When I bought my Tbird LT, I ordered a few accessories for it at the same time. They were the rear passenger pillion(more padding), the windscreen lock, and the aux power socket that installs in the right saddlebag.
The rear comfort seat, part # A9708358 passes the wife test and is much more comfortable than the stock seat. It bolts directly in place of the original seat and even gives a little more back support to the rider.
The aux power socket, part # A9828014 is an easy install, as per instructions on the Triumph website, but the pictures are a little deceiving in that it looks like a normal cigarette type power socket but is in fact about 50% smaller. Will have to find an adapter of some kind to fit it and allow normal power accessories to be plugged in, like cell phones.
The windscreen lock, part # A9701280 did not fit my windscreen(yes it was the right part according to Triumph instruction website and configuration site) as the hole on it was one that the lock would bolt through and that is not how it's supposed to mount according to the instructions. It is supposed to fasten on the side approximately where the large hole is and there is only supposed to be two small locator holes to position it correctly.
That's my quick review of the accessories I ordered and installed(and attempted) on my Thunderbird LT. Hope it helps someone else with the decision on what to get on theirs.
The rear comfort seat, part # A9708358 passes the wife test and is much more comfortable than the stock seat. It bolts directly in place of the original seat and even gives a little more back support to the rider.
The aux power socket, part # A9828014 is an easy install, as per instructions on the Triumph website, but the pictures are a little deceiving in that it looks like a normal cigarette type power socket but is in fact about 50% smaller. Will have to find an adapter of some kind to fit it and allow normal power accessories to be plugged in, like cell phones.
The windscreen lock, part # A9701280 did not fit my windscreen(yes it was the right part according to Triumph instruction website and configuration site) as the hole on it was one that the lock would bolt through and that is not how it's supposed to mount according to the instructions. It is supposed to fasten on the side approximately where the large hole is and there is only supposed to be two small locator holes to position it correctly.
That's my quick review of the accessories I ordered and installed(and attempted) on my Thunderbird LT. Hope it helps someone else with the decision on what to get on theirs.
