Triumph the shape of things to come back in the day when they made car's the fog light is a great idea to been seen by on coming vehicles
@toddk.5873
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Good job JohnnieBravo1. I rode & built 650 Triumphs for years in the late 80's into the late 90's. "They make fine mechanics out of ordinary men." I had a spark plug blow out on me once while riding down the road. I pulled the head & heli-coiled it. Those exhaust spickots always stripped out on me. I think the best way to prevent it (if you can) is make sure your pipes are secured really good. I used to just hose clamp drag pipes to the bottom of the frame. I knew better, but I was young & didn't give a shit. One time I drilled a couple of small holes in the fins & secured them with a couple of springs like a dirt bike. I had hoards of parts at the time & just did every thing I could to keep them running. By the way, Dale Sweger's channel sent me here. I think we're both impressed by your work.
@JohnnieBravo1
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Hey Todd. Thank you so much for stopping in! Dale is The Motorcycle Engine Whisperer, isn't he? I have a 58 Norton Nomad, my Uncle gave me back in 1971, and that began my engine mechanicing edumacation. Being able to rebuild an engine was a requirement for owning and riding British bikes. Seems like I had to spend about 2 months working on it for every 5 minutes I got to ride it. Plus needing a chase car to pick up all the parts that vibrated off it. I still have that bike, and am planning on putting it all back together.
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