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[bonZa]

welcome aboard

get yourself a new Bonnie, preferably black n white. they are a great bike and I have no regrets with mine.

removing the air injection just gives you better access to the plugs. cant say I noticed any improvement. good idea to keep it stored away in case you have to reinstall it.

 

[koifarm]

Age?

koifarm, what year is that bonneville you have on your profile? did the old bonnevilles really have the wiring exposed like that?
i love that look. when did trimph stop making the tanks that size?

It's a 1966

 

[wilderness]

Sybil

Hey, has anybody here ever seen the movie "Sybil?" I don't know what brought that on sorry. Anyway, welcome to NBR Instereo, I'm new to the forum too. Don't feel bad about jumping from a Vespa to a Bonny. I went from a honda 90 to a Honda Hurricane back in 87 I never regretted it. Well, maybe a few times when I was crawling out of bed in the morning and my road rash had stuck to the sheets Hahahaa...seriously! We can't all go from a Western Flyer tricycle to a Bonneville 900. I'm in Santa Barbara so if you ever head up this way on your Bonnie, pm me and we'll hook up. Bob