Find out more about us – “Keeping vintage British motorcycles on the road since 2008.”
The Bonneville Shop was originally founded in 2008 in Ventura California by British ex-pat, Roger Tedds. His expertise was gained first-hand by working in the original Triumph factory in Meridan, England. At the time, British standards for motorcycle manufacturing were akin to “build it, then fix it.” Because many bikes didn’t actually run when they came off the assembly line, Roger’s job was to figure out what went wrong and fix it.
Decades later, while living in Venture, California, Roger saw the need for a local parts and repair shop to the legendary café racers of his past and The Bonneville Shop was created. Having gone through a change in ownership and location, The Bonneville Shop is now strategically located in Wyoming, USA to help expedite shipping parts quickly to both US and International customers.
Beginning with Roger in 2008, The Bonneville Shop has had a long line of technically savvy motorcycle mechanics and parts experts. Our technical support and customer service team is comprised of seasoned pros: Dave Porter and Mike Grage. With over 60 years of combined experience working on classic British motorcycles, The Bonneville Shop is your go to source for quality parts and sound guidance.
Whether you’re building a genuine restoration or a Bitsa, we can help to stay up and running or get you back on the road. From Made in England spares to US quality manufactured parts and everything in between, we cover the gamut of both premium and budget friendly parts for your vintage Triumph, Norton and BSA motorcycle.
Check out our quality brands including: Amal carbs, Barnett Cables, Buchana’s, Girling, Heplite, LF Harris, Tri-Spark, Venhill and so many more. Our long-standing relationships with UK suppliers and US manufacturers ensure that we can offer quality products and competitive prices.
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Our value doesn’t stop with just quality parts, with our technical blog series and YouTube channel, you can get answers to common questions and repair tips. And if you have a Hinckley Triumph, we’ve got spares for you too. Check out our companion site British Iron for all your parts needs.