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Categories : -------------------- General --------------------Lounge.Off-Topic Lounge.For our Non-English speaking Friends.Accessories.Gear & Gadgetry.Other Triumphs.Other Bikes.Classifieds.-------------------- Technical Talk --------------------Performance Mods.Exhausts.Technical Talk.Tech Vault.How to ... step by step.-------------------- Events, Flockings, Rallies and Rides --------------------Events, Flockings and Rallies.Rides - The shorts.Rides - The longs.Short Stories - Tales from the road ... (New!) Topic : The Next I a Long Line of Accessories  Author  Post     TBRider  Chaac Reg. Date  :  21/10/2011 Posts  :  834 Location  :  Foothills, The Mountains, United States Posted : 30 Mar 2012 - 17:09   Post title : The Next I a Long Line of Accessories   Found this on Ebay out of the UK. Link Thought it looked right , without being gaudy and will provide a bit more protection to the radiator from stones and road debris. So another to a long line of accessories. I'll post picks once it arrives and is installed. TB   Post edited by TBRider on 30 Mar 2012 - 17:11  Author  Post     wizard  Set Reg. Date  :  07/09/2010 Posts  :  430 Location  :  St Neots, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom Posted : 31 Mar 2012 - 11:31   Post title : Re: The Next I a Long Line of Accessories (Re: TBRider)   Be interested to see whether enough air can penetrate the grille, in hot climates your Tbird could turn HD and burn.   It is the job of every senior manager to agree to a task then find someone who hasn't got time to do it! 1981 Yamaha RD50MX 1982 Suzuki GP100E 1978 Honda CB400 Dream 1987 Kawasaki GPX750R 1989 Honda CBR1000FK 2010 Triumph Thunderbird 1600  Author  Post     Linkdog  Thor Reg. Date  :  10/02/2011 Posts  :  2,996 Location  :  Groveland, FL., United States Posted : 31 Mar 2012 - 13:08   Post title : Re: The Next I a Long Line of Accessories (Re: wizard)   wizard wrote: Be interested to see whether enough air can penetrate the grille, in hot climates your Tbird could turn HD and burn.   Never drink from a cow with one udder! 2010 1600 Blue&White ( of course ) Long TORS and HP filter.  Author  Post     keithf  Set Reg. Date  :  05/08/2011 Posts  :  116 Location  :  slough, berkshire, United Kingdom Posted : 31 Mar 2012 - 16:41   Post title : Re: The Next I a Long Line of Accessories (Re: Linkdog)   had this on mine now for foure months with no problels including town use (stop and start) fan does not cut in unless i am idle for a long time. it's made by a british firm that makes them and other bits for all makes of bikes. will look for their site and add link. found it Link Post edited by keithf on 31 Mar 2012 - 16:46  Author  Post     brackforce  Set Reg. Date  :  25/04/2010 Posts  :  123 Location  :  Fayetteville, NC, United States Posted : 31 Mar 2012 - 18:45   Post title : Re: The Next I a Long Line of Accessories (Re: TBRider)   Wow..I kind of like that. I wonder if it would look out of place on my blacked out Bird. I still have some shiny bits here and there, but not a lot.   "Smokey, this is not 'Nam. This is bowling. There are rules." 2010 Black and Blue Haze 1700 2006 Bobbed-out Royal Enfield Bullet Sixty-5 1976 Panzer Grey CJ750 with Sidecar  Author  Post     TBRider  Chaac Reg. Date  :  21/10/2011 Posts  :  834 Location  :  Foothills, The Mountains, United States Posted : 31 Mar 2012 - 19:07   Post title : Re: The Next I a Long Line of Accessories (Re: wizard)   I'm in a hot climate but it's a dry heat! Actually, it should do just fine as you're not actually restricting flow to the radiator. That's Hardly Ableson isn't it? Put a radiator on one and Heavy Duty could actually call it progress but some how I don't think they're at that stage in their evolution.   Post edited by TBRider on 31 Mar 2012 - 19:11  Author  Post     wizard  Set Reg. Date  :  07/09/2010 Posts  :  430 Location  :  St Neots, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom Posted : 01 Apr 2012 - 09:46   Post title : Re: The Next I a Long Line of Accessories (Re: brackforce)   brackforce wrote: Wow..I kind of like that. I wonder if it would look out of place on my blacked out Bird. I still have some shiny bits here and there, but not a lot. Its stainless so you could paint it black and if you didn't like it, it would be easy to linnish it back to original.   