1964 Triumph Trophy TR6 Bobber Chopper

Bike is fully built in a bobber chopper style, t's kind of a mash between the two. I am actually impressed how comfortable it is to ride, akes medium bumps without issues. Extended hardtail was added, ith the springer front. Everything is either rebuilt or new on the bike. Old triumphs are kickstart only, imps need not apply. Right side shift (opposite japanese/american bikes) and is 1 down 3 up shift pattern. Has clean Indiana Title, bout 50 miles on it since the motor was rebuilt.

Full motor rebuild by King Tiger Triumph Bainbridge, N (Receipt for work included with sale)

• Cylinders bored to .40 over with new pistons and rings

• Full head rebuild new valve guides and seals, ocker boxes taken apart and rebuilt

• All seals, askets, nd bushings replaced

• Carb rebuilt and tuned with new jets and float needle

• New primary and clutch

Full magneto overhaul by Joe Hunt Magnetos Rancho Cordova, A (receipt for work included with sale)

• Points plate, oints, undry kit, agnetized

Paint done by Generation Moto Franklin, N

• Gas tank, il tank, ear fender in black with gold flake

• Frame in gloss black

New Parts

• Factory Metal Works bolt-on hardtail 8" extension 2” drop

• DNA springer front

• Podtronics reg/rec/cap

• Koso DL electronic speedo (includes speed, DO, nd Trip)

• Wire harness

• Monstercraftsman Powell Peralta Clamp on tensioner

• Foot, hift, ickstart, nd grip rubbers

• Sprocket (46t) and chain

• BMW style metal bar end turns with LED bulbs and LED flasher relay

• 5.75” lucas style headlight with high beam indicator

• Axle mount vertical plate bracket with tail

• Petcocks, etcock seals, as cap, nd tank mounts

• Air filter can and filter

• Wheel bearings

• Steering head bearings triumph to harley conversion

• Throttle and cable, lutch lever and cable

• Left side control (turns, ow/high beam, ill switch)

• Leather solo seat and coil springs

• Integrated rear brake light switch

• Brake linkage and adjuster nut

• Oil tank (power steering fluid tank from a freightliner truck)

• Tires front and rear

• Brake shoes

Things to be aware of

• This is an early unit triumph motor where the breather is on the crank. The custom oil tank doesn’t have the ability to accept the breather tube as an input so it is open to the atmosphere. Due to this, nd triumphs butterfly breather valves, ome oil does come out through the tube, nce parked, ou will see a few drops on the ground. This is normal for this motor and setup, f you have an immaculate garage, ut a cookie sheet under it. Triumph later moved the breather into the primary side case and relieved this.

• The chain is currently in an in between state, t's a bit loose so there is a little bounce to it while the tensioner catches up, ut it's too tight to take another link out (i tried on one chain and couldn’t get it back together). Once the chain stretches a little more from riding, t’ll need a link taken out and then the bounce should be gone. This can easily be done with a grinder or a chain breaking tool.

• An older exhaust is still on it, here is one rust hole where it was scrapped long ago. I didn’t add a new one as I felt it better to keep the cost down for you and let you pick whatever exhaust you wanted. If you don't want a new exhaust, here isn’t anything wrong with running the one it has.

• Carb float needle was just replaced with a rubber tiped, ts still in the break in period so there is a slow drip if you leave the petcock on when parked. This should go away once it's seated.

• There is no battery, owever the reg/rec has a cap built in. when at low idle speed sometimes the turn signals are a bit intermittent. If this bothers you, ou could upgrade to a 16a stator ($120 + about 20min labor) or add a small battery.
  

Shipping

• Local Pickup or buyer responsible for arranging shipping
  

On Sep-07-15 at 12:01:50 PDT, eller added the following information:

I replaced the turn signal bulbs with some new lower wattage LED bulbs, nd they now work well during idle.

On Sep-09-15 at 07:07:23 PDT, eller added the following information:

Took a couple of very short videos riding it so you can see it in action and hear the motor.
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