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1956 Triumph Other on 2040-motos

US $9,000.00
YearYear:1956 MileageMileage:1
Location:

Corona del Mar, California, United States

Corona del Mar, California, United States
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For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller

Triumph Other description

CLEAN CA TITLE IN HAND. Hate to sell it, but I am not riding it as much as my other bike. This needs an owner that's going to ride it. Starts first kick since the new Morris Magneto was put on. Runs great, no existing issues, just serviced by The Tiger Shack in California. All service records since I have taken ownership have are in hand. Most work and maintenance has been done by The Tiger Shack, the best vintage Triumph shop around. This bike was originally built by Joel Pippett of Marvelous Customs. Joel has recently built bikes featured in both “Handbuilt” show in Austin, Texas (2016), and for “Born Free” Irvine Lake, California (2016). This bike was also built as the “invited-builder” bike for Born Free 4. The bike has been featured in Dice Magazine (Issue in hand as well). This Triumph has been built by a masterclass builder, and maintained and perfected by the best one of the best Triumph shops in the country.

·       Engine: 1956 T110

o   750 cc bottom end Morgo kit

o   Bonneville 9-stud head

·       Frame: 1938 Triumph Rigid

·       Carbs: Dual 930 Amal

·       Front End: Wartime English Spurter (1944)

·       Front Wheel: Avon Speedmaster 21" with spool hub

·       Rear Wheel: 19" English Dunlop

·       Rear Brake: 4-piston PM

·       Front Tire: 19 English Dunlop

·       Rear Tire: Firestone bi-ply

·       Gas Tank: Wassell

·       Oil Tank: 1940's Speed Equipment 1-gallon

·       Rear Fender: Wassell

·       Seat / Leather:

o   Seat - Bates

o   P-pad - Bates

o   Backrest - Bates

·       Handlebars:

o   Zombie Performance Bars (currently on bike)

o   Extra Set of Z Bars Built by Marvelous Customs

·       Magneto: Morris

·       The following parts were fabbed by Marvelous Customs:

o   additional set of bars

o   pipes

o   sissy-bar

o   headlight bracket

o   footpegs.

·       Plate –1956 Year of Manufacture Plate


 

Mileage:  N/A : Odometer is off the bike, but will be included in sale.

 

Paint: Black / Copper Metal Flake

 

Chrome: Excellent Condition

 

 

Mechanical: This motorcycle is in excellent mechanical condition with recent engine tuning from The Tiger Shack, in Orange CA. All service records available. The Antigravity Battery is only hooked up to the lights, and is dead (requires an Antigravity Charger Which I am not going to buy since I’m selling) Bike is hooked up to a Magneto so the Battery is not necessary to run.  

 

 

 

TITLE:  Clean CA title on hand.

Engine # T11078395              

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