Relays

[Mr Chrome]

hi guys, just picked up my new 2001 tigg'r and I must say I'm really impressed. I've had a 955i daytona since 99 and now I have the pair. Best of both worlds methinks.



I read that you can get relays so that both headlights work as a pair. I've had a quick look but can't find where you'd fit them. The internal l/o of the tiger is completely different to the daytona.



I'll also be loading a custom fuel injection mapping that one of the members from t595.net developed in conjunction with tuneboy, I'll let you all know how I get on.



Great site and a decent bunch of members, keep it up guys.



Kev

[greg]

This is a really easy mod, you can get the bit from triumphtigeronline (can't find proper web address but you can google it), fits in minutes under n/s fairing, just a plug in, nothing fiddly, works a treat.

[ghostbiker955i]

http://www.triumphtiger-online.co.uk/ (http://www.triumphtiger-online.co.uk/)

[Mr Chrome]

Thanks guys, just placed my order with them.

[ghostbiker955i]

Have to admit im a big fan of them. Fast email response, blistering speed of delivery and if there is ever a problem, a speedy sort out. You cant ask more.

expanding there range now and then so hope they get better and better.



ps no i dont work for them :) just been impressed

[greg]

Have to admit im a big fan of them. Fast email response, blistering speed of delivery and if there is ever a problem, a speedy sort out. You cant ask more.

expanding there range now and then so hope they get better and better.



ps no i dont work for them :) just been impressed

ditto, and if only they would do crashbars, bashplates etc..............

[ghostbiker955i]

For crashbars i got mine from a german guy on Ebay. damn good price and have soaked up 2 low speed drops with nothing more than a skuff on the powdercoat.



Cant seem to see them on ebay right now, but he sells a lot of them on there.

[Aussie Tiger]

After you get the relays, if you need some additional info, check out this web site.



http://freespace.virgin.net/paul.zimmermann/Moto/moto4.htm