Triumph Tiger Cub gearbox mystery oil loss heads up.
After going all around the houses trying to trace a fault where the engine felt as if it was randomly and occasionally losing power, with the newly added fuel being the prime suspect, as well as possible overcharging maybe upsetting things, as well as other possible culprits, I was surprised and relieved to find out what was actually the cause. Here, I discuss an invisible and potentially hazardous bulit in design flaw, which can lower the level of the gearbox oil over time while a machine is being used, or parked leaning to the right.

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CAN I STOP THIS DARN OIL LEAK FOR GOOD?

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