Re: Top Rack etc.

[S2Mumford@xxxxxxx]

> Kevin writes:
>  
>  >If instructions exist for the the heated grips, top rack, 
>  >and top box, I could sure use a copy of each.
>  
>  (1) Make appointment with dealer
>  (2) Take bike to dealer
>  (3) Wait
>  (4) Write check
>  (5) Collect bike with grips and top rack installed
>  
>  This worked flawlessly for me.
>  
>  - -Patti


Kevin I have no instructions for you, but I believe if you search the 
archives on the triumphnet.com page, you should find good instructions for at 
least the grips. I know that the top rack for the box needs removal of the 
rear  grab handle, and I think that removal of the rear plastic bit over the 
fender is necessary. I think if I was to do it, I would remove the rear 
wheel, too, to enable access if any drilling is required. Let us know how it 
goes, I am sure at least  one other person on the list is  a total 
motorcyclist ( read does all their own work like God intended ), but after 
the poncey load of crap I got for answers to my last maintenance question, I 
wonder... 
Methinks this list is long on newbie garage queen owner types and short on 
motorcyclists (by my definition).

CA Stu <-- ducking and running for cover.
Stuart Mumford
99 KLR 650
99 Sprint ST

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