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  1. W

    Hard Starting T140V

    I have 1973 T140V. As far as I know it's internally stock, but have no way of knowing. It has 2 into 1 exhaust and Boyer Micro-Mark III electronic ignition. It kicks back really hard when trying to start it. I have to jump and kick it hard (I weigh 200 lbs -14 stone for those across the pond)...
  2. W

    T140V Side Cover Fit

    I'm unable to get the side covers (83-4809, 83-4310) to fit flush with the side panels (83-4854, 83-4803) on my T140V. I'm wondering if my air filters are too thick. I'm using the emgo filters from CBS. Anyone have experience with this being an issue? my covers sit about 1/4" proud of the side...
  3. Magno

    Oil Pressure?

    Hello bikers, I need advice! I think I have an oil pressure problem. I recently changed the oil with the correct amount (as it was very cold here I used a thinner 20/40 oil) but noticed a few days later that the oil level in the frame had risen right up to the filler cap. So I drained some off...
  4. Magno

    Tyre Pressures

    Hello bikers, I've just fitted Avon Roadriders on my 1976 T140v Bonneville and wondered if I should run them at different pressures to my old Dunlops (24 front, 25 back). I'm in London so expect to be riding in all weathers. Any advice gratefully received. Magno
  5. Magno

    Fork Oil Seals T140v

    In order to replace front fork oil seals I will need to remove the fork legs. I believe that in order to remove and replace the Allen bolts on the underside of fork legs it will be necessary to prevent the damper from turning inside the fork by pushing some sort of tool down the inside of the...
  6. B

    Need 77 Bonneville Help

    Finally got the Bonneville out to go for a ride and when I went to kick it over I found two problems. 1. The clutch plates are frozen. Apparently 6 months of sitting was too much loneliness for them and they bonded. Not the end of the world. Take the clutch apart and separate them. 2. The kick...
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