Triumph Sprint ST 2001 two questions

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by Wingedcat, Apr 2, 2008.

  1. Wingedcat

    Wingedcat Guest

    Does anyone know:
    A. What size allen key I need to remove the front wheel spindle on the
    above bike? Looks like about 15mm.

    B. Does a front wheel from a 2001 Sprint RS fit a 2001 ST?

    TIA

    Luke
     
    Wingedcat, Apr 2, 2008
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  2. Wingedcat

    Pip Guest

    Push a bit of Blu-Tak(tm) into it and measure it, you idle fucker.
    Fucknose.

    HTH
     
    Pip, Apr 2, 2008
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  3. Wingedcat

    Lozzo Guest

    It'll be 14mm, not 15mm
    Yes, they share the same basic chassis/forks/front wheel/engine
    cases/brakes/tank/seat. The difference is in fairings/swingarms/rear
    wheel and I think power output.



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    Lozzo, Apr 2, 2008
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  4. Wingedcat

    Ace Guest

    Same engine & tune == same power output. Different (aftermarket)
    exhausts would be the only thing making a difference.

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    Ace, Apr 2, 2008
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  5. Wingedcat

    Lozzo Guest

    My mistake, I thought the RS was a little more punchier. But it
    definitely had a double sided swingarm and different fairing, with only
    the very last RSs getting a single sider.

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    Lozzo, Apr 2, 2008
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  6. Wingedcat

    Ace Guest

    Yes, and in fact the normal one was much better - the chain adjustment
    on the single-sider was a right fucking pain in the arse.

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    Ace, Apr 2, 2008
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  7. Wingedcat

    Lozzo Guest

    I found it a piece of piss.

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    Lozzo, Apr 3, 2008
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  8. Wingedcat

    Ace Guest

    Well mine seized up at the 12000m service, so was a warranty job to
    get fixed, plus the supplied C-spanner was apparently made of cheese,
    so would need to be hammered flat before, during and after each use.
    Oh, and the toolkit didn't include a large enough spanner to slacken
    the rear wheel spindle nut.

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    Ace, Apr 3, 2008
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  9. Wingedcat

    Lozzo Guest

    Weird, mine was fine all the time I owned it and I think there was a
    spanner for the big nut, but I bought a 1/2" drive socket anyway.

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    Lozzo, Apr 3, 2008
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  10. Wingedcat

    Ace Guest

    Sorry I wasn't clear. There was, I think, a spanner to fit the nut,
    but it wasn't big or tough enough to actually do the job without a
    foot-long extension and/or a ****-off lump hammer applied. I bought a
    big ring spanner specially and kept it in the toolkit. Left it there
    when I sold it too.

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    Ace, Apr 3, 2008
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