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1968 ad Some of the rarest, much harder to find than the pricey MCM caps. Notice the added (oil seal?) peices to the rocker shafts in the ad...

All these were taken from the back of 1968 issues of Cycle World. The price of the Ariel is twice what a new motorcycle would have cost you...

...as I post this, to buy this recreation of what was a very important Triumph drag bike from a collection of bikes built in the last decade...

1967

Bought through ebay last September when the US dollar was taking a now common dive, Phil got this all-alloy engined Triumph for a song and h...

For Sale by Jon Rispante: Kruzin62@aol.com Here's a little peek at the rebuild of the Assasin that Jon's doing. All stripped down, ...

This one is wicked. A Rich Richards engine sporting a full race head with 1 3/16" Monoblocs, H&C TT cams and 10.5 to 1 pistons. Th...

Six inch wide by one inch thick. Neat. 1968

AVOID THIS... AND GET YOURSELF THE NEW CONCEPT FASTBACK SEAT, STAINLESS HEAT SHIELDS & FRISCO PEGS! New in 1968

1968 Triumph Sport Cycle 1967 Cycle Guide I like the name the Lawbreaker a lot better than the Enchanted Parrot, but that really was the na...

Another highly modified swingarm framed custom show bike with modifications seemingly inspired from experimentation with hallucinogenics. I...

Need more and better pics of this one. Lots of little custom details that are hard to see. 1968 Triumph Sport Cycle

"little too hairy for normal driving"? No way... 1968 Cycle Guide

Back in the day, a custom motorcycle with white wall tires meant one thing for sure. It was a east coast bike. As far as I know there never...