1967 Triumph T120R Bonneville - Factory-correct Concours Restoration

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Untitled Document 1967 Triumph T120R Bonneville - #DU61234

Restoration Cycle Works is proud to present this outstanding example of a '67 Bonneville restored to factory-correct concours condition.

Just about every motorycle we run across these days is represented as being "restored. " In some cases. that means the bike was running when parked in 1986. and has been recently rinsed with the garden hose. In most cases. it means the bike is now running poorly on old gas after having added Japanese carbs & components that span years and manufacturers.

I've learned this craft from the best - Don Hutchinson. Jay Medeiros & Choppahead. John Healy. Ken Grzesiak. nbsp;David Gaylin. Lindsay Brooke. Bill Hoard. Ron Finch. and a handful of others. My Triumph restorations regularly win shiny trophies and are featured in the pages of fine magazines and books. We're proud of our work. and offer only the best in the world.

A properly restored Triumph motorcycle. as in this case. has been completely disassembled down to every last nut & bolt. and every part has either been painted. power-coated. plated. polished. repaired or replaced. We use NOS British parts wherever possible. current Made-in-UK parts in many cases. and good Made-in-Asia parts only when required. This bike has been re-assembled as it came from the factory. with few notable exceptions. and features the following:

- Engine disassembled. cases degreased & blasted. sludge trap cleaned. new bushings. bearings. pistons. rings. valves. guides. clutch basket & plates. rotor/stator. primary chain. & gaskets. All other internal parts degreased. cleaned & replaced as necessary.

- All black parts powdercoated. many chrome parts re-plated including original Dunlop rims & Lucas headlamp. all hardware cadmium plated. all aluminum parts hand polished.

- Paint is the correct Aubergine over a gold base. Alaskan white. hand-striped gold by Don Hutchinson Cycle and featuring a correct "World Speed Record" waterslide decal. Tank badges were also repainted according to the originals which featured a plain chrome "shelf" on top of the letters. with paint subtly seeping into the seam.

- Original Smiths gauges rebuilt by Nisonger Instruments of New York.  The Speedometer reflects pre-restoration original mileage of 13. 59.

- Many rare. original parts adorn this bike. including the 12V Lucas Ammeter. proper brown-button kill switch. bakelite Champion WC548 plug caps. Bradley shock absorber bolts. and initialed head bolts.

- A correct seat cover has been fitted. along with the hard-to-find black trim. and the correct silver 1967 Triumph logo has been affixed.

- Electric components have been replaced or restored. including a proper cloth-wrapped wiring harness. Lucas horn & taillamp assembly with L679 lens. Lucas tail-lamp switch with 1967 factory stamp. horn/dip switch. headlamp switches & bulbs. This bike does. however. feature a Boyer electronic ignition as the only significant factory deviation.

- All rubber parts have been replaced with factory-correct reproductions. including an Avon Speedmaster front tire. Dunlop K70 rear. rare "houndstooth" oil lines. footpegs with proper Triumph logo. and Grand Turismo grips.

- Exhasutive list of other parts replaced. including new Amal Concentric carburetors. new drive chain. cables. speedo drive. brake. wheel bearings & stainless spokes. air cleaner assemblies. petcocks. and fuel line assembly. Note. this bike is a later-1967 model. and this features Concentric carbs and a dual twistgrip.

- The bike was reassembled according to factory specs. with nuts & bolts properly oriented. wiring/hoses routed properly. using John Bull-type rubber & flexible alloy ties throughout.  

There are relatively few 1967 Triumph Bonnevilles still in existence. Even fewer are restored to this exacting level of detail. Thank you for looking. and please ask any & all questions.

$5. 00 deposit due within 48 hours of auction end. Payment may be made via Cashiers Check or wire transfer. Seller retains right to end the auction early and sell locally. Shipping is the sole responsibility of the buyer. although we are please to recommend shipping companies. While in-person inspection is welcome. test rides are not. Thanks again.

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