Triumph Tiger "T100" | Great Britain 🇬🇧, 1939. The Tiger Series was a natural commitment of engineers to constantly increasing power. The lighter and more powerful Tiger 100 was developed as a sports vehicle, and as in previous models the digital designation ("100") indicated the declared maximum speed in miles per hour. In the late 30s, Triumph Tiger took a rightfull place as a leader in the UK market, as one of the fastest serial motorcycles of its time. The appearance of the motorcycle was

1939 Triumph 350cc 3HW. £7,350 https://wesellclassicbikes.co.uk/bikes/1635 In very nice condition with some patina, With Italian front brake, guards, Head light, Handel bars and Allie rims which give the bike a sporty/purposeful look. Has recently returned to the UK from an elderly gentleman's private collection near Lake Como in northern Italy, where it has been for the last 50 years. Now registered with a current UK V5. The Triumph was registered in Vicenza on 22nd June 1950. Sounds fantastic

1939 Triumph Speed Twin This bike has a great story! It has been in the same family since new - bought for only £74.00 - the price of a new Speed Twin back in 1939! Unbelievable considering a set of forks for one of these bikes can fetch around £3,000 nowadays! Our Customer restored the rolling chassis and we have built the engine and gear box and fitted them in the frame. The amazing thing about this bike is, that it has not been ridden on the road since 1959, so today was a special day for the

Riding into the autumn sunshine on the gorgeous 1938 Triumph Tiger 100 . Part of the incredible collection at the @thenationalmotorcyclemuseum This bike is loud, fast, stylish and vintage. Ticks all the boxes for me ! ✌️#classicmotorcycle #vintagemotorcycle #classicbike #oldmotorcycle #motorcyclephotography #triumphmotorcycles | Classicbikeman