1973 Triumph Trident T150 Almost Everything On The Motorcycle Is Original on 2040-motos
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The brake master cylinder was stuck so it was replaced with an OEM master cylinder, the original rubber brake lines were collapsed internally so also replaced them with OEM parts. All the original parts replaced will come with the bike. The bike starts 1st kick and runs as a low mileage Triumph should with no issues. The gas tank and carbs look new inside, as you can see in the images the red flashes on the tank have faded, if the tank were repainted the Trident would almost appear new
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