Dealer fit, for me, as I don't have a chain breaker/rivetter.
That tends to limit you to what they'll supply.
Definately stick with a quality chain manufacturer, such as D.I.D tho.
tbh it's a while since I had a set done.
The ST's about due for it's first now, but that's at 31k miles, I ain't heavy on chains
I'd guess at £100 for the chain, £40 for 2 sprockets, + fitting
wow .... do you have a scotoiler fitted ??? as my tiger has only done 8k and it needs a new one!!!! i have been quoted £148 for kit and £90 to fit !!! not sure if that was a good price or not
£90 to fit!That sounds a bit steep, it should be about a 30 minute job. Unless there's something about the Tiger that makes it more complicated than normal.
Kit price sounds about right.
Fitting will include wheel removal, fitting 2 sprockets, rivetting chain etc, but 2 hours (£90) does sound on the heavy side.
Never had a Scottoiler, tho I do clean / lube regularly
Thanks guys for the info ..... never fitted one on a bike this size so hence never used a chain breaker ..... bad of me i know!!!! as for wheel alignment i assume my dealer did it correctly when i had it serviced recently ???? AAAAAAAHHHHHHH dealers i hear you all cry !!! any one like to do the job ???? LOL
Just been quoted for my ST, by Birmingham Triumph.
Genuine Triumph chain/sprocket kit £120, fitting £60 (1 hour they reckon !)
All plus Vat, comes to just over £200
Change the sprockets yourself fiddly but can be done then get local bike shop to split and join new chain for you.
Last time I did one I got charged £10 as it took him ten mins
tbh it's booked in now, didn't think of that.
Will remember for next time
Tho as it's lasted over 30k (!), not sure I'll have the same bike by then.
Depends if Triumph come up with a new Sprint this Autumn.
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