Delboy's Garage, Triumph Bonneville Tail Tidy.

[@Marco-ki6fo]

Love the attention to detail and old school tips, a pleasure watching a true professional! Great job mate!

[@piggystims702]

Thank you for this (and every) video. Yesterday i had to replace my rear turn signals (with an OEM replacement, not a tail tidy) and this video helped me get where i needed to be to get a good start on the job. Most difficult part was undoing the wire harness clip for the taillight/turn signal assembly. (I also had to drill holes in the plastic piece in order to mount my license plate, but that might just be an American problem). If anyone else has trouble with the wire harness clip: if you're looking at the clip, there are two tiny side clips and one clip/switch thing on top. Ignore the side clips and just loosen the top clip and it'll come undone easily!

[@Moonfleet41]

Glad the videos can help and that you got it all under control!

[@gazzamk1]

Thanks for all the advice! Just purchased a 2006 scrambler and your videos have helped no end in my customising and mods 👍 keep up the good work.

[@moniqueish4960]

Thanks so much for your videos. Following your example, i was able to replace tail end and lights on my new-to-me Bonnie all by myself. Chuffed to have achieved this. Hi from Perth, Western Australia.

[@aresonance]

Just got this done. Again, i cant stress how informative this channel and your videos are. You completely remove the anxiousness i felt once i got the parts in the mail.

[@Moonfleet41]

Most welcome Sir, im glad the video helped you out, and we really appreciate your faith and support... have a good weekend.. Del.

[@Beeza56]

Always a treat watching you Delboy. Thanks and keep up the good work. Triumph riding ex. pat Brit in NY state.

[@Moonfleet41]

Cheers Ian, I envy your US lifestyle, it's on my bucket list too one day! Enjoy your weekend mate...

[@randynickel5713]

Outstanding kit. Really nice video. All too often I see “simple” modification video that include some form of cutting followed by a little simple DIY welding. Let’s be clear, most of us don’t want to cut and failed welding in high school. LOL. Thanks for going over the kit. The bike looks awesome.

[@Moonfleet41]

Glad it was helpful, thank you for your feedback.

[@kmkzsal2]

thanks for posting this video- it helped me a lot for installing the motone tail tidy kit in my 2004 triumph bonneville and replacing my turn signals:)

[@Moonfleet41]

Nice one buddy, we're glad to hear it.. we love it when the videos can help out !

[@noureddine309]

Very helpful tips. Love how things explained... easy . Thanks for taking time and making this video

[@sculptingsteve]

Great Mods! You made the wiring look like it wasn't your weakness! 👍🏻

[@Moonfleet41]

+Steve Miller Thanks Steve, I don't really consider this wiring when it's as simple as plugging it in and tidying it up !!!

[@stevemarshall4512]

Great vid, well presented and easy to follow. Just put the Motone tail tidy and Dunstall gas adjustable shocks on my Bonneville after watching your vid. Thanks. Now to improve the front end.

[@Clewes98]

Love these videos. Bike looks brilliant mate. I'd love to have a triumph scrambler but I'm 17 so I can only have 125 unfortunately. But when I'm 24 I'll get myself a scrambler. Kind of a family thing having triumph.

[@TroubadourJuggernaut]

very tidy, very good look .... best looking set up I have seen for the Triumphs, well done !

[@michaelzboray1558]

Great stuff. Have the parts on order from Motone for nearly this exact same job. Very much appreciate the detailed walk-through. Makes me feel more confident going into this work. Looks great as well!

[@Moonfleet41]

Yes Michael, the tail tidy conversion does look good, good with yours, and glad the video could help with that for you... !

[@stevegriffiths605]

Thanks for the video DelBoy. Just fitted my new Motone to my 18 Street Cup which looks the Bollon with the tail tidy now bringing up to Cafe Racer sexy. Your double check before the hard wire was very useful and checked each one as I crimped and sealed in. Cheers. I shall try and post a photo of it in here.

[@Moonfleet41]

Congratulations mate, good to hear you've got it all done!

