Triumph THUNDERBIRD ,fantastic pre-unit construction ! I had a 1953 ! Mine was not so pretty ,but boy it was quick ,& sounded like no other motorcycle I have ever known !!
This was a time when bikes..'Made in Great Britain' really did rule the roost. Innovations like the 'sprung hub' at the rear came and went, but it was still the heyday of British motorcycles..
That little unit would go well in the back of my 52 Chevy 5 window short bed. Reckon I'll just have to settle for havin' my '68 Trophy Sports back there from time to time. -DU69160
I did a concourse restoration on a '50 Thunderbird, It was "thunder blue" Beautiful machine, you have here.
Triumph THUNDERBIRD ,fantastic pre-unit construction ! I had a 1953 ! Mine was not so pretty ,but boy it was quick ,& sounded like no other motorcycle I have ever known !!
Beautiful, perfect
This was a time when bikes..'Made in Great Britain' really did rule the roost. Innovations like the 'sprung hub' at the rear came and went, but it was still the heyday of British motorcycles..
Just lovely!
Nicely done. Respect.
Cheers,
Maui Bill
Wish it had an enclosed chain. Makes the chain last forever. They were motorcycles to ride on and aquire patina of miles and age.
That little unit would go well in the back of my 52 Chevy 5 window short bed.
Reckon I'll just have to settle for havin' my '68 Trophy Sports back there from time to time. -DU69160
@ajay whats the colour code
Ammeter's broken, but otherwise nicer than new 👍
Looks like oil pressure indicator needs a new rubber sleeve !
wow!
really nice, i also have a rigid thunder bird. what colour did you do this in ?
Why why, did I sell my 1954 model? Nearly 50 years on I still regret it.......I bought a T100A to replace..nice but nowhere near the experience.