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Triumph T140d preparation
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I haven’t written regarding this bike but now it’s finished!!!!
I saved 2kg making the seat in composite!
I saved 2kg making the seat in composite!
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As the original side covers is made in cheep plastic and has a ugly square design, I made mi own ones with a more smooth and round look looking more like the fuel tank.
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Great looking bike. Since it is an old British bike, I wonder what kind of drip tray you will use under it. Really nice work.
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A short video with the engine running and me speaking Spanish
