Triumph Trophy TR6C Special (1970)

The Triumph Trophy TR6C Special is a motorcycle that was manufactured in 1970. It has a four-stroke parallel twin-cylinder engine with a capacity of 649cc and a compression ratio of 8.5:1. The bike is air-cooled and its induction is provided by a 30mm Amal concentric carburetor. It has electric starting and is capable of producing 32.8kW/44.6hp at 6500rpm. The clutch is multi-plate, wet, and cable-operated, and it has a four-speed constant mesh transmission with a chain final drive. The bike has a brazed lug, full cradle, single downtube frame, and a telescopic fork, hydraulic damping front suspension. The rear suspension is a swingarm, 2 x Girling dampers setup. The front brakes are SLS drum-type, full width, eight inches in diameter, and the rear brakes are one-sided, seven inches in diameter, SLS drum-type. The front tyre is 3.25 x 19, and the rear tyre is 4.00 x 18, both made by Dunlop. The bike is 2140mm long, 700mm wide, with a 1400mm wheelbase, 825mm seat height, and 127mm ground clearance. It weighs 173kg dry and 196kg wet, and has a fuel capacity of 11.3L in the US and 18L in the UK and export markets.

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Make Model: Triumph Trophy TR6C Special