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Triumph Bonneville description
'Traditional' engine capacities of 750 cc and even the original 650 cc were considered before 790 cc was chosen. The 86 mm bore size worked well with the four-valves per cylinder layout, while the 68 mm stroke allowed a long conrod that helps to minimise secondary vibration, although Triumph engineers also altered the bar weights to restore a little 'character' vibration. Designer David Stride was able to add details that retained the look of the original, such as a finned cylinder and dummy pushrod tube (which functions as a cylinder head oil breather) and internal oil lines to create a clean appearance. As well as the desired low and midrange performance, the engine is capable of 115 mph and produces a respectable peak power output of 61 horsepower @ 7400 rpm. The engine was air-cooled like the original, but had twin overhead camshafts instead of the old model's pushrod valve operation. A frame mounted oil cooler ensured consistent running temperatures and camshaft drive is by chain between the cylinders and incorporates an idler gear that allowed the cylinder head to be kept very compact. - Dealer inspection, This TRIUMPH is in Excellent overall exterior condition - Tachometer, Disc Brakes - Contact SF Moto at 415-255-XXXX or XXXX@yahoo.com for more info. - A little bit about us, SF Moto is a locally owned shop catering to 1st time scooter & motorcycle buyers. We have a huge selection of Helmets & Apparel, PLUS a great selection of pre-owned motorcycles & scooters. If you are in San Francisco please come by and visit. To see more bikes & scooters for sale check out our website at www.sfmoto.com Call 415-255-XXXX OPEN HOURS are Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00AM to 6:00PM, We are allways closed Sunday and Monday. Our location is 275 eighth. Street San Francisco CA. 94103. This is in the south of market area of San Francisco just off the Bay Bridge. -
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