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I am glad to hear you are back on the road. I take it you are now a certified triumph mechanic, I got a mechanics manual right off the bat when I bought my bike. when my warranty ran out I just stopped in to visit the dealership the shop manager looked at me and said I know you're not here to have your bike worked on what's up, I told him I had just stopped to visit and he said hallelujah. I had the same bearing trouble that you had did you check your rear differential if that bearing got bad enough the in play seems to affect the bearing in the rear end it happened to mine they were to have fixed mine but did not, when I went back 2 months later we had all types of trouble after a couple of nasty e-mails a week later I got the call from dealership telling me to bring my bike over they had a rear differential for me install took a grand total of 30 min. from the time I got there till I was ready to pull out the door if you're bearing was not real bad you might not have any trouble with rear end just keep your eyes and ears open.