This has just made an appearance on the Bay, your's for £7,250.
This is the description that goes with it;
Description
Superb Triumph Bobber, this is certainly not your average thrown together budget job. This machine stands close inspection and has no excuses.The bike was built in 2006/7 and upon completion was featured in the November 2007 issue of Back Street Heroes and also displayed on their stand at the NEC bike show. The basis of the bike is a 1951 Triumph Thunderbird, the frame is original uncut and standard rigid Triumph, the 650cc engine is fully rebuilt and balanced and has Bonneville finned rocker boxes and bespoke pushrod covers plus much more. The rest of the machine was built will a total disregard to budget and had many parts supplied by respected experts e.g. Barons Speed Shop and others. The paint and detail is stunning. Viewing is recommended as the pictures do not do it justice.
The bike is road registered and has a period number, it sounds fantastic and rides well and is a great crowd puller, silencers are not fitted but are supplied with the bike along with a speedo and front mudguard to make fully compliant with mot laws, but to avoid complication etc will be sold without MOT leaving the new owner the debate of ......................... The spec seems endless and all detailed in the magazine feature, please call for more details.
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Remember seeing this in BSH. Was the first opy I ever brought of the magazine. Was an alright issue, had a little Enfield that Benny built in there as well. Not too keen on the headlight on this though.
ReplyDeleteYeah, there's a few bits I'd change, especially that left hand pipe with the standard kick to clear the primary cover. Have to rethink it on Newgate's Knocker now!
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