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Triumph Chopper Picture Thread

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Ok, so I was looking through the picture post and both of the trump ones where bobber and OIF. I have nothing agianst bobbers, but most of the pics in the OIF post where bobbers too. Where are the choppers:confused: so for further inspiration for my triumph chopper, I want to see some more. Here is a pick of mine........

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Unreal. I remember staring at a Triumph chop in Jack n Rohans auto elec shop (Neil Mann's) off Elizabeth St. Melbourne and my bro Carter at the time says" I made that front end"
SC was stamped (Southern Choppers) NICE. You might av seen a few in Lances shop in the 70's 80's. Both Barbarians. Lances trike and Lance were at the start of Mad Max briefly.
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Yep, those were the days! Jim of Sonic Choppers is still around making exhaust pipes, it's great to hear his stories from the old days, although the construction methods they used back then sound pretty primitive.. here's a few Aussie pics for you..









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Yeah, that's grouse Jims' still going. He made overs for me 30 yr ago. Melbourne has got a great deal of history, they're all still out there...somewhere... usually somewhere quiet, away from all the shit in their own shed workin' away at somethin' noone else has done!
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Here's a couple that I had back in the 80's...


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Hey British JJ menbers. How can I reach the owner/builder of this Chopper? BSH, No. 68, 1989 ...

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Re: triumph choppers....

just saw this thread, gonna throw mine up, just about done. Tried to make it as 70s as i could with period correct pieces
that's awesome! whats the rake on that??
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Here's a twin I pieced together some years back sold and bought back in pieces minus the motor. Got a rebuilt motor currently
working on restoring it to its janky rattle can glory. I wouldnt call this a chopper it has stock rake
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This is such an awesome thread.

Here is one I was building a few years back. I took all the twisted parts from it to put on my current project. Here are pics of both.

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I put this in the wrong thread.. this is where this belongs. She's almost done, '77 750
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A JJ member built this bike, I'm sure of it, and hoiked up a real good build thread about it. Anybody remember who that was? The JJ's Search apparatus, as usual, gets a whiff of my karma and won't have anything to do with me.

Thanks.

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68 T120 with Tr6 head, Sportsmen front end, Bob Newby open belt primary, HD wheels front and rear

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