[@springy-2112]

so much thought has gone into those parts the front hinged brackets (not the 70's drag act!) are so well crafted its great to see ..and your OCD' like mine, makes me smile...I ran the looms 7 different times on the rottweiller before i was satisfied but had a secret smugness after ,knowing it was all invisible and tidy...great job mate it looks proper professional..xxxxx

[@Moonfleet41]

+springy 2112 Thanks Paul, and yeah, OCD is a wicked task master, but it does lead to some nice results aye.. and ha ha, Hinge and Bracket......god bless 70's shite TV...

[@veezypewpew4701]

Thank you SO much. Your videos have been so helpful. You're very detailed and explain a great deal. Grateful! 2009 T100.

[@Moonfleet41]

Glad to help!

[@Lescoureursfoudelasco]

That neat & tidy wiring install..... such a good job it's an inspiration. Thank you in so many ways.

[@Moonfleet41]

+paul james Thanks Paul, you're very kind mate, really appreciate you watching!

[@jcoder51]

@@Moonfleet41 What is the black thing you slipped over the threads of the rear indicators?

[@patrickbako]

@@jcoder51It’s called Heat Shrink, available at any local hardware store.

[@synakal]

Just did my fender eliminator. Thanks for the great video. You're and you're wife are awesome. Love you guys.

[@Moonfleet41]

Our pleasure, glad the video helped, thanks for your kind words!

[@rmulchi]

Awesome look brother. Those indicators are sexy. Thanks for showing us how to work on our bikes the proper way.

[@bluesriderDF]

Great project! I LOL'd at all the cable ties you used. The maintenance guy at my job says "In the post-apocalyptic world, cable ties will be the new currency." Also, the Pennsylvania license plate caught my eye...because I live in Pennsylvania!

[@Moonfleet41]

+gfish66 aha you spotted it... a very kind viewer sent it as a gift, and we're very rpoud to display it alongside the New York one !

[@deathanimate]

That bike is really looking awesome, and you always do such a good job of things! Fukn spot on!

[@Moonfleet41]

+Static Ironhead Thanks buddy, much appreciated... if you're gonna spend that much on parts, you might as well make a good job of it !

[@MrAlmar07]

Finally came across it Del. Saved to liked videos. Will refer to this when going at my indicators this weekend. Cheers again mate. Ride safe, Al.

[@Moonfleet41]

Nice one Al, you should just ask if you need a video, i can always drop you link..!

[@MrAlmar07]

Yeah, I will do from now on mate. Have enjoyed watching these though, bash plate was real nice touch. Have a good one & ride safe.

[@aditya78]

clean and crisp install, heat sealing the wires and fastening them with cable ties 👍

[@TheMissendenFlyer]

Top quality video entertainment as ever Del and Penny - thanks for taking the time to show us the details, looks brill and as you say, nice and straightforward (even a technical numpty like me could manage that!).....you gotta love plug and play! I'm feeling particularly inspired by your scrambler....and having test ridden one recently I can feel a shiny new 2 wheeled purchase coming on soon! ;0) Cheers both - all the best....TMF

[@Moonfleet41]

+TheMissendenFlyer Hi mate, thanks for your kind words, glad you enjoy the videos, and as you've seen it's not hard... and sounds like you've been shopping! You wouldn't be disappointed, and as you've seen, there are so many extras you can add or change... let us know how the purchase goes!!!!

[@TheMissendenFlyer]

+Moonfleet41 Cheers Del - Just a matter of timing - do I go get a "classic" air/oil cooled Scrambler now whilst I still can, or do I wait until the new revamped models are available (not sure how the water cooled thing will pan out and aren't convinced a Bonnie needs 95hp for gentle cruising of country lanes...ABS would be nice though). Guess I will have to see what we learn from the big Triumph reveal promised for October 28th! In the meantime will re-enjoy your Scrambler back catalogue.....

[@Moonfleet41]

+TheMissendenFlyer I am hearing the same turmoil from many would be buys right now buddy, and i can understand it....but for me, the price would decide it... the new bike will be hellish pricey in the face of the 865...and like you said, you dont need the power, you'd be better buying the smaller bike and spending the rest on improving the handling so you can ride it like you stole it all th time... lol

[@TheMissendenFlyer]

+Moonfleet41 ....very true, but I'd be gutted if the new range turn out to be absolutely stonking (I'm thinking scrambler with tidy back end to start with, Ohlin's, Brembos, fancy paint job, ABS, a loud stock exhaust, slightly reduced weight, a fuel gauge......ok, we can all dream). So I'll hold on to my pennies and see what next weeks announcements bring, then if they look like they've made a dogs breakfast of it I'll be down the dealer for an 865 pronto!! To be honest it's partly the decision making and anticipation that's the fun!! Thanks for all the advice and guidance, keep up the great work & apologies I also ride the GS ;0) - all the best - TMF.

