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Tech Tip: Spark Plug Thread Repair

Tech Tip: Spark Plug Thread Repair
One of the most annoying problems one can face when rebuilding a cylinder head is finding out that your spark plug threads are damaged. Today we are going to cover how we repaired an old BSA C15S head using a Save-A-Thread / Heli-Coil insert. Click here to read the full Tech Tip post today

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BSA Motorcycle Apparel & Merchandise Closeout Sale

BSA Motorcycle Apparel & Merchandise Closeout Sale
Closeout sale! We are offering our full BSA motorcycle apparel & merchandise lineup at a discounted price - shirts $10, hoodies at $25 as well as fleeces for $25. While supplies last! Click here for more info...

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Black Friday & Cyber Monday Sale 2021

Black Friday & Cyber Monday Sale 2021
Our BFCM 2021 weekend sale is almost here! Read today's post for more information regarding this years sale. Click here to read this post 

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Tech Tip: Triumph Exhaust Spigot Repair

Tech Tip: Triumph Exhaust Spigot Repair
Howdy! Today Kyle will be tackling a common problem found on vintage Triumph twin cylinder heads - worn exhaust pipe spigot threads! In this series we will cover how to properly fix damage exhaust spigot threads by boring, tapping and making an oversized spigot. Click here to read the full Tech Tip post today...

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Tech Tip: Fixing A Loose Exhaust Pipe Spigot (Triumph Twin)

Tech Tip: Fixing A Loose Exhaust Pipe Spigot (Triumph Twin)
Over the weekend I was removing the pipes on "Trusty Rusty", my 1968 Triumph TR6R. Upon moving the drive side exhaust pipe, I noticed that the spigot came loose. Now I thought to myself, this would be a great time to write a new post and share my thoughts. In this post we cover exhaust pipe spigots and how they "work loose" and how to properly secure them to offer a tight fit. Click here to read the new post today

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