Triumph Bonneville Bobber black, BITS & BOBBINS!!

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  • Опубликовано: 20 янв 2025

Комментарии • 26

  • @GettinAuld
    @GettinAuld 5 лет назад +10

    Proud Patron of Stuart here - come on guys throw Stuart enough to buy a pint or so, once a month, it's well worth it.

  • @jackleonard2088
    @jackleonard2088 5 лет назад +1

    Perfect timing. This is exactly what I was looking for. I don’t like how far my current bobbins stickout. Thank you!!

  • @andrewsimineri2243
    @andrewsimineri2243 3 года назад

    Love your videos. I know you mentioned M8 for the Bobber Black. What is the thread count as they sell M8 in 1.0 and 1.25 thread. I can't find that info anywhere and the OXFORD packaging does not mention it on the front. I'm trying to buy these in the USA instead of UKAmazon from your link.

  • @rajm2309
    @rajm2309 4 года назад

    Mine has a cover. How do you take the cover off to place the bobbins in? I wish I can show u a picture.

  • @marcoc.1868
    @marcoc.1868 4 года назад

    Hi Stuart! Do you know what size, of these, will fit the Street Twin 2018? Thanks

  • @timetogopsycho4502
    @timetogopsycho4502 3 года назад

    Hi I've just seen your video I know it's from a while back now I've just got some off these paddock stand bobbins spinners mine have a metal washer on the back when installing do I not need this washer? I've had paddock stand bobbins before and never come across this washer before as paddock stand bobbins go straight to swing arm this spinners seems like you use to washer as well.

  • @northwest8634
    @northwest8634 5 лет назад +1

    For such a small item, they are top notch. My T100 won't accept these so I think I will have to get creative.

  •  5 лет назад

    Hi Stuart, thanks for the video. Im checking to buy this bobbins and I see there is to sizes for the bonneville bobber black, 1mm and 1,25mm. To use it with OXFORD Premium Paddock stand, witch one do you recommend? thanks

  • @danielguedes4195
    @danielguedes4195 2 года назад

    What's the thread size for the bobber? m8 1.0 or m8 1.25? Thanks

  • @josegraziani1164
    @josegraziani1164 5 лет назад +3

    Hey Stu. I'm getting the feeling that you feel you must provide reviews all the time. If items are mostly coming out of your pocket, then I think you should reconsider the purpose of your channel. Sure, I do appreciate the new products your are exposing me to but when I first came across your channel, it was mostly about rides you were going on and not so much about product reviews. We're big boys and girls. We'll find things we need on our own. I would very much like to see you riding around with those beautiful bikes of yours more so than watching new products. We ride because we love to ride and nothing makes me happier than seeing other folks enjoying the motorcycle I bought and so on. Know what I'm trying to say? Hope this helps Stu. You're a stand up guy and we appreciate what you do.

    • @stuartfillingham
      @stuartfillingham  5 лет назад +1

      Hi Jose, the current format of the channel runs pretty much how it was intended from the start. in fact ive only managed to do one trip since it started. the older videos made when I had the BMW were mainly just to share trips videos with friends. As ive said in previous videos reviews are mainly made in collaboration with the manufacturer so production costs are low, trip videos are by comparison quite expensive. dont get me wrong I would love to do more trip videos as they do allow me more creative freedom in video making, but for the moment I dont see a way of moving away from the current format with the financial constraints that are in place. thanks for your comment it is much appreciated.

    • @josegraziani1164
      @josegraziani1164 5 лет назад

      @@stuartfillingham Got you Stu. I figured that ridding around talking about the bike's performance and stuff like that would be less expensive. Don't get me wrong, I do love the reviews. Just though that it would give you a break just to go and ride. ;-)

    • @stuartfillingham
      @stuartfillingham  5 лет назад

      @@josegraziani1164In a way your right, I suppose there is a lot of pressure to find things that would provide an interesting review. I may take your advice sir and see about a few day trips during the summer highlighting places of interest !

  • @chrisbryan3624
    @chrisbryan3624 5 лет назад

    Thanks Stuart - V useful things bobbins! Can l put a word in for the Motone Top Shock Mount Luggage Spools that l have on the T100, extremely handy add-ons. KRs

    • @stuartfillingham
      @stuartfillingham  5 лет назад

      Ah I didn't know about those I shall have to have a look! Also thank you very much for your kind contribution Chris!

  • @mikegym64
    @mikegym64 5 лет назад

    Is it M8 size for my 2016 triumph america?

  • @rhanggaratriputra
    @rhanggaratriputra 4 года назад

    Hi Stuart , I have the same bike as yours and really love to watch your you tube how to maintain the bike. What is the size for Interceptor 650 for the swing arm spool is it 10/8 mm. Thanks.

    • @stuartfillingham
      @stuartfillingham  4 года назад

      its an m8 thread, motone customs make the brass franken bobbins which I have fitted to my interceptor.

  • @peterford9369
    @peterford9369 4 года назад

    Hope you got your camera fixed or got new, 👍

  • @lbabb0607
    @lbabb0607 5 лет назад

    Stuart, where are you shooting in the first 2mins of the video?

  • @scothunter3221
    @scothunter3221 5 лет назад

    Stuart, are you aware of any adapter that will allow mounting of bobbins on a water cooled T100? I'd sure like to use a paddock stand. TEC makes one that goes through the axel but it would interfere with my British Customs silencer. Also, would love if you expanded the 'about' on RUclips, your background and where/how you learned to make such professional videos! You obviously must have had a 'pre-RUclips' life :)

    • @stuartfillingham
      @stuartfillingham  5 лет назад

      Hi Scott, you best bet would be the hook type paddock stand . not quite sure what the proper name is for them. Instead of using bobbins they have a cradle on the end of the supports that engage under your swing arm to lift the bike. Ill keep my eyes open for one that might be suitable. re about me, noted sir!

  • @tinks43
    @tinks43 5 лет назад

    Shame about the Camera, hopefully you’ll get it sorted soon. The Bobber-ins look good.

    • @stuartfillingham
      @stuartfillingham  5 лет назад

      Thank you Cotti, ill get it sorted one way or the other!