Greetings From Sub-zero Michigan

[BellaCorse]

Howdy all. Some of you may know me already. I own & operate an aftermarket Triumph parts business located in SE Michigan. Rest assured, I'm not here to turn this forum into my own private advertisement. But as with other forums, I hope to be able to share my experience from the last 16+ years selling parts and customizing bikes.

/M

 

[DaveM]

Hello and a very warm welcome and it is really nice to have you with us, I know a few of the members have done business with you and have highly recommended your services

 

[Rocky]

Hello and welcome to TT

 

[Qship]

Welcome to TT from the frozen tundra of Eastern Canada.
Always great to have some more experience on board.
Jump in and have fun.
Normally I say "Enjoy your ride", but that would be a kick below the belt this time of year for us 'Northerners'.

 

[DaveM]

Normally I say "Enjoy your ride", but that would be a kick below the belt this time of year for us 'Northerners'.

 

[triumph david]

BellaCorse, to TT from Mississippi, glad have you on board with us.

 

[Mad On Triumphs]

Rest assured, I'm not here to turn this forum into my own private advertisement.

Well as long as we can have free postage to the UK and a 50% discount I can't see a problem really .
Now, as a goodwill gesture could you pack up that bike and send it my way
On a serious note
andto the forum from across the pond.
Looking forward to your input, and I hope you'll enjoy the forum too.

 

[shanered6]

Hi there and welcome to TT thats a very nice modern take on a cafe racer

 

[Greyfell]

Welcome, BallaCorse, from the San Francisco Bay area.

 

[harper6t]

Welcome from Sydney Australia, its not quite sub zero here today, more like 100 plus with predictions of 108 for tomorrow, I'd trade you a few degrees if that were possible.
Nice bike.

 

[BellaCorse]

Thank you all for the kind words. DaveM asked me to re-post this pic of my very first cafe racer build-up on a NTB platform. The tank & seat are hand laid fiberglass from Belgium. The rest represent about all there was out there in early 2002: Norman Hyde rest sets, Staintune mufflers, Bitubo shocks, Keihin CR-II carbs.

/M

 

[DaveM]

Thank you all for the kind words. DaveM asked me to re-post this pic of my very first cafe racer build-up on a NTB platform. The tank & seat are hand laid fiberglass from Belgium. The rest represent about all there was out there in early 2002: Norman Hyde rest sets, Staintune mufflers, Bitubo shocks, Keihin CR-II carbs.

/M

I really like this bike very nicely done

 

[Mad On Triumphs]

That would go down a treat at the Ace Cafe, in London of course. . More pictures to come no doubt, or should I say I hope.

 

[Rocky]

COOL job on the bike

 

[BellaCorse]

That would go down a treat at the Ace Cafe, in London of course. . More pictures to come no doubt, or should I say I hope.

Mark & Linda have seen my work in the flesh here stateside.

/M

 

[Mad On Triumphs]

Met Mark and Linda a few times at the Ace, and at Glemseck in Germany, two great people who are down to earth and haven't got the noses in the air. Get to Glemseck if you can you'd love it.
https://www.triumphtalk.com/media/albums/glemseck-101-germany.302/

 

[hemibee]

Normally I say "Enjoy your ride", but that would be a kick below the belt this time of year for us 'Northerners'.

 

[hemibee]

Welcome to TT from Southeast Texas.

 

[SarahP]

Hey there, BellaCorse! Welcome to TT from Northern VA. Love your bike!