I am posting this here as the section is about action taken and not just an opinion.
I am thinking (!!!) of trying to wrap my spare tank. Has anyone here got experience with this. I have been watching a video by "That girl biker" (not perving). She is clever and patient and the video is well worth a watch.

Having owned a Triumph fairly recently and been an active member on a number of Triumph related forums, I can say warranty work is 'sketchy' and depends entirely on your dealer. Good dealer = great service & strong warranty, bad/lazy dealer = poor service & poor warranty. Obviously, it shouldn't be like that and every bike you buy should be dealt with equally & fairly. I bought my Tiger 1200 for Triumph Newcastle, who were great throughout the whole ownership experience. I had a leaking rear shock picked up at the first service (a known issue, a duff batch of seals from WP) and repaired under warranty, over £1,200 worth of claim to Triumph. I have heard of other owners with the same (known) issue being fobbed off. Excuses from 'excessive use' and 'overloading', leaving owners with the dilemma of either paying for it themselves or going down the legal route. Aftermarket is not even an option as it's electronic suspension and only the WP shock will work with the Triumph electronics (many have tried...). A 'normal' shock absorber stops virtually all of the electronics working, possibly a built in 'safety' feature? If you're going Triiumph, do your homework on the dealer first!

Crank up the volume!

I have that " Suzuki part no tool " too 
Works well with " Suzuki part no tool ... ball peen hammer "     

Ho Hum

 Byrne was heavily influenced by Afrobeat  , so here is some  Letta Mbulu I have been listening to ,