Triumph Bonneville tech info
Triumph Bonneville description
I built this bike in the seventy's and rode until after my son was born and then quit riding but changed the fluids and would regular kick the bike over to keep it up. Recently, went back through the bike to get it running again. Have focused on the mechanical and as you can see from the pictures it needs some paint work and tires. At one point I swapped the engine with a 1969 TR6 engine except with a Bonneville head. I still have the original T120 engine sans cylinder and heads. Local pick up or buyer to arrange shipping.
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Triumph Bonneville for Sale
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