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Good to see the Commando in there, proper job
Jethro
Connaught Morgan 4/4, Norton Commando, Guzzi V35 Imola, Velocette LE, BMW C1, BMW C650 GT
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Good to see the Commando in there, proper job One Commando and four Triumphs...some I've had for 38 years (since I was in High School). Therefore, I know the difference a spanner and a hide mallet. Now I have to add "bonnet" and "boot" to my proper vocabulary. I built this one from scratch from left-over parts (parts not suitable for restorations)including frame, front-end, jack-shaft, handlebars, pipes, etc. I bought the rims, bicycle shock (under seat), rear fender blank and tank off FleaBay and the balance I either built or scrounged out of my junk boxes. I call it "Homemade Sin".  Z
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Good to see the Commando in there, proper job Now I have to add "bonnet" and "boot" to my proper vocabulary. That's a tricky one with the M3W, whether you say tomatoes or tomatoes. The rear section is a sort of large non-waterproof glovebox but I have not yet decided what the front part should be called. I did call it a few things before replacing the forward Dzus fasteners with some nice chromed spring clips.
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Welcome, great looking collection and very smart M3W.
Richard
1976 4/4 4 Seater
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you have to keep the TW on pipe Looking at your collection, that shouldn't be a problem  Tally Ho !  
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I'll have to check to see if the oil lines on mine are chafing. The previous owner of yours has emphasised the danger of buying without a test drive/ride. If he had those problems would have been evident. At least he ended up with a good solution and you have joined the 'enlightened'.
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The upper panel behind the engine and up to the screens is the cowl, not the bonnet. Bonnets cover engines.
That's how in goes in the two and three speeder world, but since the five speeder appeared, quite a few printed examples of the panel being called a bonnet exist.
1930 Super Sports Aero 'The Elk'
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Welcome Zack,
Awesome collection and facilities. Looking forward to your posts.
Mark
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Another 3W finds a new home!
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Great collection first of all...thanks for bring up the oil lines problem,i found 3 spots and i installed wire cover,hope it helps & does the job,hoses had damage but no leak thank god [url=[URL=http://s1349.photobucket.com/user/Q8morgan/media/image_zps3c473795.jpg.html]  [/url]][/url]
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