[@larrynorsworthy8582]

Even in stock form, our street twin in the wet roads put water on my wife's back. I think it looks great already, and I also love the stock exhausts.

[@gilesbristow123]

Looking really good. Much better than standard,

[@tjsutton2075]

Good video. Thanks for the tip on the spacers that saved me 30mins alone

[@MrToonfish]

I will install the Motone tail tidy on my Triumph street cup this coming winter, with Triumph LED indicators, this will change the back of the bike for a better café racer look... can't wait to order the parts, the bullet indicators from Motone looks sharp to, maybe I will consider them too. Thanks for procedure and nice explanations. Cheers from Belgium. Ride safe...

[@Moonfleet41]

We're still really happy with them, quality is good, you won't be disappointed, and they're great value too... good luck with your project, a great way to pas the winter days aye? Ride safe, all the best!

[@SkeggyCruiser]

Nice job Del, looks so much better, love the fact that they're just plug in and play, RSM8.

[@Moonfleet41]

+Skeggy Cruiser Hey Skeggy, thats why we waited so long, and it was most of the work for them too, making the kit able to be fitted by almost anyone was thier aim....makes your bike feel like you havent butchered it to fit inferior parts..!

[@JamesMcCreadie71]

just replaced the botch up that was a fender on my Bandit 12, the nice dude before me kept the standard plugs for the light and indicators, he cut the standard wires past the connectors on the peripheral side and then added bullets to the aftermarket bits and what was left of the standard wires... I was sooooooooooooooooo relieved as I do all my work alfresco in Scotland!! Just a heads up if anyone is interested the mk1 Bandit 600 fender is the same part number as the 1200. Note: some mk1 model 600's changed later on but the early ones are exactly the same.

[@mylesberg5731]

Great video Del. First mod on my NewChurch were new taillights and blinkers. Couldn't live with the stock indicators either.

[@rowdyrodb]

Thats freaking awesome mate. Your bang on with getting quality parts. Great job guys.

[@Moonfleet41]

+rowdyrodb Thanks mate, like you say, sometimes better to go for a little more expensive and get the right look and quality... ride safe mate

[@ownyourworld]

Man I would love a bonni retro awesomeness ! Looking good .

[@markjames4939]

just ordered the tail tidy and indicators from Motone, an early Christmas present to me!!! Cheers as always Delboy.

[@Moonfleet41]

+mark james great present buddy, merry christmas.. always appreciate the support..

[@markjames4939]

+Moonfleet41 Cheers Delboy, just been re-watching the video, where can I get the Triumph to universal indicator adapter harness from for the front turn signals? can't see it on Motone yet, and can only seem to find them listed on American sites? have you found someone in the UK? oh, and BTW, you weren't kidding about the clutch cable bracket bolts being loose only 1500 miles on my Bonnie, and I could pretty much unscrew them with my fingers! plenty of lock on the buggers now.

[@Moonfleet41]

+mark james HI Mark.. here you go buddy, they're a universally avaliable item for any Triumph.... www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Triumph-Adventurer-Legend-Turn-Signal-Indicator-Lamp-Connectors-Quick-Connectors-/191688002137?hash=item2ca17eca59:g:9VYAAOSwQPlV8ndH Hope that helps.. Del.

[@markjames4939]

Top Fella!! Many thanks Del, some more shopping on evil Bay tonight! Ride safe buddy, cheers again

[@paulelverstone8677]

That looks the nuts really, doesn't it. Gives the bike a bit of attitude about it. Nicely done...

[@GTsGarage]

Lovin' the look of the bike, surprising the difference it makes once you remove the rear finder. Great vid as always both. Take care and ride safe.

[@Moonfleet41]

+GTs Garage Thanks GT... does look a lot better aye?! Hope you are well, ride safe buddy!

[@GTsGarage]

am good cheers, life keeping me busy as always. Am hoping to get to Kempton this weekend for a few parts for the project bike. lets hope I get lucky and find that XJ6 2009 shock for £30 :) Stay well to you both fella. Ride safe.

