TRIUMPH BONNIE OIL TEMP GAUGE, MACHINED ALLOY, WHITE DIAL, RR 111

RR TRIUMPH MACHINED OIL TEMP GAUGE, WHITE DIAL, FLUID FILLED, Made in Germany

As the name implies, this is an oil temperature gauge, it easily fits in place of your engine oil filling cap. The RR oil temp gauges have a CNC machined housing, with a knurled edge. The precise temp gauge range is from 0 - 140-degree C. The temp probe measures crank case temp accurately to (+/- 1%). This is an original RR made gauge that are known around the world as one of the best temp gauges available.

Use to keep an eye on temperature during summer, when warming the engine up or for styling your bike. The fluid filled dial helps keep the needle stable, and it also helps avoid misting over in wet (rainy conditions) or when there are outside temperature fluctuations. 

Made in Germany to the highest standards. 

SUITS: Its suits both pre - 2016 models (air cooled) and new generation (liquid-cooled) models

• Triumph Bonneville T100 - (2000~2016) air cooled / including SE (2009~2015)
• Triumph Bonneville - (2016 ~) liquid cooled
• Triumph Bonneville  T120 (2016 ~)
• Triumph Bonneville Bobber (2017 ~)

• Triumph Scrambler - (2000~2016) air cooled
• Triumph Scrambler 900 liquid cooled (2016 ~) liquid cooled

• Triumph Thruxton 900 - (2004~2016) air cooled
• Triumph Thruxton 1200 - (2016 ~) liquid cooled

• Triumph Street Twin / Cup (2016 ~) liquid cooled
• Triumph Speedmaster 900 / America 900
• Triumph Speedmaster 1200 (2017 ~)
• Triumph Thunderbird Sport 900/Legend  

NOTE, When attached to the bike the dial direction may need to be corrected to suit the position you want (depending on the bike). 

1. To adjust, read supplied instructions and care instruction sheet
2. Warm up the bike (so gauge is warm)
3. Once at operating temperature gently rotate the dial/face part to the desired position within the alloy housing
4. Re fit to the bike and screw in as normal, check dial is aligned correctly (or in direction you desire)
5. Fit to bike - enjoy.

Attention,

• When handling the temp gauge (whilst hot) take care! Hot oil & Hot engines can cause burns.
• Always wear gloves to protect your hands, also use suitable protection for your bike to avoid oil drips on your paint work, exhaust, engine etc.
• Take care to NOT drop the temp gauge, it has a sensitive temp probe, if it lands on the probe it can cause damage