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I've got a 2020 with the turnouts. After seeing this, I'm doing the cat delete. Thanks!

Love that pan tail light and rear mudguard! Any recommendations to replicate that setup? I can’t find any rear mudguard options on your site to pair with the plug and play pan tail light kit. Tia

Super cool. Understated but has a lot of small details. Cant wait to get my T120 this fall.

You can achieve this sound with a coke can and a bmx bike. IYKYK

Excellent guide

Lowering the speedometer is a game changer.😉😆🤗😘

So, the seat only has one flanged sleeve on the right side of the bike? lol I thought I lost one. That's a relief.

Sounds like a thumper. Way better than stock.

Are they allowed in germany ?

Are they allowed in germany?

Sorry, but that sounds like a scooter. You’ve ruined it🙁

Is this with an X pipe installed?

Any Idea when you'll have a cafe bar that works with the 22 speed twin?

How strong are these handlebars compared to the aluminum one's? know that in an event of a fall bending the bars is sometimes inevitable especially if they are steel ones but what I would be worried about is to put a dent on the tank because the bars bends inwards towards the tank, I saw one had this problem with the stock street twin bars.

This video really helped me a lot. You must have changed the exhaust several times for the video, thank you so much.

im waiting for the 24s to restock!!! when???

Hope you guys can answer, but will this fit a 2024 Triumph Scrambler 900? Thank you!

I was just a kid.. . . we went to Holiday off highway 138/190th street, and Eddie was doing the half-mile, on a triumph 650, in the alfalfa fields. My God! He was amazing. We were kids, and had Mini-enduros, Eddie had a Silver van, with a black stripe. He made fun of me! He said: if you could tie your lip to your throttle cable, you'd have half a chance! (he was right) Amazing rider. This man rode a triumph 650 over the sand bumps, and later, we had Husqvarna's (nice bikes) and Eddie Mulder smoked us, on his 400lb triumph. My god! ! Amazing rider! The best of the best.. . .

Thanks so much for this video. Just installed 6" apes on my bobber and followed your video to a T! Super helpful. Saved me a trip to the dealership!

Wow!! Love it

Is the CAT welded to the header or just the mid pipe on the 23 speed twin?

Great video, great instruction!

Good build and good walk around, straight talking

Are these numbers roughly what you might expect with the drag performance tips on an earlier (2019) Street Twin?

i want to install some straight through pipes (Arrow)on my Truxton but my mechanic doesn't recommend as it cause the engine to run hot. is this really a problem?

Do you recommend installing the slash cut exhausts with a decat?

This is excellent. Same bike I have. Now I can dive in and neaten up things without doing a fender elimination which I really do not want to do. Thanks. Does anyone know if the reflectors on the side and below the number plate holder can be unfastened and removed? If so, I may do that, and replace the stock indicators with something smaller and call it good. I'm not yet sure I want to remove the stock rear fender in favor of a fender elimination kit. EDIT - Answer my own question: If you are retaining the triumph fender, rear light, and plate bracket, you can remove the side reflectors and the round reflector that drops below the plate quite easily. That alone minimizes the gargantuan look of the stock set up on the new Bonnevilles.

Thanks for that...just put mine on your way without prob...start up soon!

I'd probably put some blue Loctite on the tail light screws, since you can't tighten them too much. Still haven't decided what I'm going to do with the tail of my '22 Street Scrambler, but this is one of my top choices.

Hi there! great channel, I have a bonni t120 2016 is there any option to change the gauge in single one on this model?

I’m in love. Awesome build.

Really like the updates . Is that a 21” front on the scrambler ?

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To be honest... they all sound nearly the same. muted and gutless! Some of them look good until you turn it on...

Where you get the rear fender

Nice wheels set....what size are those?

Does the ABS bleed function need to be used ?

Will this fit the 2024 model?

I have bought a fair amount of after market products for my triumph and this is hands down the best how to video on how to install the parts

If I get these tips. Will the kit come with those spacers? Or will that be a separate kit?

Enjoyed this, when my bike arrives I will rewatch for some of these mods. I would like to see a cover cap to cover where the rear indicators were removed, without a cover it just looks like something is missing. Surely someone has thought of this and made one or should I rush to the patent office ????? 🤔

Is that slash cut with a x-pipe installed too?

Just installed mine, 2023 Speed Twin 1200, super quick. Tips slid on with ease unlike what some other comments suggest, could be an improvement on the production side. They look and sound great!

I want black but can’t find anywhere

very cool thorough vid...shame it takes that much effort just to change pipes...not like the older bikes....but the sound improvement i suppose made it worth it

I'm working on reproducing this build but I don't seems to find that exact bar on the website...also would the stock cables make it or is it necessary to extend those I was also thinking to upsize the front wheel, is that one stock size? Thanks guys, you are the best.

Hey! I have a question that you may be able to help with. I was replacing my headlight "ears" (brackets) without raising the front wheel and frame. This lead to the shock "sliding into itself" and now I am wondering what I can do to get it back out. Will supporting it allow me to pull it back up? Let me know here. Thanks!

I bought the slash cut tip for my Triumph Street Twin and can say that it sounds amazing now. Now I'm about to change the sprocket kit and I need to decide between 17 teeth JT with dampener or the 17 teeth Superlite (no dampener). What do you guys from BC recommend?

Very enjoyable & informative! Wish there were more like this in YT! Thanks!