Diagrams and part numbers for plenty of bikes.

[The Artist]

Ok I stumbled upon this cool thing and want to share with you.

Ok, basically it is a big catalogue with loads of diagrams incase you can't find something. It is American I think, but still useful.
It doesn't have everything but worth a try for a few makes.


Go on your computer to remote desktop connection. Its on your start menu, programs, accesories, communications.

Type in this

69.213.66.54

And a screen should load like you are on a computer. Then the program should start. In the top left corner there is a small green book button. Click this and your away. Click your manufacturer and find what you want.

To get off of it, move your mouse to the top of the screen and a yellow bar should appear, just click the cross then ok.

Let me know if it works for you all

[Ant132]

Asks for a username and password mate!

EDIT: Whooops!! You choose your own username and password
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[NSR Mick]

It works ok but looks as though it's American.
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[Mr Hammers]

That is pretty cool.

Worked for me. It didn't have anything on the 125 NSR as far as i could see, only the 50, but as i already have one for the 125 it doesn't matter. Bookmarked for when i get a different bike...

So, whose machine are we dialling into then, do you know?
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[The Artist]

[Kickstart]

Hi

There are quite a few US web sites with parts listings online. Normal one I use to look stuff up is:-

https://www.ronayers.com

All the best

Keith
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[dunc4230]

worked fine for me but no SP1/RC45
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https://z3.invisionfree.com/Bikers_On_Board/index.php?act=idx

[calum17]

had the ZX6 for me (american version of the ZZR) lots of parts numbers and that ...is there any way to save the catalogue to my PC though? it much prefer to have 'my own' micro fiche for my bike (without paying preferably!)

good find though - thanks.

[Davie_G71]

Awesome. Has full 1997 GSXR disgrams.

[The Artist]

not sure whether you can get your own version.

You could work your way through and save all the pics but not as good.

Try fiddling around with "export" and "save as" Might work.

[Davie_G71]

Wonder how long it will be there for - i'm sure it's not for the whole internet to see.

It's pretty well locked down though.

[doggone]

Its good for Quad bike parts.

[neil.]

Also works on Linux with Gnome's own Terminal Server Client Sadly nothing on my YBR though.
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[CaNsA]

Just tried this again, but its offline

could have really done with it

[supZ]

[CaNsA]

Cheers bud, parts ordered

[T0MMY]

My

https://www.cmsnl.com/

Similar sort of thing...

[rob c]

[WetSparks]

Do a google search on that IP number, brings up a whole load of stuff about it.

Sadly none of the above sites have any Triumph data

[Resident Yank]