Yesterday I picked up a '79 Bonneville and was wondering if there is a website like Old Britts that has the parts fiches or if there are parts books available?
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Triumph Parts
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Triumph Parts
by RoadScholar » Fri Jul 15, 2011 12:01 pm
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'72 Combat Roadster finished 2/12
'00 W-650-a sweetheart
'08 HyperMotard- WOW!
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Re: Triumph Parts
by L.A.B. » Fri Jul 15, 2011 2:20 pm
RoadScholar wrote:Yesterday I picked up a '79 Bonneville and was wondering if there is a website like Old Britts that has the parts fiches or if there are parts books available?
As far as I know there's nothing similar to the Old Britts online parts pages for the 1979-on models? British Cycle Stuff has the '73, '74 and '76 books, however they would be of limited value for a '79 model http://britishcyclestuff.com/TRIUMPH/TR ... index.HTML
The manual and parts book for Triumph 1979 twins are available on CD or paper copies (either genuine Triumph or reprint photocopies).
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Re: Triumph Parts
by RoadScholar » Fri Jul 15, 2011 5:14 pm
BrianK wrote:Gotta update your signature Bill....
Good Point.
LAB, Thanks!!
The allure of a motorcycle is also it's bane
'79 T 140E-basket
'74 Mk IIa-basket
'72 Combat Roadster finished 2/12
'00 W-650-a sweetheart
'08 HyperMotard- WOW!
'72 R75 /5 w/sidecar
'70 BSA Victor
'76 BMW R90S
Rocky Point Cycle (open for business)
'79 T 140E-basket
'74 Mk IIa-basket
'72 Combat Roadster finished 2/12
'00 W-650-a sweetheart
'08 HyperMotard- WOW!
'72 R75 /5 w/sidecar
'70 BSA Victor
'76 BMW R90S
Rocky Point Cycle (open for business)
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Re: Triumph Parts
by grandpaul » Sat Jul 16, 2011 6:04 am
Big D now has all the Triumph reference books on thier website.
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Re: Triumph Parts
by mrbukol » Wed Aug 10, 2011 6:20 pm
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Re: Triumph Parts
by grandpaul » Thu Aug 11, 2011 7:37 am
http://forums.delphiforums.com/triumph started out as a Triumph motorcar forum, but got real quiet. There may still be useable links...
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