Part B7 T120 Front Rim and Side Cover

[@elsdp-4560]

THANK YOU...for sharing. All we can do is just keep plugging away and soon the job will be done.

[@EdOfTheNorth]

Thanks for watching Bro. It's the proverbial tortoise and the hare up here with me. I might be the tortoise but I'll get er done eventually. LOL.

[@SonicGrace]

Beautiful Ed , I have not seen a Triumph around these parts in ages .

[@EdOfTheNorth]

Thanks Dan. I'm enjoying the process and it has made the winter pass a little quicker. I find that I get depressed if I don't find myself accomplishing a little something with the passing of each day. It doesn't seem to matter if each accomplishment is small or great - just something, brightens each day and boosts my self-esteem. God bless you and Slobber. LOL.

[@jevchance]

Looking good Ed. The Rodney Carrington was a nice touch. :) That little bit of pitting should be no problem a little extra tire goop can't handle.

[@EdOfTheNorth]

Thanks John. I'm hoping, on the pitting. I have seen steel rims split due to pitting because there is pressure on the inside as well as the outside which can cause thinned metal to flex and fail, especially when you consider the centrifugal force on the entire assembly spinning as well. Only time will tell. :-(

[@OregonBill]

Hi Ed, Not sure if you have seen any of my motorcycle videos but I sure miss mine. I enjoy watching you work on yours. That will be a mighty fine looking machine. Have a nice rest of the week my friend. Take care, Bill

[@EdOfTheNorth]

Hi Bill. Yes, I've watched 4 or 5 of your riding videos and there was one where you sold your bike as I recall. All I remember about it was that it was a shaft drive, I think....... My memory eludes me. Pretty sure Japanese. Anyways, this one will one day run again. When? I'm not too sure at this point. LOL. Thanks for watching and God bless you and yours.

[@scottrussell4488]

can't wait to see the first ride

[@EdOfTheNorth]

Me too but I've got a long ways to go yet. The engine is complete garbage from the crank to the carbs. It was run out of oil by the idiot I purchased it from as a parts bike back in 72. So as you can see, I'm pretty slow at fixing stuff. LOL.

[@finpainter1]

looking good

[@EdOfTheNorth]

Thanks Stu. It is a nice bright sunny day up here today. Our snow is actually melting. Yippee! LOL.

[@robbiegwinn]

looking awesome...i got a ride in just a bit ago....more snow friday the say. i have 2 leather jackets but need pants...im a cheap over a $100 is a waste of money to me. oh..i used the spray and wash for the 1st time..i like it. was cheaper at harley dealer....that and the oil.

[@EdOfTheNorth]

Thanks Rob. Check a site called kijiji.ca for leather pants or chaps. Usually available and 40% cheaper than what is listed because your American dollar is worth 1.40 Canadian. Even with shipping you'll save a bundle. Ride safe and God bless.