1952 Triumph Sets 2 New Records - Blackie Bernal & Bud Hare

Blackie Bernal riding Triumph Thunderbird. Bud Hare riding Triumph Tiger 100. Class A 30.50 Cu. In. - 134.597 mph - fastest speed 1 way - 138.5 mph; Class A 40 Cu. In. - 144.33 mph - fastest speed 1 way 148.05 mph. Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah - August 31, 1952

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1972 Triumph Bonneville 650 - the hot one

A quarter of a million bikes ago, the basic Bonneville engine started winning races. It still is. When our first famous vertical twin began winning, Gene Romero hadn't even been born. Yet last year Gene wore the AMA's Number 1 plate because that same basic engine - Triumph's dual-carb, 4-stroke OHV Bonneville - helped him thunder to his Grand National Championship...

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1961 Triumph TR5A-C Enduro Trophy Vintage Motorcyle Ad

New TR5A/C Triumph Enduro Trophy. 30.5 cu. in. (500 c.c.). One of Triumph's brand new models for '61. Features downswept - 2 into 1 - Trials exhaust system, new competition type gas tank, wide gear ratio. In new Kingfisher Translucent Blue and Silver with Black frame...

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1971 Triumph Trail Blazer 250 & Blazer 250-SS - two big bikes that can take a bad trail lightly

Triumph presents two big bikes that can take a bad trail lightly.

The Triumph Trail Blazer. The Triumph Blazer-SS. Each pack 250cc's of muscle in a lighter-than-ever trail bike. Each one will take you as far as you want to go, on the trail or off. Because they're true Triumphs and the lightest 250's that Triumph has ever delivered. From the vibration-protected headlights to the tucked-in tail pipes they're radically improved.

Ad include feature-by-feature facts in a picuture diagram and a specifications /data/ technical information table.

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