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Jay Mac

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Hey guys,

Couple questions. I am a little lost. I bought a 71 Triump Bonneville that has been bobbed out a bit and stripped down. I bought it from back home out east. Out there they don't need a lot to safety a bike.

In a box I have the speedo, no cable. Front fender and indicator lights. You can see the bike I think in my profile

What I am looking for is a good mechanic to put everything on for me, just for the safety. Possibly keep some stuff on.

I live up in Newmarket so the closer the better since I will have to ride the bike there without plates.

Any help would be awesome
 

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Any mechanic should be able to perform those tasks. If you need a vintage Triumph specialist, I always hear good things about Rick Harrett at Highway Cycle in Waterdown. 27 Dundas St. E Unit C 905 690-3966
 
Jay Mac said:
I heard the same thing actually. Only thing is it s a bit far with no legal plates ;) ha ha .
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Ya, I kinda meant for future reference when you're in a real bind. He's a good source to have on the the Rolodex.
 
Jay Mac said:
Hey guys,

Couple questions. I am a little lost. I bought a 71 Triump Bonneville that has been bobbed out a bit and stripped down. I bought it from back home out east. Out there they don't need a lot to safety a bike.

In a box I have the speedo, no cable. Front fender and indicator lights. You can see the bike I think in my profile

What I am looking for is a good mechanic to put everything on for me, just for the safety. Possibly keep some stuff on.

I live up in Newmarket so the closer the better since I will have to ride the bike there without plates.

Any help would be awesome
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So really, you want it safetied. I think we all know the name of a mechanic that you can probably get a safety from without much effort/expense (located just south of the 401).
 
GreyGhost you are 100% right and how do I get that without putting it on here. Is there a direct message thing on here, I am new.
 
Really nice looking bike. Years ago I had a 650 BSA and it had what looks like the same pipes on it. Loud as hell and occasionally blew flames out the pipes when it backfired on start-up.

Hope you find a local shop that can help.
 
So Rick Harret made the front page of the Hamilton Spectator today, below the fold.
 
I know Robbie down at Rocket Motorcycles used to build triumphs way back when in the 70s. He's at eddystone and jane.
 
I had some work done on my bike at Bronko's in Milton - I would suggest you give them a call. Had one of the nicest, cleanest looking old Triumph bikes I've seen in a while. Pretty sure it was built by the owner, and I am happy with all the work on my bike.
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