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For new stuff I tend to use World of Triumph....or maybe Fowler's. Staffordshire Triumph I've found particularly helpful. Triumphant carry a...

Which is why I wasn't going to mention the idler boss issue . Honestly don't worry...just don't neglect the battery. Or you could buy my lovely...

Triumph triples sound like a bag of nails in a cement mixer at tickover

In my 10 years on the international ' bonnevilleamerica.com' forum I've come across maybe half a dozen failures. Of course that site caters only...

I'm pleased your problems are sorted. Al

They did fix it...from 06/7 onwards the crankcase was strengthened....you can tell by looking at the left side crankcase breather pipe..the...

Of course...and if I owned an early crankcase model I'd fit a Safestart kit too. I think all I wished to do was put the risk in perspective...it's...

I was not to frighten Marty with that one! Fortunately it's a rare occurrence and for the mechanically inclined TTP Safestart is a cure. To be...

Tams in Ayr. Never used him....my mother lived in Largs so I was up there a lot till she died a few years back. I don't think Bonnevilles have...

Woops... accidentally pressed send there I think it may be for cosmetic reasons ( though am not sure...someone may know better.) In the sixties/...

I'm not sure why folks relocate the reg/ rec

Thanks for the link Marty. Yes, as you think, it's a genuine model...and very nice it is too. It's a very early one and I'd have had no hesitation...

Chromed sidecases might mean you've got a Bonneville America engine in there. Not a problem except that it's a 270 degree firing order if so...

I've built and ridden a few hardtaiks in my younger days. But honestly they're pretty horrible and impractical. I'm not a fan of the bibber either...

I'm with you on that too. I hate hate hate bikes with pointy jagged styling ...look so ugly. A good friend of mine runs a tiger 800 and off roads...

I've found the same. They've all disappeared.. except the red frame ones...and everyone knows those are slower and less reliable than the green...

I share your enthusiasm for this particular version... absolutely lovely. I'm a bit stuck though...as far as I can tell the trial models cone...

"Loud pipes save lives." "Pardon?" " Vincent van Gogh Cut a bit orf. When they asked why He replied. Eh? You what? Pardon?".... Mike Harding.

Are you using Metzler 888 tyres? I and a number of others have had vibration problems with these. I threw mine away.... problem solved.

Personally I've never managed to get my Scott oiler to work correctly. It either lubricates nothing or my driveway.