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factory bobber and factory chopper are two words that don't belong together

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Jim Hamlin/Hamlin Cycles LLC. He was the tech at Branchville before they folded. Now has his own shop.

There's a top notch Triumph guy in Bethel, CT if you need one.

A**Clowns. maybe the H-D jacket should say "some parts made in Japan." Or, you could have replied 'at least I don't have a stuffed animal sitting on the trunk".

Sale pending

First 6500.00 takes the bike.

Wife's Street 3 for sale. 2600 miles. Yep. Only 2600. Triumph comfort seat, extra Seth Laam seat, Triumph adjustable leavers, and Triumph color matched flyscreen. Bike is Diablo Red. Small scuff on left indicator and lower case-she slipped at a stop in the wet. $6995.00 Bike pics...

Get Bungie Buddies-hook to the bottom holes of your license plate and cover the rear two hooks. With the spools on the shocks to take care of the front hooks it's a great way to mount a tail/seat bag. You may also look at a Parabellum fairing for Bonnies.

Lovely.

Jim Hamlin up in CT. He is a Triumph master mechanic and worked at Twisted Throttle. I've seen his work. As good as it gets.

Almost forgot. I've heard great things about Bill Cozy in NJ. Seems like his customers are 100% happy with his work.

I've e-mailed with Jay but did not use his service. Like I said, I wish I would have used his Triple Clamp when it was all said and done. I got my car thru our dealership as we are a dealer for COZY. I put on an INDR which is almost the same (same factory I believe) but a bit smaller and...

Your call. I hacked my Bonnie. All I all, it was a good experience. If I do another I will get a modded Triple Tree from Jay at DMC Sidecars. Having put several thousand miles on the hack it became obvious that front end geometry for a hack would have been superior to simply bolting it on as...

Wish I had hair to dye!