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new old triumph owner

so we just baught a 73 boniville chopper. We are having a hard time finding where to put the oil in, I might be blind or dumb but the pic in the manual looks different than our bike. So I wonder if when the bike was chopped would the point of lube been hidden or moved?

also we picked it up for 1400 with 8000 original miles, is that a good deal?

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It’s a bargain

If It’s the original frame that has been chopped and its an oil in frame bike ( that’s the giveaway ) the oil will be in the frame with the filler at the head stock of just in front of the seat if not it will have an oil tank somewhere
I have had a few Triumph’s over the years mostly 500s and have had great fun with them just look after the oil and dont run them tooooooo hard they go bang if you do

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Trace the oil lines back from the engine !
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owners manual (not shop manual)73 bonne

anybody know where I might be able to find an owners manual
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You might like to go here http://www.triumphrat.net
Once signed on, go to teh Vintage/Meriden topic. All will be answered from there.
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