Raymond Walton

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Raymond Walton

Raymond Walton 
stratplayer10 said 2010-11-13 18:45 
 
Hi,I have a 1970 Bonneville which has been mine for about 15 years or so, I feel it has a lot of bits which are not correct and would like to get it back to original spec, not concourse, but a really nice usable bike. It is already that actualy, but needs some TLC to make it a beauty.
First thoughts are the clocks are wrong, they seem to be off a later 750 machine, the pipes are wrong, looklike Norton Commando to me. It seems to be US spec,but I think bars have been changed to higher rise than normal.
I am loking to get it sorted,maybe rebuilt wheels and re paint, mudgards are rusty chrome so thats must.
Ill send some picturesif someone is happy to assist me in my project? 
 
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