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Gilles Tooling Rearsets

written by Justin -- January 31st, 2008
Filed under: 2008 Triumph Street Triple,Staff Bikes | Comments (0)
Justin

Gilles Tooling was kind enough to send us a pair of their rearsets. When I opened the box, I was amazed. The craftsmanship and design was impeccable. The rearsets felt solid and sturdy, yet it didn’t feel heavy. I couldn’t wait to install them on my Triumph Street Triple.

We at IPM want to give a big thank you to the folks at Gilles Tooling for sending us these beautiful rearsets.
Visit them at www.gillestooling.com and pick up a pair. You won’t be disappointed!

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Project Daytona How to Change tank mount

written by Alex -- January 31st, 2008
Filed under: Daytona 675 Track Project,Project Bikes | Comments (0)
Alex

So we went to bolt up the tank to the frame and found that the holes didn’t line up. The culprit was a bent and mangled tank mount bracket. The son of a gun lied about it being in perfect condition. @$$h01e!!! So anyways, we made a call to Triumph and everything was kosher.


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For everything Ninja!!! (a complete maintenance list plus required tools)

written by Dan -- January 31st, 2008
Filed under: 2006 Kawasaki Ninja 250 | Comments (1)
Dan




Maintenance Tips

* Pay rapt attention to maintenance schedule and torque specifications.

* Every time you change the oil take the time to remove, disassemble, and clean the cam chain tensioner. Upon reassembling the cam chain tensioner liberally coat the internal parts with Silkolene Pro RG2 Synthetic before refitting the tensioner to the engine case. The details of the procedure I follow may be found via this link.

* Drill out the spot weld on the right hand ignition coil bracket so that you can easily remove the bracket with the coil when inspecting the valve clearance. Removal of the bracket will not only provide additional working clearance but will also enable one to remove the cylinder head cover without the draining and removal of the radiator.
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2008 Dainese Stripes Tobacco Jacket Review

written by IPM -- January 31st, 2008
Filed under: Essential Stuff,Gear | Comments (0)
IPM

Check out my new jacket from Dainese. I really like the design of this Stripes leather jacket in tobacco color. I can totally wear this out for a night on the town! This is from their 2008 collection. Special thanks to Dainese!


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Crystal-Glo Motorcycle Polish

written by Justin -- January 31st, 2008
Filed under: Essential Stuff,Tools | Comments (0)
Justin

We test the Crystal-Glo Motorcycle Polish, and we like what we see! Check out the results on the Triumph Street Triple.

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