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Just a heads up to save anyone doing some searching... I just bought and installed a WalMart SuperTech ST6607 oil filter on my '02. It was less than $3. They sell Mobil 1 Racing 4T full synth oil there as well.
Don't buy a fuel filter from your local Triumph dealer,as they will charge £35 :shock: Instead get the filter as fitted to the BMW oilheads or K series they're all the same, I used mahle KL145 cost £9 Exactly the same filter :D
You can also use a Purolator F20011 fuel filter to replace your stock Triumph one. Same size, same fittings, good all the way around. They're a high quality unit and can be found at your local parts store for around $6. I've been running one in the Sprint for about 6k miles.
I have just bought a Ducati fuel filter for my Tiger. I know people sometimes use BMW filters but wasn't sure if anyone knew about the Ducati ones as well.It only cost £9.00 whereas the Triumph one was £24.00. Whats even better is that I got it from my Triumph dealer!! (who also happens to be a Ducati dealer too). everyone will probabaly say "yeah we knew that, its old news" but just in case you didn't I thought I'd share it with you. :D Part # 42540041B. Exactly same size and shape as Triumph one.perhaps I'll start to ride like Nicky Hayden now!
Galfer makes pads and rotors for all makes as well.DID makes our chain in a 530VM Xring design.My sprogs came from JT, but I think AFAM makes them, too. :icon_wink:
Quote from: JetdocXGalfer makes pads and rotors for all makes as well.DID makes our chain in a 530VM Xring design.My sprogs came from JT, but I think AFAM makes them, too. :icon_wink:114 links, if I recall.
Found what I needed... scored a front caliper off a Buell Blast on EBay (it's a direct bolt-on for my Tiger) and another one off a Bonneville from the RAT list.