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Triumph Other description
As found. according to the "Triumph Trophy Bible" by Harry Woolridge this bike was made only in 1973-74. 1973 had a production number of only 1623 making it a fairly rare machine by Triumph standards. Engine and Frame and Title all match. I believe this bike has 3054 original miles on it, when the title was transferred in 1988 the mileage was 1304 (decimal point)5 but was entered as 13045 during title transfer........I cant prove that but it seems logical that the bike didnt lose miles while in use for 1988-1991 when it was parked. Bike looks better in the images than it does in person.....recommended to come inspect in person. Original handle bars and front fender included in sale....also a new 1991 rear tire and other misc parts. Clean clear Texas title. SEE PICS this is a project or parts bike.
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