Greetings from Hiram (Atlanta) Georgia

[b737doc]

Greetings, new to the site, very nice and informative. I have just received a 1972 Triumph T120 that I plan to restore back to as original as possible, and found the site via "google".  I am also a member of "bonnevilleamerica.com", which I learned about after buying a new Triumph Bonneville America in 2005, which now has 12,500 miles on (whew)....
 I work for Airtran Airways here in Atlanta, and have been here for 11 years as a Aircraft maintenance technician working on Boeing 717 and 737 aircraft. Is there anywhere in the US that I can get parts for my T120 that anyone knows of?  I also need a wiring diagram for the bike, as the harness got caught between the chain and sprocket during unloading, and ripped it out. Glad to be here and will be visiting frequently....B737doc

[L.A.B.]

If you obtain a copy of the 1972 factory workshop manual then that will contain the necessary wiring diagrams.
You can probably get these from J R Technical or Bruce Main-Smith in the UK but I'm not sure exactly where you will get them in the US.

http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/slippery_sam/jrframes.htm

http://www.brucemainsmith.com/

Wrong side of the Atlantic for me but here are a few links that could be useful for parts/manual etc.:

http://www.rabers.com/home.html

http://www.britishonly.com/default.asp

http://raskcycle.com/

-------------------------------------
Avoid dealing with a certain Chicago parts supplier.

[TBS]

Also good guys are Kevin at http://www.baxtercycle.com and Don at http://www.triumphman.com
Let them know I sent you,



www.thebikeshed.net