Old school rides: Let's see 'em!

Discussion in 'Old's Cool' started by Drif10, Sep 5, 2004.

  1. waynefj40

    waynefj40 n00b

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    De-lurking time.

    My 1966 Triumph T100S/C. The original 'Jack Pine', if you will. Working on getting it back to bone stock.

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    Here are the most period correct photos I can find online.
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  2. anonny

    anonny What could go wrong?

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    Thanks for that link, it's going to come in handy for my current project.
  3. johnny moped

    johnny moped learner

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  4. Motoduc1

    Motoduc1 backtrackvideo.com

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    What is the exhaust pipe on that Triumph?
  5. ADK

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  6. Gregg Wannabe

    Gregg Wannabe Just killing time

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    Montezuma Grade, overlooking Borrego Springs. Love it!
  7. feliz

    feliz Adventurer

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  8. FloridaSteve

    FloridaSteve Long timer

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    Man that's a nice set!
  9. FloridaSteve

    FloridaSteve Long timer

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    From last weekends ride...

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  10. flyinsquirrel

    flyinsquirrel n00b

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  11. richarddacat

    richarddacat Everything is green and submarine.

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    +1 feliz
    Yeah it is, :clap

    I'd love to find a XS650 as slick as that one looks. :raabia
  12. feliz

    feliz Adventurer

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    Thanks.

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  13. feliz

    feliz Adventurer

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    Ya, their my favourite bikes ever. Here's my 75, a friend's green 70, and another friend's 78.

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  14. richarddacat

    richarddacat Everything is green and submarine.

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    My brother had an earlier gold model 71? and that one gave the bug to my Dad.
    My Dad bought a 500 first, dark purple if memory serves and I rode it a lot. My first "big" bike. He later bought a 78? maroon 650.

    Great bikes. :thumb
  15. 2manyrides

    2manyrides shifty charactor

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    1977D came in maroon and blue. For 78 they changed the tank to this with screw on nameplate and added the vaccum petcocks.
    Side covers retained the 77 look. There was a limited production of STD's for 79 (500?) for the US market.
    STD's were still being produced through 1983. Only available overseas.
    And yes, the 78 below has a set of pipes and front fender off a special...
    Other than that, she's a stocker.

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    1980 XS650...

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    The above statement in the post with the photo of 3 650's may be wrong unless the tank has been changed. IE, it could be a 78E with a 77D tank and side covers on it. But I identify it as a 77D
  16. feliz

    feliz Adventurer

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    You would be correct!! It's quite likely my friend said 77 and I have it wrong.......I am senile. Thanks for your pictures, I love these bikes.
  17. jas67

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    EDIT: it is actually a 1976
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  20. johnny moped

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