94 Tiger Rear sprocket carrier & cush drives

[stewy]

Hi guys,

I am new to the forum and hoping someone might be able to help me out, I am looking at buying a 94 model tiger (steamer, I think they are referred too) it's just been sitting in a shed for years because it has no wheels and missing a couple of body panels etc, front or rears (it was a stolen and recovered) but he just never got around to fixing it back up due to access to parts in Australia....anyway it starts and runs, but I have been doing a lot of searching around, most of the other missing parts I can get easily, even found a cheap rear hub and rim (spoke rim), but the part I haven't been able to find is a rear sprocket carrier (to buy new is super expense) about 750 AUD. I was told that a Daytona 900 rear sprocket carrier (a few other makes from around that time) will fit my tiger.

I have done some searching on Bikebandit and the part number seem different but this part also includes a few spacers/bushes etc, which I was wondering if is why might have different part numbers but the carrier it self looks the same on all these models.

I am hoping that someone here might be able to confirm if this will fit as I just can't find any rear sprocket carriers for my tiger, but plenty for Daytona/triple etc.

Thanks stewy

[Mustang]

the sprocket carrier for the Thunderbirds is the same Part # as a 93-98 tiger

[93TigerBill]

Stewy,
Check with EuroBrit in Melbourne (Greensborough) - they have quite a few parts, and are knowledgeable on interchangeable from other models.

[stewy]

thanks for the fast response, yeah i did try eurobrit but they weren't real helpful, so i thought i would try and ask those that really love them and have a passion for them  :D

ok will have a search around for a thunderbird sprocket carrier and see if i can find if they are the same as anything else if i can't find one  :)

[MIMbox]

There are quite a few sprocket carriers assy's on ebay uk, and are comparatively cheap ( shipping aside). They seem generally to have the same part number on bikebandit, it is more likely the other spacers are different between models.

[93TigerBill]

Stewy,
Liverpool Bike Wreckers in Penrith (go figure...) also have a few Triumph bits. Show & Go in Adelaide also had some parts, dunno if any left.