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Re: Are the 12/2007 and 2008 Triumph T100 the same bike?...
Then 10th digit in the vin number tells you the year.
If it is a W = 1998
X = 1999
Y = 2000
If it is a 1 = 2001
2 = 2002
etc.
So your 12/07 bike is a 2008 and the 10th digit in your vin # will be an 8
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this 2000 triumph tt600 wont start it does turn over it was runing last riding season it have new battery fresh oil im thinking the fuel iinjector need cleaning im at the right path to get it runing
The most likely problem, especially with the bike sitting up during summer, would be gas has gone stale. If the bike sits long enough, the gas will actually turn into a varnish.
Drain the tank, refill with fresh gas, and let it run a while.
Basically, you have to run out whatever gas is between the tank and the cylinders, so the fresh gas can get to the cylinders.
I'd put a box fan blowing on the front of the bike to help keep the ehat down. Blip the throttle after a few inutes. Depending onhow much old gas is 'stored' in the fuel lines and such, it may take 10 or 20 minutes to burn out the old gas. Keep blipping every few minutes, and let it cool down after 20 minutes. Some bikes have short fuel path and clear in 2 minutes at idle, I've seen custom setups that took over an hour.
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