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Triumph Trident description
1975 Triumph Trident T160 750cc 5speed. Not currently running. I bought this bike from an estate sale in non-running condition. I was told it was running when left in storage several years ago by the previous owner who is now deceased. I could not verify this of course, but bought the bike with the intention of getting it running again, but have not found the time to even look at it. The bike has no battery and seems to be stuck in gear! Maybe just the clutch is stuck? Anyway, best figure it needs lots of work to get it running. It is a rare bike, not many like this around any more... Bike has the flat Euro style handlebars, and the bigger gas tank too, also has the cool pea-shooter style exhaust Paint is really nice on the bike, bike is complete nothing missing, no rust, really nice chrome! No reserve, must sell, need the space! Clear Florida title in my name |
Triumph Trident for Sale
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