Anything can be done with enough cash and determination

And yes the frame will hold under the power of a triple, no problem.

Greg

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Bored, Stroked, and Injected!
Life always gets better after a few gears and a shot of nitrous....

OK - it has now been offically deemed possible! SO whose gonna roll with it? Anyone? Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?... Bueller?... Bueller?

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Reality Check: Just to get this straight. You want to take a red-hot modern motor. From a bike which already has well sorted handling, & stick it in a slower, heavier, antiquated frame?
Why? I thought the idea of moddng was to improve performance.
The only Bonnie frame I'd even think of sticking a 675 into, is one of those chrome-moly race frames from Bonniville Performance. & even then, I'd prefer to commission them to build a special frame for the triple.

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even better get a thunderbird sport and just shove flatslides, open exhausts, K & N filters and gasflow the head, you will get great power and the extra torque of a bigger engine if you wanted a triple with ****hot squirt!

Bueller is sick, Ben.

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Age and treachery will always trump youth and skill.

No, go around to his house and check it out! Maybe he is faking it.

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AI removed, TORS
engine dresser bars, grab rail, flyscreen, Triumph leather panniers and tank bag

lovin' ev'ry minute of it

Nice doggie....Nice doggie.

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Originally Posted by Old Scratcher

Reality Check: Just to get this straight. You want to take a red-hot modern motor. From a bike which already has well sorted handling, & stick it in a slower, heavier, antiquated frame? Why? I thought the idea of moddng was to improve performance. The only Bonnie frame I'd even think of sticking a 675 into, is one of those chrome-moly race frames from Bonniville Performance. & even then, I'd prefer to commission them to build a special frame for the triple.

Scratch - your missing the whole point of INSANITY!

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Originally Posted by Hedge

I figured it would be a cool experiment. We just need a frame . . . wait a minute, oh that's right, we know that Drew keeps his bike parked outside! OK, we now have all the pieces in place to try this experiment.

Originally Posted by Hedge

Is it insured? Just leave it outside and I'll be along later on tonight!

Ain't no way Hege is ever finding out where I keep my bike.

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Originally Posted by Old Scratcher

Reality Check: Just to get this straight. You want to take a red-hot modern motor. From a bike which already has well sorted handling, & stick it in a slower, heavier, antiquated frame? .

Reality check from a mod-obsessed scram guy? Ironic, no?

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