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Here's a picture, see how it has two different sprockets, one for the pedals and one huge one for the motor drive. You can barely see a Triumph logo on the saddlebag.
Yes it sure looks like it! We have only just found this photo and are very pleased with it.
My brother had a Norton Commando - were they also from the Triumph line? He died a few years ago but would have been stoked if he had known that our Grandad had an early one!
Yes it sure looks like it! We have only just found this photo and are very pleased with it.
My brother had a Norton Commando - were they also from the Triumph line? He died a few years ago but would have been stoked if he had known that our Grandad had an early one!
What a great photo of your grandfather and his motorbike!
I just happened across this forum and I know this is an older thread but I googled and found this info on a vintage Triumph Motorbike. This says it was the first all British Motorcycle. It looks a lot like the one in your photo: http://www.webbs.co.nz/auction-item/triumph-tourist
