Triumphrat

trisuz

circa 1958.
This takes about 1/2 hour and you will probably need DSL or similar connection but it's really interesting. Enjoy!

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Terry

txpete

great film.thanks
pete

Fraederichs

Dang, that was cool. I bet someone could call the year of filming. Thanks for uncovering this gem!

[ This message was edited by: Fraederichs on 2006-07-28 18:26 ]

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ohiorider

Super! Thanks for posting the link. These were oldies ... at least one of them had an unspring rear end ... no swingarm. Post WWII, barely?? My guess.
Bob

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Bryan

Great films trisuz! I like the torque wrench's they used { or rather didn't use} but when that guy grabbed that other guy's tail light I was wondering why there weren't any women in this film. :-D :-D I think now I should be able to assemble my old bike in a half hour after watching this. The BSA film was interesting also.

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n578md

That was a pretty good find. Where those T6 Thunderbirds being assembled?

" For a thrilling, reliable and comfortable transport, it's a Triumph every time."

Eheheh.

thruxtonone

Very nice-thanks-T1

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black-bonnie

I noticed that Triumph put center stands on their bikes back then. The film makes you appreciate the history of the Triumph more. Great engineering and machinery work.

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Odysseus

Thanks Terry. That's a fantastic find!

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Ridge

Wow, folks sure had a lot of patience back then. That intro was excruciating! Good stuff though.

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