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Simply the best tool money can buy if you’re attaching non solder bullet connectors. Specifically designed for Lucas crimp type bullets on British wiring harnesses. Leaves a clean hexagonal crimp just the same as the later factory finish. Minimum wire size should be 18 gauge. Great customer reviews, "Very highly recommend this tool. [...] This tool is indeed professional quality. You will not regret buying this tool. There is no other tool sold that can give original hex crimp like factory used. The hex crimp holds wire better than the less costly pinch crimper that is on the market. Way easier than soldering. Works especially good for replacing broken alternator wire bullets." We offer the Crimping Tool as a stand alone purchase and in a kit that includes bullet and sleeve connectors and the bullet closing tool! For our kit: https://www.thebonnevilleshop.com/product/triumph-norton-bsa-etc-lucas-electrical-tool-kit-with-connectors-pn-tbs-0666/ Need just the tool? https://www.thebonnevilleshop.com/product/triumph-norton-bsa-lucas-bullet-connector-900269-hex-crimping-tool-pn-tbs-0394/

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Stacy compares two of our brake shoe products that we carry at the The Bonneville Shop for your Vintage British Motorcycle.

Stacy is going over some of the tools for your top end that we carry at The Bonneville Shop!

When deciding which exhaust system is right for your bike it is important to know what head your motor has. Never assume that there is such a thing as stock when it comes to a British bike. Some 1970s heads have spigots while others do not; some spigots are threaded into the head, some are pressed. This is an easy error to correct by looking at your head and, by all means, remove your old headers to see exactly what you have and what you want.

Check out our restoration project for this matching numbers '68 T120R.

There's only 1 correct way to install a headlight to a rim using headlight fixing clips.

Installing a mainstand on your bike? Here's a easy way that doesn't require a friend or using pullers!

The Bonneville Shop shows you how to fit new new concentric carbs with old cables to your vintage Triumph motorcycle. About The Bonneville Shop: The only one stop shop online or in person for all of your vintage British motorbike needs!