Fitting new exhausts and remapping - Triumph Thruxton

[DKnight11]

Hi All

Im a new rider, and having only been riding for a year now. Learning to ride was one of the best decisions I made, as I throughly enjoy the experience and commute to work. I have a 2009 Triumph Thruxton, and wanted to get used to riding the stock bike before deciding on having any mods done to it.

Its now a year year on and I've recently purchased Predator exhausts from British Customs, they were very helpful explaining to me what remapping meant when I questioned what does it do.

I've watched videos on replacing exhausts for my bike, but they are not as detailed as I would comfortably like, and even though I'm relatively confident in replacing the exhausts myself, I think i would prefer to leave it with experts, who can do the replacement and the remapping in one go.

I havent had much luck finding a workshop that can do both. I am based in London, so asking if anyone has any recommendations.

Much appreciated.
Gus

[MarJay]

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[DKnight11]

Thank you very much Marjay

[Slacker24seve...]

You should be able to do it yourself, you can upload a different map using TuneECU. I can tell you how to do it on a Daytona and the principle will be the same but you'd be better off finding a bike specific owners forum - there will be a guide on there.

EDIT: just saw you're a new rider. Ignore this, but it could be handy to know in future when you have more experience spannering.
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