[@IronSlimPA]

Great video you two and a sharp upgrade to the bike a well. OCD cable tying LOL. I must say after I started watching your videos my work has become much tidier. I keep thinking to myself "God, if Del saw this he'd be horrified" Take care buddy..

[@Moonfleet41]

+Iron Slim Ayup Scott, great to hear from you buddy... glad to hear you are keeping it tidy lol! OCD is your friend lol....! Keep yer boots in the breeze buddy, we will see you soon for a rideout !!

[@williamneeds527]

Top notch Dell another great video. Bike looks the job quality not plastic.

[@spirda7]

hot damn del! i love the look of that indicator setup in the front im gonna have to sort the front of my vstar out like that.

[@atstickyday3270]

Wasn't sure about the indicators at first but now that I see the total picture it looks amazing. Ever think about swapping the forks for a USD one for the looks?

[@Moonfleet41]

+So Ronery Hi buddy, have considered that, saw a cheap-ish Street Triple front end on Ebay which practically fits straight in, but then where do you stop???? That's one step that would certainly take away part of the retro look ...

[@markpritchard]

I'M thining of doing the same to my Triumph Scrambler. I've never really like the lights on there as they seem cheep and plasticy. I want somthing thats solid and metal but i also want to keep a classic look. I think these will do it.

[@ukko2k]

Hi Del/Penny - like the tail tidy very nice - i went LED for rear lights on the Bandit - ( not indi's )made all the difference - have a good'n, keep safe have fun - cheers Nige

[@GreasyBelcher]

Such a great channel. I would never of had the confidence to touch my Bonny in any kind of modification voyage. I’ve been watching Delboy’s garage every other day for months and ordering bits and bobs. As a result I’ve not only fully serviced my Triumph, I’ve also taken it from a factory standard model to something that turns heads and starts conversations everywhere I go. Last week I wrapped the exhausts, today I put new short, shinny black break and clutch levers on. I always thought I would need a double garage with 5 grands worth of tools before being able to start tinkering with my bike in this way, but I’m doing all this in the driveway with a motorbike socket set, a standard tool box and an iPad. 😬

[@bustedknucks2280]

That looks like a very nice quality kit. Love your vids. I do all my own work on bikes and cars, and my father who passed away 8 years ago taught me many tricks and techniques for working on cars, your vids remind me of him and have helped me save some time and money and eliminated some mistakes with some of my bike repairs and mods. Loved the tool for doing fork seals. I really appreciate what you are doing. keep it up.

[@bustedknucks2280]

by the way, I do the same method with heat shrink tubing on the bolt threads of turn signals. Nice and tidy.

[@Moonfleet41]

+Busted knucks Thanks buddy, you're very kind... just gotta make a nice job of it aye? We all have someone in our lives who has inspired us, my grandfather was mine, it's good to pass on the things they taught us to help others aye buddy??

[@kawker]

Aw guys, looks the nuts. Great vid as always. Any more meets for this year planned?

[@Moonfleet41]

+Sam H Hi Sam, check out the forum mate, there's one on Sunday 1st November...!

[@harrypalmer7169]

Another very tasteful mod and a great how to for good measure. Cheers Del And Penny.

[@Moonfleet41]

+harry “hoggroastminty” palmer Thanks Harry, much appreciated buddy..

[@KARIPAS22]

Hi guys, that looks awesome. im gonna do me bike as well like that. Thanks for the video, really helpfull . 😊

[@bigoz1977]

Very nice indeed, simple changes totally make a difference :)

[@umik8512]

Hi just wondering why you have stopped using Tec parts, their tail tidy seems the same and cheaper. I brought the Tec one and your video was helpful , Great video.

[@thomasbonde2118]

Are you considering a battery location series, where you also delete the battery box and replace the battery? Would love to see that so I with confidence can do it on my thruxton

[@liamf2706]

Good work, the bike looks great

[@streetbob883]

Hi Del, nice professional job as usual, unlike myself, who went for the Blue Peter version, first set of indicators were flashing a lot faster, then I got another set, wired the same way and now nothing flashes, untill I switch one over to an old indicator but still fast. fancy a trip up to Scotland to sort it out? Ive got Cake : )

[@Moonfleet41]

+streetbob883 WHat indicators are you using mate??? Are they LED's cos if so, you need resistors, not expensive to buy (about tenner a pair) and not difficult to fit (I can talk you through it)... the resistors replace the current draw lost by the LED'sand fool the relays into thinking you still have regular bulbs... and if something isn't flashing at all, then you may have accidentally made a short and popped a fuse, so check the fuses as well ! PS. you can send the cake on lol !

