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Fits standard Bonneville & T100 or Thruxton with raised handlebars.
Not recommended for use with clip-ons.
Contact d9brackets@gmail.com for pricing & availability
http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z276/D9davidnyne/8_26_07%20brackets/OEM_DG_IGN_relo1.jpg
http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z276/D9davidnyne/8_26_07%20brackets/OEM_DG_IGN_relo3.jpg
http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z276/D9davidnyne/8_26_07%20brackets/OEM_DG_IGN_relo2.jpg
Two-tone black PC & satin grain 304 stainless steel:
http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z276/D9davidnyne/bracket%20pics%201/IMG_4328.jpg
Angled version
http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z276/D9davidnyne/bracket%20pics%201/IGNRLO_04Thrux_1.jpg
Cheers,
D9
Hedge
06-10-2008, 07:26 PM
My personal Favorite! Ya can't go wrong with this one Boys and Girls! :)
thruxiegirl
08-31-2008, 09:09 PM
Sweet looking
thruxiegirl -
Thanks... more to come,
this old man ain't hit bottom yet, LOL
:w
Cheers,
D9
cynr1023
09-21-2008, 02:50 PM
my only questions is that the ODO shows 4900 miles. What's up with that?!
my only questions is that the ODO shows 4900 miles. What's up with that?!
Yo cynr,
It's an extra speedo... with all the testing, prototyping & changing
out of brackets, gauges, wiring, etc that happens on a weekly - sometimes daily - basis... having some extra gauges around can help make things just
a little less crazy...
BTW... what are we doin' on yours?
:D
Cheers,
D9
Kframe
09-24-2008, 09:49 PM
Here's a picture of the bracket Seth made for me.
I chose to have stainless indicator AND ignition plates.
I love it.
http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l185/emandpee_2006/d9_bracket.jpg
:worthy:
-K
Hedge
09-25-2008, 07:40 AM
Here's a picture of the bracket Seth made for me.
I chose to have stainless indicator AND ignition plates.
I love it.
http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l185/emandpee_2006/d9_bracket.jpg
:worthy:
-K
That's beautiful Kris - now all you need to do is fill in the Triumph Logo with the color of your choice; mine is black of course!
Kframe
09-25-2008, 02:26 PM
That's beautiful Kris - now all you need to do is fill in the Triumph Logo with the color of your choice; mine is black of course!
Thanks!
Yep, been wanting to get around to that too.
Just trying to decide between a red that matches the Tornado Red on my tank stripes, or black.
When I make up my mind I'm planning on using Testor's model enamel.
-K
cynr1023
09-28-2008, 08:51 AM
Haven't made up my mind yet. I don't have a tach, haven't really needed it. There are some fairly big plans in the works,if I deploy back to the sandbox, 'cause that's pretty much the only time I'm not on my bike. Although I am digging this one:
http://www.newbonnevilleriders.com/forum/picture.php?albumid=32&pictureid=138
Sidewinder OEM speedo bracket in dusted black anodized with red anodized finishes...
DavidC
09-28-2008, 10:01 AM
After much eyeballing layflats and speedo/tach, I came to the conclusion that the idiot lights really fuck things up for the appearance I seek; they are just too big and take up too much room. I think my '77 Tiger had little lights on the face of the instrument, but they never worked while I had the bike. Which leads to my next point - I do not think I really need them.
That realization makes things much easier with a gauge decision. [But I'd go for the mini light set up myself]
After much eyeballing layflats and speedo/tach, I came to the conclusion that the idiot lights really fuck things up for the appearance I seek; they are just too big and take up too much room. I think my '77 Tiger had little lights on the face of the instrument, but they never worked while I had the bike. Which leads to my next point - I do not think I really need them.
That realization makes things much easier with a gauge decision. [But I'd go for the mini light set up myself]
David - arranging the OEM indicator lamps are an absolute wrestling match from a design standpoint... the bonnie's are somewhat large, and also reaallllly long on the backside... but that's all part of the challenge of doing plug & play...
Once outside the boundaries of p&p ... anything goes!
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