Hi, I am an oldster at 78 young years, and have run out of other projects to keep me occupied. So, decided to revert to my college days when I rode a Norton to class at the Univ. of Texas in Austin Don't even remember year or model, but it was the prince of darkness. Just purchased a restored 1969 Triumph T120 Bonneville. It has been only ridden 97 miles since restored by Dave Wedlake in 2009. First chores will be new oil and gas in everything. Just got it two days ago, and was -15 degrees last night, so might be awhile before I even try to start it. I am looking forward to securing knowledgeable information as I post questions after being away for a "short" time.
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You purchased a good one. Good luck with it and post any questions in the classics section.
Welcome to TT from Eastern Canada.
Sounds like a really nice Bonnie you've bought.
Post up some pics if you get the chance.
Sounds like a really nice Bonnie you've bought.
Post up some pics if you get the chance.
Welcome, from Northern California. As mentioned, would love to see photos of a great classic.Will have to figure out how to post photos. Some sites I have used before were to complex for the computer literacy challenged like me.
1) In the bar above where you can enter your message, there is a little icon that resemble a picture of a sun over a mountain. This lets you add photos to a message, which you would find and select from your hard-drive. There is a size limitation for photos in messages, however.
2) At the top of the forum page, you'll see the heading "Media". Clicking on that takes you to the media part of the forum, and to the near-top right other page is a button for "Add Media". Clicking on that brings up a listing of areas that you can put photos in; for your T120, I'd recommend "Triumph Classics". When you click on that, you get a "window" for adding photos from your hard-drive. To the best of my knowledge, there is still a size limit but it is better than in the message box.
TO TT from Mississippi, nothing like those old Tri's!Similar threads
