Triumphrat

11-18-2006

The 1967 Bonnie is up and running!!! After much tinkering and beer, the stars finally aligned and she started and ran for the first time since I have had her. I'm so happy I could spit. This is my first Triumph after a string of Harley's, and Harley Chopper projects, and I have to say that the way that this thing is put together is a constant source of interest. WHOOPEE

quagmire · 11-18-2006

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the way that this thing is put together is a constant source of interest

That's an interesting way of describing it!

peintremondain · 11-18-2006

and it's just the beginning.........
enjoy!
ben
ps: picttures please!

CommandoRdster · 11-19-2006

One cool thing you find out about English bikes, is that they rarely use one part when 7 or 8 will do! :-D Welcome to the fold.

GulfCoastDave · 11-19-2006

We'd love to see some pics!
Dave

11-19-2006

'Hope this works!! let me know if the pics upload.

BTW what is the idelel speed setting

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bonnevillebilly · 11-21-2006

Try again.
try to attach them in this post by using the black image
button below.
Bill

johnnypence · 11-21-2006

nobody answered about your ideal idle either: mine likes somewhere around 1000/1500 -- so i can shift into first without broadcasting my transmission and can idle without petering out.

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theelderrocker · 11-21-2006

Hey Jimmy-
Woohoo! Ain't it great?!? My '67 is still scattered over 1/2 of a grain bin. Waiting till I finish a BSA (I know, I know!!!) and a '67 Chevy shortbed that's at the bodywork phase. At least I have something to look forward to!
ENJOY!

Mike
Kansas, America
More irons in the fire than a steer branding crew! :hammer: