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Ryan it is an excellent design. Thank you.

Looking good John Be interesting to see how yours turns out strokerlmt

ah now that's nice....................so is anything happening here?

Is .5mm alot? It doesn't sound like much but maybe "normal wear" really is minimal??? Seems strange that there are different service limits specified for what is practically the same disc.....the numbers for the Scram and Thrux appear to be different too. Or maybe the manual is plain wrong?

Hmmm having re-read the bloody manual 790 Bonnie: thickness 5.0mm, service limit 4.5mm. 865 Bonnie: thickness 5.5mm, service limit 5.0mm. Odd.

I reckon front discs are 296mm diameter. The calipers fitted on those F3s are suspiciously similar to the Bonnie caliper.....2 piston sliding Nissin unit. Maybe Speedmaster calipers will bolt straight on? EBC sell the discs. There's calipers on Ebay in the UK......may be an expensive...

Service limit on the front disc is 4.5mm. It's usually stamped on the disc carrier.

I love the way your bike looks Rod....................it's currently my desktop.

The F3 forks are going to be a huge improvement over the stock Triumph items but the stock Honda cartridges are still pretty poor in real terms. Some companies...Traxxion, K-tech in the UK, there will be others...... offer a drop in cartridge kit that gives better performance and tuneability...

The F3 forks are a proper cartridge fork giving you far more tuneability and control than the cheap and crappy damper rod forks on the Bonnie.........if you really want to go wild get some Traxxion Dynamics 20mm cartridges to go in the F3 forks. If you want to keep the Triumph wheel you...

The Triumph alarm sits on the frame under the middle of the seat...there's 2 holes where welnuts insert to provide some vibration damping.

4,000 miles over? That's probably the problem....it'll be like water.

Has the bike been dropped on the left? Could be a bent selector. Does this happen only with the motor running? If so then clutch adjustment. Alternatively low oil level or wrong oil (cue an oil debate). :popcorn:

Well if you do decide to sell the T100 feel free to PM me with details!

It's the header that makes all the difference. All 865 Bonnies (not just later ones) have the Thruxton needles.

Probably around 57 bhp.....the EFI bike may be around 60. EFI Scram and Bonnie are still different.....Scram has the 270 crank and 8bhp less than the Bonnie. If you want to make the most of what you've got on the cheap then open up both sides of the airbox, remove the restrictor inside the...

<50bhp at the back wheel makes life hard.

Thanks sweat

that was my guess too.......

Do the oe carbs flow enough for a 904 kit? Ta.

Yet there are many owners who use fully synthetic oil without clutch slip issues, me included. In fact I have only ever had one bike out of 40 odd that had clutch slip, and that had worn clutch plates. Run what you like, it's your motor and your money.

Norman Hyde sell 7/8" M bars. NewBonneville do too: http://www.newbonneville.com/html/hyde_handlebars.html

I feed Orijen to my dogs. It's a dry food made from meat, fruit and veg. There is no wheat or grain in it, which dogs digest badly. this food was recommended to us by other Bedlington Terrier owners. It's not easy to come by in the UK, although there are a couple of retailers. Since I started...