"1977 Triumph Silver Jubilee
In celebration of the Queen's Silver Jubilee in 1977, Triumph released a special edition based on the standard 750 T140. A silver finish with red-and-blue lining was used and was complemented by a royal-blue saddle with red beading. The primary drive and timing covers were chrome plated and the wheel-rim centres were painted and lined in the traditional manner. Only 2,400 examples were built, of which 1000 went to the United States.
Bonneville. The motorcycle that made histoy. Now its creators -Triumph of Great Britain- celebrate one of today's greatest events with the announcement of the Bonneville Silver Jubilee Limited Edition. Only 1,000 specially customed Bonnevilles will be offered in America. Our way of honoring the Silver Jubilee of Her Majesty Elizabeth II. Each Jubilee is hand-crafted in a striking combination of silver and chrome accented with red, white and blue striping. A most distinctive seat compliments* the styling. Certainly a motorcycle like no other on the road.
Specially designed commemorative badges are mounted on the tank and side panels. And each buyer receives his own personal certification of ownerchip. We invite vou to be one in a thousand.
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1983 Triumph TSX 750
The TSX 750 was essentially a restyled Triumph Bonneville, fitted with a lowered chassis and 16-inch-diameter rear wheel, with the engine offset in the frame.
371 were built - 100 for the US, 200 for the UK and 71 for the rest of the world.
