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gandy dancer

is there one out that covers the 2007 bikes? Thanks

Laika

I got a Haynes manual from New Bonnevile a few weeks ago and it includes the 07 bikes. BTW the NB web site still shows the older version.

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Wooly

Interesting that there is a version of the manual to cover the 2007 models.

Apart from minor cosmetic differences I would be surprised if there were significant differences between my wife's 2007 Bonnie and my 2004 model (apart the obvious biggie of the 865 motor of course).

I regularly look over both bikes with much affection, and can notice very little difference other than different suppliers of some components.

Anybody aware of any major differences that would justify a new edition of the Hayes manual?

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Hedge

Gandy - do yourself a huge favor and forgo 1 modification for 1 month and buy the Haynes Manual $25 approximately and the OEM Triumph Service Manual $85 approximately. They both are important and they compliment each other. You will never regret owning both.

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SPARKSS

Howdy. You can get a factory service manual from your Triumph dealer that covers 07 Bonneville, T100, America, Speedster, Thruxton and Scrambler under accessory p/n T3859909. I just got one when I bought my new 07 Bonneville.
It's fairly comprehensive in most areas but sadly lacking in detail on the processed ignition system or alarm (if equipped).

Sic Semper Tyrannis

I had an '05 bonny (790) until a crazy cager crossed a double yellow line in a curve and took me out head on. That was the end of that bike. I got an '07 (856) a couple weeks later. When I installed an aftermarket tach I was able to use the electrical schematic from my old Haynes Manual (-'05). I just used the schematic for the T100. With a little critical reasoning, got the job done right the first time. (Btw, I had never performed this mod before.)

So if you have the older manual it can still be beneficial, but it's good to know there is an '07 version available.

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Veho ergo sum!! '07 Bonnie Black, D&D reverse cones, no AI, airbox removed, K&N cones, 140 main, 42 pilot, down-turned m-bars, LSL rearsets, progressive springs.

Baltobonneville

+1 to what Hedge said. The line drawings in the factory manual are great when you're trying to put something back together, but the "how to" instructions in the Haynes manual are better for describing the work.

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Marty
2005 Bonneville Blue 790cc, AI removed, Staintunes RC, Unifilter, no snorkel, 118/40/Thrux needle/1 shim/3 turns, tachometer, Ikon 7610s in back, Ricor Intiminators in front, Pirelli Sport Demons, D9 gauge panel.

barneys

That's strange, the UK Haynes website and Amazon website only lists the version of the Haynes manual up to 2005. Apparently the manual covering the 2007 models will be out in April this year in the UK.

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kildes

If anyone has the electrical schematic for the 2007 bonnie t100 and could post it to the forum, I'd appreciate it. I don't have the manual on hand and will order it, but I'm trying to figure out an issue tonight with the tacho conversion and could use the info.

Thanks!
K

BonnieGreenDon

NB ships the Haynes manual that covers the 2007 model year. Be careful on the Factory manual. My dealer ordered me the new one that covers the fuel injected models and it runs about $30 more than the older version. Don't need the extras=====yet.

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'07 Bonnie Black plus TORS, Bellmouth, K&N, 19t: minus AI, Restrictor plate, CA emissions. About 160,000 miles on the road since 2002.