Great video John, sounds great and i'm sure will perform great out on the road too. Great work John looking forward to some video's of you out on the road and hearing that sweet bonneville sound !. Cheers, Jeff.
Magical John! What a sweet sounding bonnie.Hope you do a video of your first few rides and how she pulls through those hills and dales. Incidentally,how many miles to run her in? Take care.
Hi Steve :-) thank you, camera is charging for the big day. I plan around 2-300 @ 3500 rpm then a couple o hundred @ about 4-4500 rpm after that I'll ride as normal.
Bingo! Made up for you mate!!! Ahhh she sings once more, didn't sound like there'd be anything more than a smidge on the timing either. Bloody brilliant, rebore done and she'll run as sweet as a nut, you wait and see. Time to get some decent fuel through those amals eh?
are you going to pull youur side panels and clearance them for your bell mouths? (we call em velocity stacks in the US) Do you cross your fuel lines to the opposite side of the tank? Like the right side carb's line to the left side and vice versa? My dad does for some reason.. kind of makes a big C.F. of lines to navigate.
Hi Otis :-) I will be sorting my panels out, silicon and a hammer should do the trick. Yes I do cross my lines over, it keeps them out of the way and they look neater than looping around the outside.
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Time to go for a ride. Great idea. Think I'll do that myself.
Congratulations on another successful rebuild.
Hi Alberto :-)
thank you, video is up now she runs great and pulls well can't wait till it's run in.
Did you get for your ride?
Lovely job John, well done and thanks for posting -- a treat to watch. Looking forward to the ride-out video... :)
Hi jemglen :-) thank you.
all done and dusted, shake down miles to come.
Great video John, sounds great and i'm sure will perform great out on the road too. Great work John looking forward to some video's of you out on the road and hearing that sweet bonneville sound !.
Cheers, Jeff.
Hi Jeff thank you :-)
A bit late with replies, but lets say I'm a bit pleased to say the least :-D
Sounding good John......just in time for the summer... if we get one !! Ride safe, thanks again for my education.
Hi BlindPink :-) thanking you, fingers crossed summer will turn up.
Warm rain I can stand it's the cold stuff that puts me off :-D
Ahh,smoke gone and running like a champ.Well done.
Hi Derek :-)
Thank you, I'm certainly pleased with the result, I can breath easy now '-)
Congratulations John! It sounds great. Best wishes.
Hi Mi Ty, thank you :-)
She's alive at 1:05!
On the road again Johnny.
Ride safe and God bless.
Hi Ed :-)
won't be long Ed though I'm a bit late on my comments,
thank you.
Love the little wire thingy - A.C.E !
I am happy for you John, Ride safe ,take a nice video ride through your Lovely country .
Cheers Steve, camera is charging.
hello
i watch all videos from " the engine rebuild " , my respekt or you :-) . thumbs up
Hi Schraubnix :-) thank you glad you liked em!
Well done sir, sounds great.
Thank you Horatio :-)
Chuffed I is.
Magical John! What a sweet sounding bonnie.Hope you do a video of your first few rides and how she pulls through those hills and dales. Incidentally,how many miles to run her in? Take care.
Hi Steve :-) thank you,
camera is charging for the big day.
I plan around 2-300 @ 3500 rpm then a couple o hundred @ about 4-4500 rpm after that I'll ride as normal.
well done my friend ,you nailed it ,be safe ,Blessings
Hi Oldmarine :-) thank you it all turned out good in the end.
nice one
Bingo! Made up for you mate!!! Ahhh she sings once more, didn't sound like there'd be anything more than a smidge on the timing either. Bloody brilliant, rebore done and she'll run as sweet as a nut, you wait and see. Time to get some decent fuel through those amals eh?
Hi Pete :-)
Verry pleased, I have ran out of slot on the timing but it strobed correct, a little fine adjust on the reluctor and it will be good.
well done john DiY not a lot of people can do that good riding mate 1 happy bonnie
Thanks Jump :-) I'd rather repair and ride my Bonnie than put a shelf up :-D
what's a shelf .cheers one john to another .
A shelf :-D
It's a board screwed to a wall to put stuff on.
not to be mistaken for a cup-board!
that's the thing I bang my head on when looking for my Triumph stuff cheers john
that sound's sweet jon is there a camping trip on the cards now lol
Hi Jon :-)
after a few shake down miles it'll be on wi me tent and head for the hills! :-D
Nice one
Cheers triple :-)
pleased as punch.
are you going to pull youur side panels and clearance them for your bell mouths? (we call em velocity stacks in the US)
Do you cross your fuel lines to the opposite side of the tank? Like the right side carb's line to the left side and vice versa? My dad does for some reason.. kind of makes a big C.F. of lines to navigate.
Hi Otis :-)
I will be sorting my panels out, silicon and a hammer should do the trick.
Yes I do cross my lines over, it keeps them out of the way and they look neater than looping around the outside.
Your wife won’t be happy with the smoke and oil all over the sheets! 😬