well, im not pulling the watsonian anywhere yet, but i might as well put up a progress report on the tug. its a 1960s bitsa for sure. a 1966 triumph T...

maybe not for everybody but when i bicycled and motorcycle-camped i would just pull off into an inconspicuous brushy verge off the roadway and camp th...

wow. i follow the Old Ways. im still around here building a 1960s triumph 650 tug for my 1968 watsonian. doing well sourcing parts atm. have all...

trust is a beautiful thing. sometimes it doesnt work tho

i'm in the states, and i'd actually prefer a left-side unit. the right side is where the kickstart mechanism is on all my stuff, and the lever interfe...

is that really what theyre worth?

shit fire its a parma! those fishtanks were the same as the monacos, except for the wrap around perspex

it appears to work

excellent most of my stuff is 60s british with tire and wheel sizes maintained by the druids. the older sizes are not always exactly available, and ...

Quote from smitty901 on April 17, 2024, 8:12 am Your call.       smitty, where did this tire measuring thing come from? i c...

bad day for the bunnies.

if they work, they work

are you wedded to keeping the keihin carburetters? i dont know what the parts availability is for them, or whether theyre hopelessly integrated into t...

no, im on the other side of north america, in appalchia. eastern ohio. way out in coal country. thought about living in oregon once, but life direct...

you know, i use this place to research obsoltete things, so here's my contribution on how watsonian mounted their sidecars to a 1969 triumph 650, back...