Triumph Thunderbird 6T – 1952
Year: 1952
Make: Triumph
Model: Thunderbird
Engine Size: 650
Colour: Blue
Drive Type: Chain
Start Type: Kick Start
Restored 1952 Triumph Thunderbird 6T Motorcycle.
This bike was restored by a respected Triumph expert.
The paint and pin-striping on the bike were finished to a very high standard.
The chrome parts were either replaced or re-plated.
The engine was stripped, checked and rebuilt with many new parts.
The BTH magneto was rebuilt.
The original SU carburettor was checked and rebuilt.
New exhausts were fitted.
The wheels were rebuilt with new spokes.
The seat was recovered and fitted with new springs.
A very nice restored Triumph Thunderbird.
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