Category: Triumph
Classic Triumph 650 at Austin Moto Classics
To me, coming of age when this motorcycle was produced, the Triumph 650 is the archetype of what a motorcycle should look like and sound like. Contact the talented folks at Austin Moto Classics on
1962 Triumph TR3 Roadster in Rosedale Neighborhood
This Triumph TR3 has 100 hp from four cylinders, weighs about 2100 lbs, and is the first production British car with front disc brakes. This is the last year for this model, supplanted by the
Vintage Triumph Cafe Racer at Austin Moto Classics, S. Congress Ave.
This shop has a real depth of motorcycle repair and build experience. I’m guessing this is a 1960s Triumph 650. Link at right.
Race Week Special: Vintage Triumph TR2 Race Car
Produced by the Standard Motor Company from 1953 to 1955. Had a stout 2 liter 90 hp four cylinder engine. Stock it could reach 107 mph. From last winter’s vintage races at COTA. This weekend,
Two Triumphs at Ron Shimek’s Garage in N. Austin
My first car was a TR4 like this green one. Designed by Giovanni Michelotti, a great looking car. I really love it. The red one is its successor, the TR6. Ron Shimek is Austin’s go-to garage
Custom Vintage Triumph, and Bultacos Climbing the Wall
Usually, you can see these Bultacos hanging on a wall at Revival Cycles – see my earlier post showing the Bultacos in their permanent display. Cosponsored with Deus Ex Machina.
Triumph Spitfire in Allendale Neighborhood Today
Thanks to Vic for these pics.
