the bike than most! I like the tail tidy in one of your video's, but think a side-mount relocation kit might look the best - not sure if it'd compromise lean angle clearance though?

I think a side mount would look good too but you would be dragging I'm sure.

The lidlox will work with the ratchet strap. One of my helmets uses that system.