A friend had one of those and I had a 71 Bonnie with the same rolling chassis. His Lightning vibrated terribly whereas my Bonnie was as smooth as silk.
I had an oil in frame a65 lightning that vibrated pretty bad My mate has one that's exceptionally smooth so it is possible God knows who was doing the crank balance at the factory
@@nickmarshall9192 You do wonder sometimes. My Bonnie was so smooth. I used to ride all day and never feel any vibes. In fact the faster you went the smoother it was. It would cruise on motorways at 90 for hours on end. I think I had a goodun.
That exhaust looks like the ones made in the US. ''' Aftermarket made and were very popular
.beautiful bike
Very nice bike sweet engine
A friend had one of those and I had a 71 Bonnie with the same rolling chassis. His Lightning vibrated terribly whereas my Bonnie was as smooth as silk.
I had an oil in frame a65 lightning that vibrated pretty bad
My mate has one that's exceptionally smooth so it is possible
God knows who was doing the crank balance at the factory
@@nickmarshall9192 no one??
@@nickmarshall9192 You do wonder sometimes. My Bonnie was so smooth. I used to ride all day and never feel any vibes. In fact the faster you went the smoother it was. It would cruise on motorways at 90 for hours on end. I think I had a goodun.
I always like them, worked on them but never bought one. My best wishes to you from the Philippines ❤️👍💪😉😀😁🏁🏍️🛺🐑🇵🇭🏴⭐
Just so much fun to ride.
Value for money bike if you are looking for a british twin.
Thought he would have brought a Pizza back from the top of the road!
Sounds nice
Nice
That will be sold by the end of the week.
Who put those front indicators on? Sacrilege! lol.