New Oil Temperature Gauge Thermometer for Triumph Motorcycle Liquid Water Cooled Engines
£32.95
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Keep your Triumph’s engine running at peak performance with this precision oil temperature gauge thermometer, designed specifically for liquid-cooled Triumph motorcycles. Whether you’re touring, commuting, or riding hard, this gauge gives you real-time temperature readings to help protect your engine from overheating.
Key Features:
- ✅ Accurate oil temperature monitoring for liquid-cooled Triumph engines
- ✅ Easy installation – replaces the original oil filler cap
- ✅ CNC-machined aluminium body with clear analog dial
- ✅ Vibration-resistant and waterproof for all-weather reliability
- ✅ Compatible with Triumph Bonneville, Street Twin, Tiger, and more
Specifications:
- Material: CNC-machined aluminium
- Display: Analog dial with °C scale
- Fitment: Triumph liquid-cooled models (check compatibility below)
- Installation: Direct replacement for oil filler cap – no tools required
Compatibility:
| Make | Model | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Triumph | Bonneville T100 L/C | |
| Triumph | Bonneville T120 L/C | |
| Triumph | Thruxton 1200 L/C | |
| Triumph | Thruxton R 1200 L/C | |
| Triumph | Thruxton TFC/RS 1200 L/C | |
| Triumph | Scrambler 1200 L/C | |
| Triumph | Street Cup 900 | |
| Triumph | Street Twin 900 | |
| Triumph | Street Scrambler 900 | |
| Triumph | Speed Twin 900 | |
| Triumph | Speed Twin 1200 | |
| Triumph | Bonneville Bobber | |
| Triumph | Speedmaster L/C | |
| Triumph | Bonneville A/C | All Years |
| Triumph | Thruxton A/C | All Years |
| Triumph | Scrambler A/C | All Years |
| Triumph | Speedmaster A/C | All Years |
Why Choose This Oil Temp Gauge? Monitoring your engine’s oil temperature is crucial for performance and longevity. This gauge offers a simple, stylish, and functional upgrade that helps you ride smarter and safer—especially on long-distance or high-performance rides.
Fitting Details
Please check the thread sizes given against the bike before fitting
Please note – The air bubble to take up the oil expansion under heat and is necessary for the gauge to function
