1964 Triumph Tr6 Sr on 2040-motos

US $12,500.00

Year:1964 Mileage:3 Color: Scarlet over silver

Location:

Bakersfield, California, United States

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Triumph TR6 SR tech info

Engine Size (cc):650 Type:Standard For Sale By:Private Seller

Triumph TR6 SR description

1964 Triumph TR6 SR. (Sport Road Model) Purchased as a complete bike by owner with matching numbers (frame, engine & engine cases) One of many British bikes completely restored from the ground up by the owner. Correct color (scarlet over silver) Paint supplied by Don Hutchinson and applied by Dennis Massey, a well known master painter in the area. Complete engine and transmission overhaul by Mickey Peters, a very well known British bike mechanic. New lower end bearings. New rod bearings. Rods checked to be true. Oil pump checked. Complete top end including bore pistons, rings, piston pins and valves. New bearings in the transmission along with new clutch, primary chain and stator. All of the original hardware was used where possible but re-plated. Otherwise new was used. All of the sheet metal that came with the bike appeared original and was used. All new wiring. New tires and tubes. Stainless, polished spokes installed by Buchannan's Spoke and Rim Company along with the original re-chromed Dunlop rims. New secondary chain. Gauges restored by Smiths. This bike has been ridden approximately three miles since restoration and not broken in.

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