2010 Triumph Tiger 1050 non sport.
Hey all…it’s been a while…but am back in the hood. Hope everyone is well!
So, I have carried out the clutch pin upgrade in my bike…all going according to plan…
I ordered from Fowlers item T1269999 as this is one of the gaskets I need to replace, and is the detailed part number for my bike.
However, it doesn’t bloomin fit!
But, it turns out that T1261104 is the gasket I need.
I will order that gasket instead…or can I just use a piece of cardboard!?
What’s happened that I need a different gasket!? Do I have a different engine!?
Any thoughts welcome…
ps…it’s nice to be back…
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Hi and welcome back. Sorry can’t help with your gasket query, but I’m sure someone will be along to assist.
Thanks @Wessa.
It’s no biggy I guess… Really I’m just curious…
You could get some gasket paper and make your own.
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To reach the clutch you need the 3 gaskets to be changed. I ordered a full set for 30 euros.
Ordered from a french reseller, but sure you can probably find a similar item in uk.
All Tiger 1050 share the same set (version C)
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According to WoT it was the late vins that has the advertised gasket, and mines a little earlier hence the difference.
All received and put back together.
Has the grooved pin upgrade made a difference… 
Turns out I need a new cable now as well, so perhaps time will tell!
Thanks y’all!
I followed the same way, grooved pin + new cable. I ordered one from venhill (uk) to have a litlle extra length because of my bar raisers.
Very smooth cable (teflon coating).
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I gone for “slinky glide”.
I have had Venhill before - I got all new cables and also braided brake hoses…was very pleased.
That sounds like something you buy at Ann Summers.
Oooh…I’ll check my loyalty discount vouchers!
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And as a good foreigner, I googled Ann Summers hoping to find some bargain on motorcycle stuff 
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Leathers and lube…but no cables.
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