[@streetbob883]

Hi Del theres no info on the indicators packing got them on ebay. www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Motorcycle-Black-Cast-Aluminum-Drilled-Indicators-Turn-Signals-Cafe-Racer-Retro-/191653810463?hash=item2c9f75111f:g:nQIAAOSwHnFVwfma

[@TheTransitionsCovers-Originals]

Superb job Del! Looks ace Penny, proper RocknRolla! Even though it cost us a days riding!

[@Moonfleet41]

+The Transitions Yeah, really sad to have lost the sunniest Sunday in weeks just working in the garage...but im really happy with it and we will make up for the ride next weekend aye?.. made Del post my favourite track over it too. see you soon. P,x

[@TheTransitionsCovers-Originals]

+Moonfleet41 Oh yeeeeeeeeeeea! Bet you can't wait to get out on it! xx

[@TheTransitionsCovers-Originals]

Stephen Stallebrass Cheers buddy

[@triumphzippo1948]

Love the indicators penny del boy, I put some cheap ones on my triumph they don't look good as yours I'll be saving up for some motonoe,

[@Moonfleet41]

+Triumph Zippo We're aware they're a lot of money, but your Triumph is a £7000 bike these days and we see so many with cheap parts on just for the sake of changing something... if you invest in some of these, it will actually make you feel better about the bike itself... !

[@ViceVersaMusik1]

I subbed a while ago but I just wanted to how much I really like the Garage that you are working in, Its a neat, Small Garage thats perfect for Motorcycle Repair and custom work, Thats the kinda Garage Im looking for too! Awsome Videos mate, Keep them Coming please. Also I am a big Triumph Fan.... So you have some pretty sweet bikes there in my Opinion! You can do ANYTHING with the Triumph Bonneville and Scrambler. Im hoping you come out with a Cafe Build series soon. Once again dude, Awsome Work and thanks for sharing.

[@Moonfleet41]

Thank you my friend for your kind endorsement... it is a cool garage, not the biggest, but we've worked hard to get here... the plates viewers are sending from around the world, make it look even better and reminds us of all the places round the world we reach ! Still got a way to go on the streetfighter build, and have a few other jobs /maintenance videos to do too, so hope there will be plenty for you to enjoy - thanks again, all the best, D&P!

[@KaneTerry]

I like that FEK or tail tidy, looks stronger than the one I had on my Thruxton that bounced all over the place with the weight of the rego plate...ended up being grabbed by the rear tyre. The police were clamping down on the angle of rear plates so I fitted a matt black rear mudguard with a LED Lucas light on a Maundspeed mount. The EFI Thruxton has a longer swing arm decreasing the clearance between the tyre & rego plate. Might see if I can just pick up the bracket from Motone Cheers Terry

[@Moonfleet41]

+KaneTerry Good idea, give Sam at Motone a shout and am sure he'll try and help where he can... !

[@KaneTerry]

Been in contact with Sam, thinking about ordering one

[@kaiser9100]

Nice one guys. I'm a firm believer in you get what you pay for. I'm waiting patiently for the rear calliper relocation bracket from Motone.

[@Moonfleet41]

+kaiser9100 Me to buddy, its already on thier Facebook page as a cad design, all ready to go just not finished making the stock yet.

[@ThrillaPark]

Nice work. I like your approach and style!

[@Moonfleet41]

Thank you Alex.

[@x30NINJAS]

it all looks so much better

[@vincentk8684]

Beautiful bike. If I just order 4 of the motone indicators can I just use 2 pairs of the triumph universal plugs? I'm just a tad confused about setting up the front and rear indicators since I don't need to change the brake

[@JamesMcCreadie71]

yummy! Those front brackets are gorgeous.

[@Moonfleet41]

+James McCreadie Ain't they just James !

