Triumphrat

tr6tom · 05-21-2009, 08:42 PM

My bike came with 3 nuts as i previously mentioned with a jerry rigged pile of washers instead of an inner nut on the speedo drive side (right side), anyways a member emailed me a parts list with exploded drawings w/part #s.Thanks again by the way. anyways the listing calls for three different part numbers for the nuts, two outer nuts with the same#, a speedo side inner and a DS inner, my question is, are these all the same thickness? or the inners different? all three of mine are the same thickness.

Kev_England · 05-21-2009, 08:52 PM

Ive just been thru this myself. And although not 100% sure, I can say for sure that the left side nuts (both) and the outerright right nut (speedo side) are all the same and quite thick. I "Believe" the inner right but is the odd one out and the thinner one.

Id like confirmation from a fully restored owner though.

The PO on my bike got them the wrong way round in my case so Im only 99% sure on this.

Come on you gurus -- how about some pics to put us at ease!

Cheers.

PS. Ive a 68 Bonnie.

jimmy bush · 05-21-2009, 10:10 PM

Kev, you are correct. The one thin nut goes on the right hand side, inside the swing arm next to the speedo drive gearbox. There should be a washer between it and the gearbox.

tr6tom · 05-21-2009, 10:17 PM

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Originally Posted by jimmy bush

Kev, you are correct. The one thin nut goes on the right hand side, inside the swing arm next to the speedo drive gearbox. There should be a washer between it and the gearbox.

Ok then, I need to order one thin nut then.BTW how much thinner is the nut? is it dramatically thinner? or just slightly.

jimmy bush · 05-22-2009, 12:16 AM

I think the thick nuts are about .4" the thin one is about .3" so it is considerably thinner. By the way, what year is your bike? It might make a difference.

NeoDutch59 · 05-22-2009, 01:55 PM

1970 Bonneville
Drive side outer nut .44"
Drive side inner nut .44"
Speedo side outer nut .44"
Speedo side inner nut .33"

Kev_England · 05-22-2009, 05:01 PM

Very nicely done Neo Dutch.

Hope to see you on the board more often with pictures like those!

Cheers.

tr6tom · 05-22-2009, 09:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Kev_England

Very nicely done Neo Dutch.

Hope to see you on the board more often with pictures like those!

Cheers.

Yes, thank you very much.you know, someone with a lot of parts bikes could probably make a good amount of cash printing a manual with these types of pictures.Even the factory manuals drawings are hard to read IMHO.