Wondering about that grabrail. It looks great. Did you get that from a Triumph dealer? -- Is it specifically listed as a ST accessory?
I really want the ST black luggage rack with rail, but my dealer still tells me it's not available? I'm starting to become irk'd with Triumph and their lies about 160 accessories for the ST. FWIW, I live in Illinois.
Wondering about that grabrail. It looks great. Did you get that from a Triumph dealer? -- Is it specifically listed as a ST accessory?
I really want the ST black luggage rack with rail, but my dealer still tells me it's not available? I'm starting to become irk'd with Triumph and their lies about 160 accessories for the ST. FWIW, I live in Illinois.
The grab rail in the photo is the new stock one meant for the Street Twin. Easy to install and costs $150. Mine is the graphite finish (same color as the rear plastic brake light housing), part #A9758305. Ordered it through my dealership and it arrived a week later.
Thanks for the compliment. The decal on the side cover is just a $5 sticker sold on occasion by my local TRIUMPH dealership. It seems a bit large but right now I'm keeping it there. Lots of vinyl decal options on the internet, eBay, etc.
Also, I'm adding Triumph's dark tint fly screen (specific to the Street Twin) sometime this week. I think the large speedometer needs some separation from the headlight, and I hope to find the fly screen will accomplish that from an aesthetic standpoint.
Also, I'm adding Triumph's dark tint fly screen (specific to the Street Twin) sometime this week. I think the large speedometer needs some separation from the headlight, and I hope to find the fly screen will accomplish that from an aesthetic standpoint.
What flyscreen are you going with? I believe the 'Short Dark-Tinted Flyscreen' is the same part # for the entire New Bonneville line. (All with a different specific 'Mounting Kit' though.)
I have the Matte Black 'Short Flyscreen' with the Thruxton Mounting Kit. I double checked like a million times to make sure the Short Screens had the same part #'s for each bike. I'll re-check tomorrow when I wake up I guess.
Ps... The knee-pads & billet front brake reservoir look really good on that bike.
What flyscreen are you going with? I believe the 'Short Dark-Tinted Flyscreen' is the same part # for the entire New Bonneville line. (All with a different specific 'Mounting Kit' though.)
I have the Matte Black 'Short Flyscreen' with the Thruxton Mounting Kit. I double checked like a million times to make sure the Short Screens had the same part #'s for each bike. I'll re-check tomorrow when I wake up I guess.
Ps... The knee-pads & billet front brake reservoir look really good on that bike.
The mounting kit is around $43 (part # A9708349). Triumph's web site shows a choice of 4 "color coordinated summer screens" in aluminum silver, red, gloss black and matte black. Although my bike is silver, I am going with the "dark tinted summer screen" # A9708151). Triumph also sells the "short tinted summer screen (A9708407) for $105, which I assume is less dark tinted.
The mounting kit is around $43 (part # A9708349). Triumph's web site shows a choice of 4 "color coordinated summer screens" in aluminum silver, red, gloss black and matte black. Although my bike is silver, I am going with the "dark tinted summer screen" # A9708151). Triumph also sells the "short tinted summer screen (A9708407) for $105, which I assume is less dark tinted.
Yep. You're right... I just checked as well. Luckily, it's the same screen part # for the Thruxton too. (For the short screens). I bought it purely for the aesthetic standpoint as well. Can't wait to bolt it on tomorrow! Woo-Hoo!
Just put on some bar end mirrors. Found a set at Cycle Gear on sale - $49 for both. Look great and after a trip around the block, I am loving them. Being convex, I can see SO much more behind me.
The grab rail in the photo is the new stock one meant for the Street Twin. Easy to install and costs $150. Mine is the graphite finish (same color as the rear plastic brake light housing), part #A9758305. Ordered it through my dealership and it arrived a week later.
Basically there are two types : Side Rack(Quick release) and Saddle strap
Side Rack (Quick release) is made for T100/Scrambler/Thruxton and can not apply with T120 because the mounting spot is different.
Saddle strap can be apply with most bike. Can be attach as a pair or single bag. No side rack needed. The top of the bag will be hooked to the strap. the bottom of the bag will be tie and hook with your bike to hold the bag.
I removed my cat and will be installing a meerkat. Is it safe to remove the bracket that holds the cat? I took it off and just put the 3 bolts that hold it back into the bottom of the motor. It definitely looks a lot cleaner without it. Did anyone else remove it or should it stay on there...
Do the larger handle bars on the T120/ bobber/ Scrambler, have that size the whole lengh of the bar or do they taper down at the ends so as to fit the same size levers and switch gear etc as the Street Twin? thanks :smile2:
Once again, sitting at a stoplight, guy rolls down his window and says 'Had one those in the 60's...that's a nice restoration, looks great.' I don't even bother to try to explain anymore, just say thanks and move on.
Anyone replace the tail lights/blinkers on their T120 Ace? Curious as to what you went to considering the tail/brake lights are integrated into the blinkers.
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