[@markstilwell8374]

Cracking vid .What a difference that's made to the bike.Worth the money and very informative ,thanks.Will that plate stop all water from hitting the seat?

[@Moonfleet41]

+terra hawk Yes it will mate, it fills the space left by the fender right out to the edges. even with the fender in place you get road water up under the seat anyway, so it wont be any worse. if you really wanted to make it water tight, you could silicone along the joint between the plate and the frame... Thanks for watching buddy.. Del.

[@andybrighton180]

Bike looks Awesome .... Love the channel

[@adamberkemedia3133]

Amazing video! I have a 2016 T100 and just did a tail tidy, after getting a Motone plug and play, I plugged all the wires into the right spots, all the lights (brake, 2 indicators) work perfectly. After about 3-4 hours, I went back to my bike and tried to start it up and notice the battery was drained. Any idea what could have happened? Perhaps not properly crimped or connected?

[@cesilio]

Much better it looks amazing

[@Tomrose84]

Great vid yet again. Learn a lot from these. Could you not have swapped the front indicator brackets round so the indicators sit in front of the fork and the clamp is not seen.

[@Moonfleet41]

+tom rose Hi Tom, yeah, i tried it several ways as its universal...and if you place the hinge at the back, you see the shaft and nut of the indicator which is way more obvious... set it at the back, and the bracket may show...but the indicator hides really descretely.... if you get some yourself, you can reverse them if you choose though.. thanks for wathcing,, Del.

[@danielplaza777]

Hi! Very helpful! Thank you so much! I have a 2015 Triumph Scrambler EFI. I have just bought the exact same turning indicators from moton and they are 12W. Apparently the stock indicators are 21W. I see you haven't installed any resistor or similar, are the turning lights flashing correctly?

[@Moonfleet41]

A long time ago, but everything functioned correctly when I assembled it for sure!

[@tonyjeffery3]

Nice job guys,,,, and a nice bit of kit. i fitted a similar but much cheaper set and whilst they appear to be good quality, i know there not the best but really like that bullet shape. Boogietj

[@bizzmotovlogs6]

very nice,subtle and tidy!! had a play on a scram t'uther day del,quite fun bike eh lol...ride safe bro..bizz

[@Moonfleet41]

+Bizz Ayup brother Bizz... hope things are good in the steel city... I knew you would like the Scrambler, you can push them way harder round a bendy street than you can the Striple aye??? They're like a round ended knife, or those scissors at school that you are allowed to run with !! ....safe and won't hurt you, but still loads of fun....

[@peterford9369]

Hi Del, I do think that looks nice and sporty, and if my rear fender was plastic id go for it,but I hate to waste good steel, unless its banged from a wreck or messed up. Also, I like leds but when the individual lites start dying, it looks like rubbish. I think they make replaceable single LEDs, but I guess that defeats the look of two dozen tiny lamps. I do like the look of the wide rear tire with a minimal fender. Nice look my friend, thanks for the vid.

[@TheBazza2556]

looks swish, i like the way its all tidied up and waterproofed. nice job, excellent video mate

[@Moonfleet41]

+Bazza Yamaha FZS Thanks Bazz.....you know how it is mate, make a good job or stay home...

[@geoffozevans4500]

Really neat tidy installation, only way to go Del👍😎

[@emileborman5190]

Hi mate. Great video. Only problem is, after disconnecting the original tail lights I turned on the ignition, started the bike and the check engine light remained on. Obviously it worried me so I put the original tail piece with all the original lights back on. Engine light remains on after starting. Did I do something wrong or am I missing something?

[@markkaufman9881]

Excellent vid! Do you have any input on clearance issues between Motone's Lucas and Miller style taillight/ fender assemblies? I like the Lucas, but to be different, I kind of want to put on the stainless steel Miller, but wonder if there is a greater chance of the tire eating the license plate bracket. The Miller light/bracket looks like it hangs down closer to the tire. I have an '09 Bonnie SE Mag.

[@Moonfleet41]

Sorry Mark.. i dont have any input on that.. Ive not dealt with those parts on my Triumphs... Just theo ne fitted here, and its fine..! sorry cant help buddy..

