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Whilst perusing their site yesterday, I came across a set of floor display saddle bags for the bonneville. amazing price too.

$150 bucks. Lot's of stuff for our triple twisting brothers and sisters too.

I didn't inform Rob at Hermy's I was posting this, but since i always seem to be buying a chain kit from them thought i would post this.

Check out their TriumpheStore.com. Click on the closeout page link.

Although the prices have increased over the years, they are still reasonably priced if not under most others prices. As of 2/24/09 flat rate shipping of $9.99 for up to five items. Chain kit $198.00. I've lost count of the chain kits i have bought.


Good service. good folks too. And real close to the yuengling brewery.

+1 on Hermy's. Good folks. Easy returns and prices too.

You think they'll ship me a couple cases of Lager?

+1 on Hermy too, I used to deal with his mom and dad too in the old shop. They are all nice people and have always treated me very well. The old show room used to have Hermy Sr.'s last 2 bikes that were imported to his shop for sale that he didn't sell still sitting there. The first price tag you came too said "more than you can afford" on it, the one behind that said "even more" on it. I always got a chuckle out of that. I always sit and chat with Herm if he isn't too busy with customers.

No same place but where the parts are stored now used to be the "showroom" and the showroom they have now used to be a garage full of Herm Sr's bike collection. The big picture windows used to be garage doors.Downstairs used to be piles of used bike parts among other things.

I stop by Hermey's a lot in my travels. They seem to stock a lot of parts that other dealers have to order (last month, my starter relay was in stock). I saw those bags on the wall, should have posted a pix/link. I did buy a nice "Scorpion Helmets" hat for $5 on the close-out table....

The original owner of my bike bought it from Hermey's. I think they bill themselves as the oldest Triumph dealership in the US or something?

If you must go to the dealer, Hermy's is the place to go! I'm in Arizona now and have gone as far to call Hermy's (Port Clinton, PA) a few times, rather than deal with my "local" dealer.