Triumph Bonneville T100 Black - Arton Works Vintage Racing Gauge Faces

My channel's 13th anniversary was about a week ago but I was too busy to record anything and didn't have anything ready to go so this is my anniversary video.

In this video, I install something really cool. I replace the speedo/tach gauge faces and I think they look so much better than stock.

You know, little details like this really do add to the overall aesthetic of the bike. In fact, that's kinda a part of the theme of my bike, "stock but not." Top case and saddlebags notwithstanding, a quick glance at Mystletainn and one would get the impression that it's a completely stock bike. But upon closer inspection, you'd see all the changes; like the black intake covers or the different engine badges. There was also this one time a few weeks ago, I went out riding to do some errands and within the span of 10 minutes, I had three different people compliment Mystletainn.

Non-sponsored shout outs to Arton Works for making these beauties and A&J Cycles out of Hillburn, NY for stocking them and being an all-around great place to get Bonnie parts.

0:00 Intro
0:26 Displace headlight bucket
0:39 Remove headlight assembly
1:16 Remove flyscreen
2:30 Remove dashboard backing
4:30 Disconnect dashboard wiring
4:46 Remove dashboard mounting screws
5:31 Remove dashboard
5:52 The Faces
6:09 Remove housing screws
6:30 Remove dashboard housing
6:48 Remove needles
7:24 Remove OEM gauge faces
8:03 Insert washers
8:33 Install Arton Works gauges
9:09 Reinstall/recalibrate needles
10:10 Reassembly montage
12:31 OEM comparison
13:09 Demonstration/Thoughts



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