1954 Triumph Bobber on 2040-motos
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Mileage:50
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Engine Size (cc):700
Warranty:Unspecified
Type:Cruiser
For Sale By:Private Seller
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This is a one of a kind Custom Built 1954 Triumph Trophy
Most of this bike was rebuilt in 2015. The Bike was completed in Nov 2016 when we completely rebuilt the bottom end. Was originally a 650cc engine until the top end was replaced and bored turning it into a 750cc. Everything is new. This thing roars. I like how it sounds but some folks think it is in complete b/c you could add mufflers. As you can see from the photos it has some beautiful details on it. Copper where possible, so many custom additions, hand made seat, oilcan tail light, Custom Oil vessel, lots of custom parts.. too many parts to list. see detailed photos. ask me questions. Shipping from Atlanta, GA. Shipping is Buyers responsible for Shipping/pick-up, However I can recommend a good reasonably priced motorbike shipper who ships arounds the 48 continental US states. Shipping arrangements are made between buyer and carrier service. |
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