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Posted 9 months ago
fossilhunter
(38 items)
1973 starting lineup for Triumph...LOL. I am lucky enough to have 2 of these sale brochures, once again from my Mother's bookshelf. Stamped Wordens Cycle Shop, Akron Ohio. I remember going in there a number of times as a kid and drooling...BUT NOT TOUCHING...as constantly reminded. :) I remember taking these from the big box at the dealer and thumbing through them for days before mom snatched'em up and put them away.
Hurricane X-75 (TRX75)
Trident 750 (T150V)
Bonneville 750 (T140V)
Tiger 750 (TR7RV)
Daytona 500 (T100R)
Trophy Trail 500 (TR5T)
Triumph MotorcyclesThe first Triumph motorcycle was built in 1902, essentially a bicycle fitte…
BrochuresVintage brochures are great to collect because they're colorful, historic, …
Love this now! Had UK version of this brochure, threw it out when we moved house late 70's !@#~!! :( Same line-up except the Hurricane which if I remember correctly wasn't available in UK (could be wrong on that last bit)