Tiger XC accessories / farkles thread

Discussion in 'Triumph Tigers' started by Xcountry-Rider, Nov 4, 2012.

  1. backwoodsKLR

    backwoodsKLR Ride more, Post Less.

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    So I got all my factory accessories installed by the dealer, but I forgot to get them to run wires for my GPS while they had tank off... any advice on running wires for Zumo cradle?
  2. 3Putt

    3Putt Long timer

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    Pull the plastic off the left side and run the wires along the frame. I think I only used two zip ties.
  3. backwoodsKLR

    backwoodsKLR Ride more, Post Less.

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    Sweet! Thanks!
  4. Xcountry-Rider

    Xcountry-Rider Banned

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    Ok got the measurements for the Triumph option. They are roughly 3 1/2 by 2 1/4 inches.

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  5. motosickle2000

    motosickle2000 Been here awhile

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    The Motech pegs are cast. The pivot pegz are polished stainless steel - very snazzy!
  6. AlphaDogDaddy

    AlphaDogDaddy AlphaDogDaddy

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    This is what I ordered with my new 2013 800 XC...
    arrow exhaust A9600341

    adventure fog light kit A9838003

    center stand A9778005

    sump guard A9708233

    Engine protection bars A9788004

    low gel seat T2304372

    adj. high wind screen A97808248

    City tank bag A9510087

    tank bag harness A9510083

    Alum. Radiator guard A9708234

    headlight protector A9838007

    gps mounting kit A9820001

    aux. power socket A9828005

    My biggest disappointment was the Arrow Exhaust and mapping. The "soundtrack" isn't significantly different, the weight savings isn't that much, and I can't say I notice the extra 3 to 5 extra bhp. A lot of $$$ for so little.

    Everything else listed above has been great additions, in terms of fit, function and appearance.
  7. cug

    cug Out riding ...

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    Basically the only thing you get for real with the Arrow can is lower mpg. The rest is not even worth looking at.
  8. kion

    kion Been here awhile

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    What tank bags you put on your Tigers? Besides the Triumph I've seen some pics with Wolfman tank bags on but don't know what models
  9. nvblue

    nvblue fuddyduddy

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    +1 for the Omni-Cruise, great craftsmanship!

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  10. some call me...tim

    some call me...tim Been here awhile

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    I've been wondering what options are out there myself. I have the Engage Sport from Bags Connection that I love, but it's the wrong shape/dimensions for the Tiger's tank. The model that would fit the Tiger, the GS Evo looks flippin' sweet, but its a pretty hefty price tag, especially if you don't have a tank ring already. And you can electrify it too, but by then you're creeping up on $500

    Besides the Wolfman luggage, the Giant Loop bags look pretty nice:the Diablo and larger Fandango. I like the way they can be zipped on and off of their harnesses. I have to wonder though if the zipping on and off thing gets old quickly.
  11. backwoodsKLR

    backwoodsKLR Ride more, Post Less.

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    Blew the fuse on my heated grips last night. Home this isn't a repetitive problem. Gonna get some more spare fuses, just in case.
  12. elan

    elan Been here awhile

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    I assume they're the factory heated grips? Did you have any other electrical accessories going at the time? I just got done installing mine about 10 minutes ago. Haven't had a chance to try them though.
  13. Xcountry-Rider

    Xcountry-Rider Banned

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    If your looking for tools for your Tiger 800 heres a list of what you need

    TIGER TOOLKIT
    OEM
    27mm rear axle wrench, & extension bar
    5mm Allen key
    philips/straight slot combo screwdriver & handle
    10mm/12mm box end combo wrench
    13mm box end wrench
    ADDITIONAL
    17mm Allen key (Front axle)
    8mm Allen (handlebar pinch bolts)
    6mm Allen (fork pinch bolts and handlebar pinch bolts)
    7,8,10x2,12,13,14, 36mm sockets and ratchet. (A cursory check showed that some of the bolts can't be accessed with the stock combo wrench)
    Adjustable wrench
    T-30 Torx bit (Fork guard covers)
    T-40 Torx bit (Front brake rotor)
    Cable ties & Duct tape
    Long nose pliers (Leatherman Type)
    Bulbs and fuses and glue
    Chain Breaker
    WHEEL & TIRE KIT
    motion pro tire lever, and 2 general tire spoons
    Rim protectors, valve stem core removing tool
    Summary
    Sockets: 7,8,10,10,12,13,14,36
    Spanner: 8,10,12,13,14 adjustable
    Allen key: 5,6,8
    Torx: 30,40
    Tire levers: Motion Pro T6 Combo Lever 27mm1,

    You can get a bunch of what you need here http://www.mcmaster.com/
  14. Xcountry-Rider

    Xcountry-Rider Banned

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  15. kingofZroad

    kingofZroad Been here awhile

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    Wow, thanks!!


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  16. Xcountry-Rider

    Xcountry-Rider Banned

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  17. burmbuster

    burmbuster Long timer

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    I use the Bags Connection Micro but I only keep my phone, wallet, and a few nik naks. I also use the lock ring on the gas cap. Works perfect for me.
  18. burmbuster

    burmbuster Long timer

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    Yeah, I am either going to modify the stock pegs or get the optional Triumph pegs that are larger.
  19. Riot

    Riot Tiger Rider

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    You have 33mm in your socket summary, its a 36mm for the front sprocket nut :-)
  20. Windy Rider

    Windy Rider Live to Ride!

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    That's pretty much
    what I have, but also have socket extensions and tyre pressure gauge and one of these little compressors

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