Classic Triton Cafe Racer
Price: £7 995 ≈ $10829 ≈ €9232
Item location: Prenton, UK ![]()
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Seller notes: Classic Motorcycle
| Brand: | Triton |
| Model: | Triton |
| Year: | 1960 |
| Condition: | Used |
| Mileage: | 300 |
| Engine (cc): | 750 |
| Transmission: | Four-speed manual |
| Starter: | Kick start |
| Drivetype: | Chain |
| V5: | Present |
| ID: | mfs09909189 |
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Description
This bike has been built by people who know what classic Tritons are
and how Triumph engines work.
This bike runs like a dream.
Not been sat in a garage for the past few years gathering dust – doesn't need commissioning, it goes now.
Original Norton Featherbed (wideline) frame. The bike was originally a 500cc Norton and then converted to a 650cc Triton in 1986. Now the T110 engine has been rebuilt.
It comes with the original period number plate and the genuine period buff logbook, first registered in 1960.
(This also comes with a new logbook and is classified for no tax or MOT.)
I purchased the bike in 2011.
A classic bike without all the modern brake discs and suspension mods from a Jap bike.
See the bike on page 10 of this July's Classic Bike Guide. (It's not a 1957 as stated, it is actually a 1960.)
The engine was built by two engineers who advertise in *Classic Bike* and are well known. I then took the bike to Steve Blackwell, founder and chairman of The Triton Owners Club (where I am also a member). Steve worked on it for many months, putting it back together, modifying, and upgrading everything, as well as rewiring it and giving it the look it has now – pure classic Triton. If you can call it that, as we all know, they are a labor of love and are all different and personal.
The bike has had an expensive engine overhaul:
- New big ends and mains, etc., to complement the new Morgo 750 conversion
- Brand new Boyer electronic ignition system for easy first-kick starting
- Upgraded dynamo for 12V lighting
Also includes the following items:
- Triumph 9-stud head
- Slick shift gearbox
- Tommaselli clip-ons
- Borrani rims
- Roadholder forks
- Norton 2LS front brake (to replace the original single leading shoe)
- New tires
- Suspension rebuild with external springs
- New John Tickle top yoke
- New headlight shell and lamp with new ammeter
- New headlight brackets
- New oil pressure switch
- New primary chain case inner
- New 12V dynamo armature and dynamo bushes
- Vapour blasted and polished inner and outer gearbox covers
- Polished engine plates
- High gear oil seal
- New needle roller bearings
- New fork stanchions
- New fork bush and seal kit
- New fork rod extenders
- New fork stainless springs and alloy cups with oil
- New stainless clock brackets
- New wheel bearings
- New twin-output coil
- Running-in oil
- Vented and polished front hub
- Primary wheel spacer
- New carbs and gaskets with bell mouths
- New plugs and plug caps
- Ignition switch for security
- New Woodruff keys
- New gel battery
- Rotor and clutch tabs
- Tank rubbers
- 12V rewire
- Bottom mount battery carrier
T110 Motor:
- Vapour cleaned cases and cleaned threads
- Vapour cleaned cylinder head
- Polished outer covers
- Re-chromed pushrod tubes
- Re-profiled cam followers
- Reground big-end journals to -0.020”
- Shell bearings +0.020”
- Mains roller bearing
- Mains ball bearing
- Pressure release valve
- Clutch hub center
- Conrod bolts x4 nuts
- Sludge trap and plug
- Rotary breather disc and spring
- Crank sump filter and gasket
- 23T engine sprocket
- Set of clutch rollers
- Cush drive rubbers
- Inner center clutch backing plate
- Spider
- Valve springs, inlet/exhaust valves, valve guides
- Primary chain and set of casing screws and gasket set
- Morgo 750cc conversion kit
- Magneto conversion housing for Boyer ignition
- Boyer electronic ignition system
- Brand new timing cover complete with rev counter drive and oil seal conversion for better oil pressure
- Regulator box to enable the switch over to 12V electrics
This bike was at the Carol Nash Classic Bike Show and won the Triton Owners Club "Cliff Groom" Special Award
for the best original classic Triton. *(Cliff Groom was one of the founding members of the Triton Owners Club.)*
The award is mine and the bike's for the year and will go back to the Triton Owners Club for next year's awards.
Payment & Delivery:
- Overseas buyers – payment must be cleared before the bike moves anywhere.
- Delivery can be arranged at cost to the buyer.
- Balance via cleared banker's draft, BACS, or cash only – NOT PAYPAL.
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