What's This Triumph

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  1. doug

    doug New Member

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    #1 doug, Sep 5, 2017
    IMG-20170905-WA0017.jpg Anybody know what Triumph this is?
     
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  3. Yorkshireman

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    #3 Yorkshireman, Sep 6, 2017
    Isn't it next years upgrade for the bobber, it has a solo seat after all :grinning:
     
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    #4 Yorkshireman, Sep 6, 2017
    It's clearly a two stroke and I wouldn't be surprised if it's not the original motor, something from Villiers perhaps. That rear sprocket looks modern and I'm liking the size of that horn!
     
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    #5 stevethegoolie, Sep 6, 2017
    1930 Triumph model X 175cc. 2 speed, Villiers 2 stroke engine

    Took some bloody finding as well, might I say!:weary_face:
     
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    #6 doug, Sep 6, 2017
    Wow well done that man, thank you
     
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    #7 MickEng, Sep 6, 2017
    I thought it was. :p
     
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    #8 Yorkshireman, Sep 7, 2017
    I pointed him in the right direction with the Villiers engine tho ;)
     
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  9. dilligaf

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    #9 dilligaf, Sep 7, 2017
    It's a.....1930 triumph model x 175cc 2 speed Villiers 2 stroke engine :rolleyes:
    Took me two days of searching :rolleyes:
     
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    #10 crispey, Sep 7, 2017
    Really? 2 days? I just looked at stevethegoolies post, took me no time at all!!
     
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    #11 dilligaf, Sep 7, 2017
    Eeeeee!!....that's cheating :p
     
  12. stevethegoolie

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    #12 stevethegoolie, Sep 7, 2017
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    BASTIDS!!!!!:grinning::worried::confused::sob:

    I'm sure I read somewhere in the course of my search that the Villiers engine was actually designed by Triumph. Gave around 1.75 hp apparently - some info on Triumph Owners Club site.:)
     
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    #13 MickEng, Sep 7, 2017
    You're the second person to say that, so it must be right. :p
     
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