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1974 Triumph Trident

Hi Mark, thanks for the info, on the other bike everything went ok so it must have had the correct combination, I bought both these bikes as basket cases so I am having to learn as I go, the first one is 99% done, the seat is out getting the new cover on it, all the cases and carbs have been vaporblasted as that’s my business, www.vaporblastcanada.com the first 74 is all numbers matching and has been restored as stock the 2nd 74 came with an alloy tank, solo seat, twin disc conversion with Grimeca calipers, and LP Williams rear sets so that’s the way I will build it as for the gearbox I have a hoffman bearing that fits the gear so think I will just use it that way, what do you think

some pics attached

some of my other brit bikes include:
so you can see I am a glutton for punishment ha ha

3 TRWs
69 and 79 bonnevilles
77 silver jubilee
61 speed twin
68 T100
69 tiger
71 tiger
71 commando 750 SS
74 commando
49 and 53 Sunbeam S8s
50 Ariel square 4
69 Thunderbolt
51 Velocette LE
47 James
1920s BSA bicycle
69 BSA Firebird x2
65 BSA C15
73 Trident