Electrical Tools for Triumph Working on a motorcycle’s wiring? Start with a tool that matches the wire and terminal you’re using. British Iron’s professional-grade ratchet wire crimping pliers are designed for insulated terminals and offer three crimping positions: 18–20 AWG, 14–16 AWG, and 10–12 AWG. The tool is 9 inches long; check the product details
Triumph Engine Tools The right tool can make an engine job easier to plan and carry out. Explore British Iron’s engine tools for specific Triumph motorcycle tasks, including a cylinder liner extractor, engine mount lockring tool, crankshaft degree wheel, and valve shim removal tool. Check each product’s description and your motorcycle’s model before choosing a
Primary and Transmission Tools For Triumph Motorcycles Clutch, flywheel, and drive-chain jobs call for different tools. Browse British Iron’s collection of Triumph clutch holding tools, flywheel pullers, a chain-adjusting tool for eccentric adjusters, and a chain breaker and rivet extractor for 520/530 chains. Select a tool by the job and your motorcycle’s model—then check the
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Triumph Suspension Tools Give your Triumph’s steering and suspension the attention they deserve with tools made for the task. This collection includes a Triumph head stock bearing tool, a steering bearing race puller, an adjustable fork seal driver for 38–52 mm forks, a spring hook, and a shock spanner wrench. Whether you’re replacing fork seals,
Triumph Motorcycle Wheel and Brake Tools Working on motorcycle wheels and brakes is easier when you can choose a tool for the specific task. This collection of wheel and brake tools includes tools for axle removal, wheel truing and balancing, spoke adjustment, tire removal, and master cylinder work. Browse the products below, then check each
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Triumph Workshop Tools A well-equipped motorcycle workshop starts with tools that fit the job. This collection of Triumph workshop tools brings together everyday hand tools and specialized equipment for carburetor work, chain service, brake testing, and general maintenance. Whether you’re setting up a workbench or looking for one tool for your next repair, use the
By Mike Grage, Technical and Customer Support at British Iron and The Bonneville Shop. You might have noticed something, that those Keihin and Mikuni carburetors on your late model Triumph are not your grandpa’s Amal’s. But they are very similar in function to the Bing carbs Triumph used on your dad’s 1982 Bonneville Executive. Most of the time,
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