2008 Triumph Bonneville Cafe Style with Dominator Touring Exhaust.MOV

A walk-around of my 2008 Triumph Bonneville Black with narration on some of the modifications I've made.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Triumph Bonneville
• Cafe racer
• Dominator Touring exhaust

[perfectbonnie]

Man - I don't ride in the rain if I can avoid it, but I expect the license plate would take some of the spray off, but not as much as the real fender.

[dualsportman]

Hi, I like your bike! I just have an 07 Bonneville T100 I would like to have a solo seat like you. Is this a Thruxton seat? and what about the seat cowl? Where did you buy them?

Thanks

[perfectbonnie]

@dualsportman

Hi Dual, Thanks. Yes, the seat is a Thruxton gel seat. It just goes on exactly like the standard Bonnie seat. The seat cowl is a Triumph Sixty8 series cowl that fits right over the Thrux seat. I got them online from Commonwealth Cycles.

[HighwaySage]

To be more secure - If you buy another set of indicator-hole covers you can sandwich them, one inside and one outside of the headlight stays using clear silicone adhesive/sealant. Comes in a tube, available at the auto parts chains. Mine have stayed put for 34,000+ miles.

[perfectbonnie]

@HighwaySage

Good idea.

[dualsportman]

You used the British custom fender elimination kit. But what about the turn signal. How they are fixed under your seat cowl? I looked the the rear turn signal relocation kit from British custom but they allow you to put your signals on the shock.... I like your setup!

[ManAliive]

With that fender eliminator kit, does your back get all wet in the rain, or does the license plate do some to stop it?

[gyrate4]

@perfectbonnie I installed them and they seem to be pretty strong! Now I just need smaller indicators. 

[perfectbonnie]

@gyrate4

Yes I just used the self-adhesive tape they came with. So far, so good.