1977 TRIUMPH 750 SILVER JUBILEE LIMITED PRODUCTION 1 OF 1000 MADE
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My Dad had one , brought brand new from a shop in South London,used to take me to school on it , sounded great luv these
I can confidently say that the Silver Jubilee is one of the most desirable motorcycles of that year🇬🇧
Awesome job Billy & Jr! You forgot to tell them about those guys who believe there is only right side shifters and wrong side shifters!🤣
And BTW, there is one at Barber!
Billy and Junior are a good team.
RIP Good Queen Bess!!!!
In England I think we only had the T140V Bonneville with straight bars in 1977 Jubilee edition, and the 1000 models that you have 1 of were exported. When Edward Turner was in charge of triumph they exported more bike's to the USA than any other country.
You could buy both in UK but US version was harder to secure than the boxy tank UK one due to export demand and as said Triumph underestimated that.
Absolutely amazing condition so well preserved 1977 I was 5 🤣👍🏻❤️🇺🇸🇬🇧
The Jubilee Triumph is beautiful
In 1977 I rode my '71 Bonnie on a camping trip thru New England, New Brunswick, PEI & Nova Scotia. At one of the campgrounds in Canada, somebody told me there was one of these in town, for sale, that had been repossessed. I stopped in to check it out.
The first thing I thought was, "that blue paint on the chrome rims will be flaking off in no time"!
Billy looks like an avante garde connoisseur of fine English motorcycle machinery!
He is!
Engine sounds smooooooth.
Rode one for a bit in my early 20s...it was my buddy's but we both think I rode it more than he did)))
Cool bike. I'd probably put slightly lower bars on it, like the ones that came on the 1970 Bonneville.. Why do some bikes have bluing on the exhaust pipes and others don't? I've see it on modern Triumphs as well as on older bikes...but not all of them have it. I realize it's from the heat, but like I said, not all of them turn blue... and sometimes they turn blue in random spots, not just at the top of the header which is the hottest spot on the exhaust.
Excelent machine!!!😁😁🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷👍🏼👍🏼👌👌👌👌👌💪💪💪🚀🚀🚀💣💣💣
Did you re torque the head and check the valves?
Gorgeous
Dad back in the day had a BSA Bantam 175 and a 650 Road Rocket . So jealous he didn't keep them and pass them on
My first bike was a 1958 Bantam 175cc! I was around 10 or 12 in the mid 60's when my dad bought it for me to use on the trails near my house.
The original Is TWN Triumph Werke Nurnberg, made in Germany
ol'Bill forgot his Gauntlets
🇬🇧👈🏻fine old motorbike 👊🏻👍🏻
In 2004 i did a job for a man who has one of these still in its wooden crate tucked away in his heated garage
Wow!!
What a gorgeous piece of machinery.
Friend of mine right down there in Pawcatuck has one of those, or last I knew he did, and he has a nasty habit of hanging on to things...
Nice
The rim paint is "Unobtanium" lol
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aw ya
Beep! Beep!
I have one if anybody’s interested 2000 miles 100% original been sitting for 30 years in my neighbors garage. He just gave it to me.
I want it! Text me pics 860 916 9784 ken sr
She screams Loyalty 🇬🇧 and that paint scheme is top by today’s standards, better. Sounds like a cream puff