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When I did my BC ARK installation I detailed the steps at this link, which include the steps for re-jetting, hoping others doing this for the first time, like me, would find it useful.

I had the same exact problem after I installed my clutch lifter dressup kit. It turned out to be the cable was too tight and there wasn't enough slack to allow the clutch to fully engage. After a little adjustment to allow for some slack everything went back to normal.

I had a problem at the end of last season, before I put the bike away for the winter, where if I tweaked the throttle a little while rolling up to a light or while at the light the engine would feel like it was about to cut out and it actually did a couple of times. When I started riding again...

Congrats! Congratulations! She is a beauty. Since you already took care of your first problem, follow this link to take care of the second problem, the seat...

There is one of those around here, can't remember who has it but I recall something about a set of high pipes from eBay.... In the meantime this might interest you. Not mine but one of my favorites.

Here you go... there was this version and the above version click here x2:lol:

I rode it for about 3 or 4 months before I put it away for the winter. During this time the seat was very comfortable, absolutely no complaints at all. My only concern is that the foam might be a little on the soft side and could sag over time as I put more time on it but only time will tell...

Klink, the extended bolts do make contact with the vinyl (unless something has changed recently and they're now made in leather). BTW, that quote is about $45 less than what I paid :up: one of the benefits of the pound not being as strong these days.

About a week or week and a half. For those considering this seat be aware that it requires that you move the hooks that hold it to the frame just behind the battery box, from the stock seat to the new one. You can always get an extra set of those from your dealer or BikeBandit if you want to...

Good luck finding one. I've had an alert setup on eBay since the last time I saw one and got beat on the auction but nothing has come up. The last time I saw a set on eBay was about 6 or 7 months ago.

x2 and I love mine. Press the release it pops open and stays in place, no need to look for a spot to place it on while pumping gas, when done just press it down and you're good to go. Here is some Monza gas cap eye candy for you 1 2 3

The Dart Flyscreen I got directly from Dart through their website. The seat is comfy. I only had a chance to ride it for a few months before putting the bike away for the winter but in the few months I rode it, it felt very good. I got it from Burtonbikebits - scroll down to the Triumph...

Now that's talent :chair: what the heck is holding that in place, packing tape?!!!

Kirkus for some reason this reminds me of Toy Story :)

I was very tempted to pop the battery in and take her down from the lift today but work didn't let up all day.

My T100 is my first bike ever. Easy to handle, fast enough (to get me in trouble), great looks and they have soul. Go to any bike hangout and you'll see tons of cruisers and lots of sports bike but very few Bonnies. The Bonnies will also have the circle of guys (don't believe the bit about them...

Interesting, a 67 Bonnie fetches as much as a new one and the three Vincents getting between 73 and 80 large ones each :eeek:

This is awesome. I can't wait to see those fairings finished and mounted... :popcorn:

Pimp

There is a guy around me that does just that, well not up the coast but around town anyway. Check out the Red October special on the URAL website, pretty cool - sorry comrade thearcticsea :poke:

I recently spoke to a guy who had one "in his collection" and sold it because he said the ride was very uncomfortable. It definitely looks very very cool but see if you can test ride it before you decide to write the check.

42 and fairly green at this, my Bonnie is my first ride.

I need to rob a bank, so many beautiful machines. Until I manage to pull that bank job I'll just add to the wallpaper collection. I wouldn't mind owning one of these... or this...

So far it looks like it is a suggestion made Friday by an ethanol trade group who submitted a formal request to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE52512Q20090306