Triumphrat

Tdevil76

Does anybody have pictures of a vintage Bonnie T120R 650 with Mikuni carbs installed?

Thanks

MoBe

Tdevil I can`t show you any pictures but I can tell you that Mikunis mount with a rubber manifold not a solid bolt on like stock.

Tdevil76

Thanks

coloradobob

Here's some pictures of my 72 TR6 and Ed's 62 Norton

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erikmustride

nice. where'd you get the seat?

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danpos

Here is a picture of my 1971 Triumph Bonneville.
I'll post better pictures soon.
I have most of the standard parts but I prefer the 60's look over the 1970's.
If I ever get a 60's Triumph I'll do a proper overhaul to a 1971 model.

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RetroRod

Hi Danpos,

You have an opportunity with this bike to go one better tthan a dry frame 60's model.

I see you have replaced the flat '71 headlight shell and it looks nice on. These OIF's are the best handling of the all the triumphs and if you prefer the dry frame looks, there is lots of retro fitting that will give you that.

You'll have a bike that looks like a dry frame, but will outperform them. Think about it. RR

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RetroRod

Nice pics Bob, you're both heroes for riding at these temps. RR

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danpos

Here is a picture before I added the 60's looking parts.

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