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Traveler, I like the looks of the bags, can you tell me the brand and where you got them????

 

Thanks Traveler; are they the Large size//

 

Traveler, thanks for the quick response on the Triumph Saddle Bags!! Looks like they fit the frame well.
Can you find the Triumph part number on them; I think it is A9508159 'Triumph Large Leather Saddlebags'.

 

Traveler, thanks a bunch!!

 

I'm happy with using a paddock stand on my Street Twin. I fitted the rear axle spindle bobbins from TEC and use the stand I have for two of my other bikes. Obviously the disadvantage is that I can't lift the bike if I'm away from home but over the years I can't recall that ever being necessary.

 

Traveler, thanks; decided to go with a SAC bag that I could strap to the seat and use as a backrest on my T120; bought one in 2002 for my Harley and was made quite well; but, have saved your info on the Triumph bags for future.
https://www.coolsac.com/half-sac-deluxe/

 

Traveler, exactly what I want my SAC for; especially the candy bar and maybe a hot coffee thermos☕

 

Traveler: changed my mind on the SAC; bag is 13 inches high and mounted behind me on the seat = hell to swing my leg over to get on the bike; will have to reconsider; am attempting to keep the minimalist look of the bike without saddle bags; but function may prevail.

 

Traveler - settled on Viking Incognito XS saddlebags; wrote a bunch about them on another thread.

 

To raise the brake pedal on your Triumph Bonneville T120:

• Locate the brake rod or linkage.
• Loosen the locking nuts on both sides.
• Adjust the rod to raise the pedal.
• Tighten the locking nuts securely.
• Test the brakes before riding.