Starting Project Bonneville T100 865 Custom Tracker - Motone Parts
Jordy Pressman
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In this ep, join me in starting my Bonneville project. I receive and install a bunch of parts from Motone including tail tidy, bench seat, indicator mounts etc. I talk you through the build and ideas. I take her for a ride through the countryside with my dad on the R Nine T and head to the local cafe. Kenda Big Block knobbly tires arrive which will give it that cool tracker look!
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Riding Harleys through Yellowstone...DAAAAAAMN I'M JEALOUS
P.s.
If it's any consolation I'm fighting with lights too. Decided to go back for a more OEM style look on the Harley, and the friend that helped me doing it found carnage has been done on the wiring harness 🤣🤣🤣🤣
We had to run a temporary heart cable and we will fix it better in the future lol
I sold my bonneville last week with 72,000 miles on it, l bought it with 60,000 of my mate.
Bought a 900cc scrambler with 17,000.
Miss my bonneville great going bike with little or no issues.
The scrambler is definitely Cool 😎 also.
2010 with a 270 crank, beautiful sound.
Enjoy America 🇺🇸 Great country, home of the brave.
Give them my love 💓
Impact driver should get that out, if not cobalt drill bits are your best option 👍
Starting Project Bonneville T100 865 Custom Tracker - Motone Parts
Jordy Pressman
7,913 views
In this ep, join me in starting my Bonneville project. I receive and install a bunch of parts from Motone including tail tidy, bench seat, indicator mounts etc. I talk you through the build and ideas. I take her for a ride through the countryside with my dad on the R Nine T and head to the local cafe. Kenda Big Block knobbly tires arrive which will give it that cool tracker look!
Instagram: Instagram: JordyPressman
Support Merch: https://www.FullTankBadIdeas.com
Collab, Ads, Sponsors please contact: JordyPressman@gmail.com
It’s good you’re showing the bad side of stripping a bike and the problems faced working outside and not in a nice heated workplace. Keeping it real