Saw this one on an Italian Triumph website Now pricing up the Norman Hyde 5.8gal tank, Ohlins piggy-back rear shocks, replacement spoked wheels with alloy rims......
You'de find something here: www.ourbikes.de/bilder.html www.ourbikes.de/Gallery/Umbauten/index.html www.vd-classic.com/ www.mecatwin.com/fr/motos/triumph/index.htm www.clubman.de/php/start.php www.thruxtongarage.com/index.php?page=gallery&iId=18 www.delight-suzuka.co.jp/truxtoncaferacer.html
any idea what your 2001 bonnie weighs now? It looks like you really stripped it down. The satin black finish looks great.
The left one is gone. The right one may not be long for this world. The only problem is that the pipe hangs off of it - if I lop it off, I'll have to fab a bracket. Maybe a winter project.
OH MY that is one road going sexy girl here is the picture that fat tank on that bike paints for me close your eyes picture it with a set of leather throwovers and parked at the base of Machu Piccu with a light patina of South American dust The sun is setting and you reach into the left bag and pull out that blanket sided canteen. It is still about half full of fresh water from the rest stop at the last town. You sit on the ground and lean back against that gorgeous bike and use the water to chase the shot of celebratory mescal. I am not sure what it is about the Bonnie but it makes think of taking it down the road farther than my ST1100 or my F650 Dakar ever did.
