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New Vintage Triumph
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Very, very cool!
Thanks for posting.
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2 really nice looking bikes here, I do however lean towards the cafe racer, that front drum brake is a nice touch, and the paintwork on the tank is also something special. That would get some real attention at the Ace Cafe, maybe the guys at So-Cal could ship it over to England for me to ride to the Ace and I'll do a report about the reaction from the bikers, and take lots of photos.
Well it is Christmas, sometimes dreams might come true
Well it is Christmas, sometimes dreams might come true
IF I run across the So-Cal fellers, I'll be sure to relay your kind offer. 
I'm sure they will jump right on it.
I'm sure they will jump right on it. 
Interesting, but not quite my cup of tea.
Very cool. I don't want one; but I like it.
Nicely crafted bikes, i'd lean to the cafe racer, but it has a couple of styling issues.
Front mudguard, should be smaller and alloy or black.
The headlight mounts should not be curved and painted, but need to be angled straight section and chromed.
How can you have a cafe racer without clip on handlebars.
I notice in the background of some shots is a Velocette Thruxton, could do a lot worse than take some styling queues from that bike.
Front mudguard, should be smaller and alloy or black.
The headlight mounts should not be curved and painted, but need to be angled straight section and chromed.
How can you have a cafe racer without clip on handlebars.
I notice in the background of some shots is a Velocette Thruxton, could do a lot worse than take some styling queues from that bike.
