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Here's a link to a few pics I took from this years Brit Jam on Sunday in Ct. http://s749.photobucket.com/albums/xx135/markgolfergreen/Brit%20Jam%202011%20August%2021/ And here's my '70 and '72 Thunderbolts from there. [/IMG] [/IMG]

Just wanted to pass on my praise for the work that Seth, aka D9, has done for me. The fit and finish of this lay flat bracket with ignition relocation is just perfect. I know there's lots of pics of his work here, but I just wanted to add mine to the very long list. Thanks Seth, Mark [/IMG]...

Season 2 starts tonite at 9. I'm goin' to try it again but if the format hasn't changed from last year I may not watch to many episodes.

This motorcycle cop can really handle a bike and a heavy one too. I probably wouldn't have lasted 15 seconds at that speed. http://www.youtube.com/user/vystrcil?v=pJxOsYh12yY&feature=pyv&ad=9710386916&kw=motorcycle

Found this on YouTube.....any thoughts. The guy has cut off the frame in the back like some of you guys have been posting about. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0fTN8uM6uE

Anybody have a good process for removing the crud (corrosion) from the surface of a polish engine cover. This is on my 2007 Bonneville that I got in October. It looks a little worse than it really is. My last bike was a 2003 Triumph BA and had chrome covers so I've never really messed with this...

Anybody ever have a warped front rotor, or heard of anyone who had that problem on a bike with less the 4500 miles? Reason is.....I just bought a 2007 Bonneville with 4200 miles on it and the service manager called to tell me their ordering a new rotor for the front. Said there was pulsing in...

Sold my 2003 Bonnie America on Monday and man now I'm in withdrawal. I'm hoping to find maybe a T100 or Bonnie Black before the snow flies. Anyone else ever find themselves in this kind of funk. At least I've got my old bikes for short rides around but really want another newer Triumph that...

What a day at last for a ride here in CT. Probably all of New England for that matter. I'm headed out with one of my old BSA's for a back road, see where I end up, ride. Anyone else taking advantage of this Labor Day weekend for a ride?

Can any of you guys point me to a good tool for adjusting the screw for a carb sync? Did it once and had to remove the fuel tank and set all that up to run the bike, pain in the ass. My hand is to big to get in there with the tank on and I found a tool on BC but its like $100. After searching...

Anybody try these idle mixture thumb screws that replace the hard to reach screws. I see them on newbonneville.com and was thinking about replacing mine but didn't want to unless the machining of the needles were exact.

Hey everyone, great forum, I'm from CT and ride a 03 Bonneville America, also have a 1972 BSA thunderbolt that I rode in the '70s and a 1970 BSA Thunderbolt that my son and I are restoring. But I love the Triumph! It's really fun to ride. Like to add a picture of the Triumph but I'm having...