Re: [ST] Pop goes the...

[Ben Snyder <bensnyder@xxxxxxxxx>]

Does anyone know if they changed the part to steel in
the production line?  I'm assuming that if they
changed it in the 'parts department' a few years ago,
then either at that time or before the 'new' part was
used in bike construction?

Maybe I just dont understand how bike manufacturers
work though...


- --- TrumpST@xxxxxxx wrote:
> A similar situation happened to an attendee at the
> first TSRA East rallye.  
> Fortunately I was carrying a spare shifter rod and
> was able to loan it to 
> Nick so he could continue riding.  When he got home
> he got a replacement from 
> his dealer, and low and behold it was steel. 
> Triumph updated this part a few 
> years ago in the spares dept but didn't do a recall.
>  I don't think enough 
> have failed to warrant a recall.  Now that I said
> that I'm sure I'll regret 
> it(donning my asbestos undies)
> 
> Steven "Dirty Dawg" Kohlscheen
> 
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