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Possibly you have a vintage or a classic Triumph motorcycle for which you require some parts to get the bike on the road again or you need it for a complete restoration project. , here are a few sites that may be helpful in your search for the parts. This sites may help you to find what you are looking for: 

1. http://www.britishonly.com; 2. http://www.webbikeworld.com/vintage-classic-antique-motorcycles; 3. http://www.rockypointcycle.com, 4. http://www.moorescyclecenter.com/default.asp; 5. http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/23532/the_best_place_to_buy_vintage_british

At this sites you can access data sheets and owner and workshop manuals for the restoration project of your classic Triumph motorcycle, together with the parts.

The classic Triumph motorcycles for sale can be found at http://www.walnecks.com/search/results.cfm. At that page it is necessary, that you specify the model of the Triumph and the information which is desired. At that site there are listed various models from the years starting 1960 up to 1975. For some of us these bikes are dream machines, mainly for enthusiasts and dedicated collectors. These bikes never fail to captivate the attention of the viewer and possessing a charisma unique to them, . Even for someone who is not an avid fan of these Triumph timeless beauties, the presence of a well-maintained classic Triumph bike makes one stop involuntarily, to savor the enchanting looks of the Triumph.

On the website of vintagebike (http://www.vintagebike.co.uk/Bikes for Sale/Pages/070122-Triumph-Speed-Twin-5.htm) you can find pictures of the beautiful1 Triumph Speed Twin. This bike with swing arm rear suspension and on twin hydraulic dampers are really extraordinary. Vintagebike offers excellently restored machines with glistening chrome and paintwork in black and silver. Another website which may be interesting for your is http://www.oldtimer-werkstatt.ch. You should compare the offers of the different stores.

At the Triumph motorcycle accessory dealer (Britishcustomes.com) you can find  accessories for nearly all models of the Triumph motorcycle. The following Triumph motorcycle specific models are normally available: Daytona 675, Daytona 955i,  America & Speedmaster, Bonneville & T100, Daytona 600, Scrambler 900,  Rocket III, Speed Four, Speed Triple 1050cc,  Thunderbird, Sprint ST 955i, Sprint ST 1050cc, Thruxton 900, Thunderbird Sport,  Speed Triple 955i, Tiger 955i, Trophy 1200, TT600 and  Sprint RS. 
A very wide range of different accessories for the Triumph models is available with this dealer. As an example for Triumph America & Speedmaster models, there exist Bub exhausts and they offer a performance package consisting of  a. An Air box Elimination Kit, 
b. A Predator Exhaust and c. Air Injection Elimination Kit.

Another dealer (see website above) offer used Triumph motorcycles for sale in Canada.. There exist at this shops a fascinating collection of used Triumph bikes. It starts right from the 1967 models to those of 2007. For example a 2006 Triumph Rocket III Cruiser. There are many other models pertaining to the years in between the above-mentioned models. All lot of used Triumph motorcycles are located in the US, some in Canada and can be delivered to buyers in Canada respectively in the US on completion of the sale formalities.

Triumph motorbikes are offered altogether all over the world. Accessories in the meantime can be send to anywhere.

06.02.2009