Vintage styled Triumph

[Iceseven]

Got this from a Triumph newsletter, I like the vintage style.

http://www.lcfabrications.com/tt-deluxe.shtml

 

[Nick Morey]

Very cool bike.

 

[koifarm]

I like it!! Kinda brings back the nostalgia with none of the "get out and get under" philosophy....very nice looking bike, thank you Iceseven, for posting that one.

 

[DIRK]

woops didn't read the post's! ya beat me to the punch iceman.

 

[Texas94fs]

I would ride the piss out of that, then I'd ride it some more. Bad ass little bike! Nice find!

 

[TheFixer]

Original. You'd spend more time answering questions about the bike than actually riding though!!

 

[ssjones]

I've seen it twice, it is amazing from every angle. A shop in VA put it together. It usually draws a pretty big crowd. I sort of had a hand in the construction....the builder put a request on the Jockey Journal for wiring info on Hinckley twin, so I sent him a PDF of our wiring schematics. A small part, but yeah, I'm proud... <g>

 

[BlueJ]

We saw it last summer in PA - gorgeous bike. I beleive it has also made the NBR calendar.

Speaking of which.... what's the theme for 2010?? I'd be happy to start pointing and clicking!

 

[bikeypikey]

Cool bike and I saw it on a daily newsletter I subscribe to. Take a look at the link. There is some awesome stuff and some weird shit but it's all interesting.

http://www.bikeexif.com/mr-martini-matty-yu-stone

Cheers,

Pikey.

 

[Iceseven]

woops didn't read the post's! ya beat me to the punch iceman.

I just saw your post over at the projects forum!

 

[sweatmachine]

I don't like it. He did too much weird stuff. What's with the jackshaft?

 

[Back!nBlack]

I don't like it. He did too much weird stuff. What's with the jackshaft?

" For the frame, I went with a lugged design for some extra detail, and made the cradle removable to help stick with that European style. I did the jackshafted drive to clean up the right side of the wheel, and really to just try something different. Once I got that figured out is when I decided to try a drum rear brake mounted to the jackshaft. I tried several old drums of different makes but nothing was quite right so I had to hunker down and make one. I wound up using aluminum, which I heat-shrunk a sleeve into. The real pain in the arse on this was making it all fit together without too much runout."

http://www.lcfabrications.com/tt-deluxe.shtml


That bike is cool as hell , first saw it a year ago - still a bad ass modern Bonnie build.

 

[Hamr Mark]

Now that is a sharp ride!