It is the job of every senior manager to agree to a task then find someone who hasn't got time to do it! 1981 Yamaha RD50MX 1982 Suzuki GP100E 1978 Honda CB400 Dream 1987 Kawasaki GPX750R 1989 Honda CBR1000FK 2010 Triumph Thunderbird 1600  Author  Post     sprint5t  Set Reg. Date  :  07/02/2011 Posts  :  355 Location  :  Ely, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom Posted : 06 Apr 2012 - 22:10   Post title : Re: The Next I a Long Line of Accessories (Re: TBRider)   TBRider wrote: Found this on Ebay out of the UK. Link Thought it looked right , without being gaudy and will provide a bit more protection to the radiator from stones and road debris. So another to a long line of accessories. I'll post picks once it arrives and is installed. TB Hey TBRider I also ordered one just after the Birmingham show last year, sent them my design jpeg and they did this one for me, took a while to come but I think it was worth the wait. John   Thread Killer Extraordinaire  Author  Post     Linkdog  Thor Reg. Date  :  10/02/2011 Posts  :  2,996 Location  :  Groveland, FL., United States Posted : 06 Apr 2012 - 22:14   Post title : Re: The Next I a Long Line of Accessories (Re: sprint5t)   Now thats more like it   Never drink from a cow with one udder! 2010 1600 Blue&White ( of course ) Long TORS and HP filter.  Author  Post     TBRider  Chaac Reg. Date  :  21/10/2011 Posts  :  834 Location  :  Foothills, The Mountains, United States Posted : 06 Apr 2012 - 22:57   Post title : Re: The Next I a Long Line of Accessories (Re: sprint5t)   Nice! This is mine I installed it today. Damit, I wish I'd have thought about it.   Post edited by TBRider on 06 Apr 2012 - 23:01  Author  Post     pirsig  Set Reg. Date  :  10/02/2011 Posts  :  10 Location  :  milan, Italy Posted : 21 Apr 2012 - 16:40   Post title : Re: The Next I a Long Line of Accessories (Re: sprint5t)   Looks great John.How much cost this TB emblem customize? Regards  Author  Post     Kando  Chaac Reg. Date  :  08/11/2009 Posts  :  780 Location  :  United States Posted : 21 Apr 2012 - 20:18   Post title : Re: The Next I a Long Line of Accessories (Re: TBRider)   not bad at all ...except do ya think we'll begin to hear about air flow blockage volumes soon!?!  Author  Post     silverfish  Set Reg. Date  :  23/03/2012 Posts  :  191 Location  :  Joburg, South Africa Posted : 22 Apr 2012 - 04:11   Post title : Re: The Next I a Long Line of Accessories (Re: sprint5t)   John, I wouldn't mind getting a copy of that Tbird logo if you're willing to share! I want to make up some decals for the side covers. cheers silverfish Post edited by silverfish on 22 Apr 2012 - 04:17  Author  Post     sprint5t  Set Reg. Date  :  07/02/2011 Posts  :  355 Location  :  Ely, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom Posted : 23 Apr 2012 - 06:40   Post title : Re: The Next I a Long Line of Accessories (Re: pirsig)   pirsig wrote: Looks great John.How much cost this TB emblem customize? Regards Thanks, .. If I remember correctly I think it was about £130. John   Thread Killer Extraordinaire  Author  Post     sprint5t  Set Reg. Date  :  07/02/2011 Posts  :  355 Location  :  Ely, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom Posted : 23 Apr 2012 - 06:47   Post title : Re: The Next I a Long Line of Accessories (Re: Kando)   Kando wrote: not bad at all ...except do ya think we'll begin to hear about air flow blockage volumes soon!?! Haven't had a chance to test it yet, but keithf (couple of posts up) says he's been running with one successfully for a while. John   Thread Killer Extraordinaire  Author  Post     sprint5t  Set Reg. Date  :  07/02/2011 Posts  :  355 Location  :  Ely, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom Posted : 23 Apr 2012 - 06:48   Post title : Re: The Next I a Long Line of Accessories (Re: silverfish)   silverfish wrote: John, I wouldn't mind getting a copy of that Tbird logo if you're willing to share! I want to make up some decals for the side covers. cheers silverfish PM sent...   Thread Killer Extraordinaire  Author  Post     Arctic_Cajun  Set Reg. Date  :  05/05/2012 Posts  :  99 Location  :  Eagle River, Alaska, United States Posted : 26 May 2012 - 04:51   Post title : Re: The Next I a Long Line of Accessories (Re: sprint5t)   Now that's AWESOME! I definitely see one of these in the future for my bike. Ha Ha...and I thought there was a "limited supply" of aftermarket stuff for the Bird... Shannon   US Air Force Retired I. Y. A. AMMO Y. A. S.

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