[@investlikeawarrior]

Is that a 120 tire on the front? I remember you said the previous knob yes didn’t handle well,

[@RobsPackanShine]

nice upgrade...i like it very nice...i like the black

[@TheFinlaybob]

Could you let me know where you got all of your parts please, thanks Gary

[@TheOringinalBRadRaps]

my ebay signal lights had 3 wires red balck and wihite black, and I went through a few fuses during the install. White black is ground, red is the signal and black is the running light. nice video my motone kit did not have instructions. Thanks happy trails

[@Moonfleet41]

Sadly that the drill with Motone parts.... they dont seem to bother taking the time to include a few rudimentary guidelines so you can install their parts safely... this is why i always use TEC bike parts these days, they take the trouble to care..!

[@TheOringinalBRadRaps]

they have some nice bits, good choice in parts on the projects.

[@Moonfleet41]

Yes, they do indeed have some great parts, just wish they would take the trouble to make some instructions seeing as their parts are bought by private owners who fit things themselves, and not shops... wouldn't take them long, and would be a much better all round service..!

[@TheOringinalBRadRaps]

Moonfleet41 they could print a piece of paper all that work then just skip the package and documents. I meant tec has nice bits I am looking at the same exhaust as on this bike.

[@TheOringinalBRadRaps]

trying acusta-fil from the uk in my emgos as they sounded nice when i packed them but that is a pain, if that blows out the quicker I will get the tracker exhaust.

[@peterford9369]

The only problem with multi LEDs, is when the individual lights start to fail. At least that's how car LEDs are. Maybe the newer ones u can replace individual bulbs. Single LEDs are nice though. I wonder if cutting the original rear fender would be a thought, rather than spending money on a tiny piece of sheet aluminum. Guess though u wouldn't have a rolled end,like the factory fender has. Looks good.

[@jaystarmini]

Perfect!! is these bikes good 2 up are they and if so what luggage/saddle bags can you put on with the high level exhaust.would be my dream bike if u can get abit of storage for them and good 2up.not much room under the seat lol great video once again :)

[@Moonfleet41]

+jayson s Hi mate, not ridden the Scrambler two up, we have the Tiger for that, they do have luggage options though, a rack and side bags can be bought either direct from Triumph in thier accessory range, ir aftermarket....its just a matter of searching out what you need.

[@jaystarmini]

cheers for the info.couldnt afford multi bikes so i think these would be the perfect bike for me.like the look of the headlight guards and a set of panniers just wasnt to sure if the high level exhaust would like to melt it aswell lol.get one of these to corner well and that cam the scrambler has and exhaust would be heaven to my ears around the coast

[@Vanrocco66]

I was so impressed with Triumph after I changed my signals and removed the fender. Triumph made it so simple to change everything out. As you have shown, it's all "plug n play" basically. ...... By the way, October 28 is the big day right??

[@Moonfleet41]

+fivefootsixtriumph October 28th big day???

[@adrianiles6019]

Nice wormanship l want to do a simular job on a cheap(ish) 2011 865se ive purchased, how much weight do you recon youve lost on that bike ?

[@robbiekerr463]

Help us out PLEASE!! 2017 OR 2015 BONNY T100???? I love the sound of the 270 crank in the 2017 bonny, but how much different is the 360 in the older model??? Is an extra £1500 for the newer bike (used prices) worth it?? Abs, led light, USB, not sure I need all that, but the wider wheels are a bonus, and the the slightly bigger cc. Dunno? Air cooled, water cooled??? Ahhhhhh 😆

[@markielarkie445]

Just fitted mine, thanks Del.

[@PaulAnthonyDuttonUk]

I like the exhaust on that. Looks cool.

[@infiniteandroid]

I love your work ethic!!! cheers!!!

[@duncansimpson389]

Love the Bonneville

[@MrBenjaminKraus]

Hi Del, just bought a t100 and looking for a "tail tidy" upgrade and matching front indicators, to make the first smaller improvements over the stock config. Just like you installed. Great vid btw! I didn't catch the name where you ordered the parts. Could you tell me where you got them from? Cheers!

[@Moonfleet41]

+Ben Kraus Hi Ben, all the information is in the video, it was "Motone", they supplied all the parts.. i left thier link under the video...but here it ias again buddy... www.motone.co.uk

[@MrBenjaminKraus]

+Moonfleet41 hi! My browser didn't show any info, sorry :/ thanks for getting back so quick! I'll check it out - cheers!!

