TRIUMPH DAYTONA REBUILD! SUBFRAME REMOVAL PT5

[@CarCleaningAtHome]

Great video, 👍

[@Patchesrepairshop]

Thanks 👍

[@ozzyprogdomino8815]

Looks like the person who had that before you, really wanted a Kawasaki with all the green bits 😃

[@Patchesrepairshop]

Or they really liked Monster energy drink 😂

[@AlexJay-i4d]

hi mate! I am incredibly happy about you posting this video as ive been meaning to take my swing arm off as I too also snapped a bolt on the rear hugger.. except it was the 1 on the other side by its self. how (if you did) did you rectify the snapped bolt? did you get it re-drilled and re-tapped whilst the swing arm was off.. as i can see it not being possible to do if its still a rolling bike..

[@Patchesrepairshop]

Hi Alex, I drilled it out oversize and put an insert in and I’ve ordered the correct bolt from triumph. Yes to drill it out you will need to remove the swing arm ideally. I hope the video helped. 👍

[@Michie1391]

Appreciate taking the time to record this in a bit more detail than you maybe had planned, thank you

[@Patchesrepairshop]

No problem buddy, I hope it helps 👍

[@Michie1391]

​@@PatchesrepairshopMassive help tbh mate, after last weeks video i went out and cleaned the plastic chain guide and re greased the gear linkages and cleaned up around about.

[@Patchesrepairshop]

@@Michie1391 good to hear it’s helping mate 👍

[@willhorsley2105]

Did you apply some new grease to shock mount and link bolts?

[@Patchesrepairshop]

I certainly did, apologies for the time lapse it was 2 hrs long without that and all my waffling 😂