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[1K9]

Okay BigNorm, here you go

It feels funny like a new waterski. Dead centre, ok lean right or left, ok slow starting right or left turn, funny. Past 50 mph, feels fine.
I'm !@ 34 psi... Is this a tire pressure issue? Does it go away? Looks bad ass, sounds bad ass, pulls bad ass.
With out a windshield, you better hang on.

Question for the group... Who has the best Triumph service garage in Texas?

 

[BigNorm]

That's hawt.

 

[Fingers]

@1K9 try lowering tire pressure to 28-32 psi believe this will work better.

 

[1K9]

Yeah... I though about that. Compared to the Metz it felt hard on the psi. Will try and let you know.

 

[sonny]

I run mine at 32 psi. Started out at 38 Psi and dropped down as recommended by Hanso I believe.

 

[BigNorm]

Tire takes a while to break in too. Once it does you will love it. 400 miles or so.

 

[1K9]

OK! 30psi and Gasoliiine

I see nobody wants to take on the Who is has the best service shop in Texas?

Does the front engine case need removing to adjust the valves? It does not look like it.

 

[1K9]

Tried 32, better. Probably 30 will be the charm.

 

[BigNorm]

I've had good experience just putting the max psi the sidewall recommends. Live and learn I guess.

 

[warp9.9]

Does the front engine case need removing to adjust the valves? It does not look like it.

No the clutch cover/front engine cover does not need to come off to check or adjust the valves. Now if you do you should look closely at the cam chain guide on the tensioner side. If yours has not had the update kit then the guide should be updated. Otherwise IMHO run with the one you have.