[@TWOWHEELFIX]

top job del and pen, pity the ugly reg plate needs to go back on.

[@Walkey1990]

That back end is beautiful!

[@Moonfleet41]

+Walkey1990 Thanks buddy.. much appreciated..!

[@johnbanks7736]

proper job with proper parts 300 odd quid to be honest I don't think that's bad at all. Do it right do it once absolutely stunning it's made all the difference The Triumph isn't normally my cup of tea but this one's got me thinking 👍

[@Moonfleet41]

+John “b4nk51e” Banks Thanks John, the great thing with the Triumphs is that they are a pretty blank canvas, so if you're not quite chuffed with the look, you can stamp your own mark on it !

[@robertrobhog]

Nice video del. Bike is looking great

[@Moonfleet41]

+robert robhog Thanks Robert, makes mea realise how it has come when i look at the photos of it when we brought it home...lol

[@DukeDyson]

Lovely mod, really makes the back end. Need to shorten the front mudguard now :) Catch you soon buddy, the Aroma is calling

[@Moonfleet41]

+DukeDyson Front muddie is like the back lights, no point in try to polish that turd....got something cookin with Motone, but like the back lights, its a slow burn..! and yeah.. Preying for milky sunshine Sunday..!

[@Rigz727]

Really useful and informative Dell, thank you, looks awesome, I think my bike will come out the other side of hibernation looking differently. I don’t know if it’s just me, I don’t like the look of the regulator, think I would like that out of the way somehow, may not be possible, I don’t know! Bike is looking very nice though. One thing, loving the look of your chain guard, can I ask where you got that from?

[@Moonfleet41]

Hi buddy, I've heard of people putting the reg rec up under the tank out of sight, but it's meant to be in an areas of cool air flow, so I wouldn't recommend that... you could put it on the frame tubes under the horn, rather than on the headstock, where it still gets lots of cooling air.... and the chain guard was from Motone... good luck with your projects, appreciate your support mate !

[@Rigz727]

Moonfleet41 Thank you my friend, you are a source of inspiration mate😉

[@gavmc104]

Bike looks amazing. Hopefully mines looks half as good when done!

[@Moonfleet41]

+gavin mccormack Thanks Gavin...got a photo then..?

[@patduj]

Hello, nice video ! But I have a problem after installation, the rear light does not work ... but the stop works. Do you have an idea of ​​the problem ? thank you so much.

[@rider-uj2kr]

The Scrambler look great,,as does the clarity of your video.

[@Moonfleet41]

+1956rider Thanks buddy, same format as usual, filmed in 720HD, and loaded the same way....it was a really sunny day out today so the light was better..

[@rambo5k846]

Brilliant Video. After watching this ill be saving up for a tail tidy rear. as the original plastic looks crap. are universal tail tidy any good on ebay

[@Moonfleet41]

+Ramesh Patel Hi Ramesh, I would not go for a universal tail tidy, as this undertray plate fits the bike beautifully, will keep the water out of the electrics and do the job properly... anything universal will need more skills to adapt it, so it fits properly !

[@rambo5k846]

+Moonfleet41 ok cheers. will save up for a tail tidy fit for my bike. i need some indicators for my front bike. are universal indicators anygood plug and play. thanks

[@jaimielibbi1]

Great video. The brackets for the front indicators go around the forks, how do the forks pass through the brackets, I'm obviously being stupid. Can I also say I wish Lisa my wife was as passionate about bikes as Penn is. Love the vids keep them coming, some Harley next please. Ta Ian.

[@jaimielibbi1]

Had my first ride on my Harley today 8 weeks after my operation, a quick go as I'm still not pain free, took it about 2 miles, it was only when I go back that I realised its not taxed and on a SORN, oops.

[@Moonfleet41]

+Jaimie Walsh You clearly didn't watch the video Ian!! I guess that's the cost of clicking to the end and watching the results, we do take the trouble with these videos to film everything in detail so that you can see how things work in close up, had you watched the full video mate, you would have seen that the bracket is hinged and opens up to fit round the fork leg and bolt in behind it... I showed it both when we opened the packet and revealed the brackets, and again when I fitted it to the fork leg.... !! Glad to hear you got out on your bike, nothing like a ride on a Harley to settle the soul! Glad to hear you are on the mend mate...