Hi everyone,
I’m planning to install the OEM radiator guard and OEM lower engine guard and OEM sump guard on my TRIUMPH TRACKER 400.

Could anyone tell me:
How much does the OEM radiator guard cost?
How much does the OEM lower engine guard cost?
How much does the OEM sump guard cost?
What was the total cost including installation, if you got it fitted at the service center?

Thanks in advance!

Hey everyone,
This happened yesterday, and honestly I haven’t been able to stop thinking about it.
I got my Triumph Tracker 400 less than a month ago. It hasn’t even had its first service yet. It’s my first bike, and it’s also my dream bike. My parents bought it for me, so I feel even more responsible for taking care of it. I know everyone has different dream bikes. Some dream of owning a GT650 or an S1000RR, but for me this bike means everything.
Yesterday, four of us went on a long ride with two bikes. I was riding my own bike at first, but after breakfast my friend and I decided to swap bikes for a while. I rode his bike, and he rode mine.
Unfortunately, he had a fall while riding my bike.
Thankfully he wasn’t seriously injured, and that’s what matters the most. But my bike now has scratches on the exhaust, the black silencer, the engine cover, the engine guard and a few other parts.
He apologized immediately and accepted responsibility, which I genuinely appreciate. The problem isn’t about who’s at fault. It’s about how the bike should be repaired.
He wants to replace only one scratched heat shield and either polish or wrap the black silencer. I don’t really want that because the bike is barely a month old. I want it repaired properly with OEM parts if that’s what Triumph recommends. I also can’t claim insurance because I don’t want to involve my parents, so the repair will most likely be paid in cash.
I’m not trying to make my friend spend unnecessary money or take advantage of the situation. I just want my bike to be the way it was before the accident.
Maybe to some people it’s “just a 400cc bike,” but to me it’s my first bike and my dream bike. My parents trusted me with it, and seeing it scratched within the first month genuinely hurts.
So I wanted to ask you guys, if you were in my position, would you accept wrapping or polishing on a one-month-old bike? Or would you expect it to be restored with OEM parts if the service center recommends replacing them?
Am I expecting too much, or is it fair to want the bike back in the same condition it was in before the accident?
I’d really appreciate your honest opinions.

Hey everyone,
This happened yesterday, and honestly I haven’t been able to stop thinking about it.
I got my Triumph Tracker 400 less than a month ago. It hasn’t even had its first service yet. It’s my first bike, and it’s also my dream bike. My parents bought it for me, so I feel even more responsible for taking care of it. I know everyone has different dream bikes. Some dream of owning a GT650 or an S1000RR, but for me this bike means everything.
Yesterday, four of us went on a long ride with two bikes. I was riding my own bike at first, but after breakfast my friend and I decided to swap bikes for a while. I rode his bike, and he rode mine.
Unfortunately, he had a fall while riding my bike.
Thankfully he wasn’t seriously injured, and that’s what matters the most. But my bike now has scratches on the exhaust, the black silencer, the engine cover, the engine guard and a few other parts.
He apologized immediately and accepted responsibility, which I genuinely appreciate. The problem isn’t about who’s at fault. It’s about how the bike should be repaired.
He wants to replace only one scratched heat shield and either polish or wrap the black silencer. I don’t really want that because the bike is barely a month old. I want it repaired properly with OEM parts if that’s what Triumph recommends. I also can’t claim insurance because I don’t want to involve my parents, so the repair will most likely be paid in cash.
I’m not trying to make my friend spend unnecessary money or take advantage of the situation. I just want my bike to be the way it was before the accident.
Maybe to some people it’s “just a 400cc bike,” but to me it’s my first bike and my dream bike. My parents trusted me with it, and seeing it scratched within the first month genuinely hurts.
So I wanted to ask you guys, if you were in my position, would you accept wrapping or polishing on a one-month-old bike? Or would you expect it to be restored with OEM parts if the service center recommends replacing them?
Am I expecting too much, or is it fair to want the bike back in the same condition it was in before the accident?
I’d really appreciate your honest opinions.

Hey everyone,
This happened yesterday, and honestly I haven’t been able to stop thinking about it.
I got my Triumph Tracker 400 less than a month ago. It hasn’t even had its first service yet. It’s my first bike, and it’s also my dream bike. My parents bought it for me, so I feel even more responsible for taking care of it. I know everyone has different dream bikes. Some dream of owning a GT650 or an S1000RR, but for me this bike means everything.
Yesterday, four of us went on a long ride with two bikes. I was riding my own bike at first, but after breakfast my friend and I decided to swap bikes for a while. I rode his bike, and he rode mine.
Unfortunately, he had a fall while riding my bike.
Thankfully he wasn’t seriously injured, and that’s what matters the most. But my bike now has scratches on the exhaust, the black silencer, the engine cover, the engine guard and a few other parts.
He apologized immediately and accepted responsibility, which I genuinely appreciate. The problem isn’t about who’s at fault. It’s about how the bike should be repaired.
He wants to replace only one scratched heat shield and either polish or wrap the black silencer. I don’t really want that because the bike is barely a month old. I want it repaired properly with OEM parts if that’s what Triumph recommends. I also can’t claim insurance because I don’t want to involve my parents, so the repair will most likely be paid in cash.
I’m not trying to make my friend spend unnecessary money or take advantage of the situation. I just want my bike to be the way it was before the accident.
Maybe to some people it’s “just a 400cc bike,” but to me it’s my first bike and my dream bike. My parents trusted me with it, and seeing it scratched within the first month genuinely hurts.
So I wanted to ask you guys, if you were in my position, would you accept wrapping or polishing on a one-month-old bike? Or would you expect it to be restored with OEM parts if the service center recommends replacing them?
Am I expecting too much, or is it fair to want the bike back in the same condition it was in before the accident?
I’d really appreciate your honest opinions.