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triumph thunderbird
triumph thunderbird
triumph thunderbird
triumph thunderbird
triumph thunderbird
triumph thunderbird
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triumph thunderbird 900
triumph thunderbird 900
triumph thunderbird 900
triumph thunderbird 900
triumph thunderbird 900
triumph thunderbird 900
triumph thunderbird 900
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD black
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD black
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD blue
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD blue
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD brown
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD brown
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD engine
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD green
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD green
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD interior
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD red
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD red
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD silver
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD silver
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD white
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD white
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD 900 black
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD 900 blue
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD 900 brown
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD 900 engine
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD 900 green
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD 900 interior
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD 900 red
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD 900 silver
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD 900 white

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triumph thunderbird

Triumph Thunderbird was created with the intention of capturing the American market and 650cc parallel twin engine variant from Speed Twin was used in the vehicle. The paper dart logo and the thunderbird name and the enlarged engine were the result of research by Triumph with the American customers. 6T Thunderbird was released to public in Paris and the test drives gave out 92mph over a distance of 800kms (500 miles). The bike also gained much needed popularity with the American motion picture “The Wild One” starring Marlon Brando. The bike manufactured by Triumph Engineering Co Ltd was also called as TR65 or 6T. Production starting from 1949 till 2010 featured several version of engines that included the Twin during 1949 to 1986 and triple in 1995 to 2003 and the Twin engine from 2009 till end of production. Predecessor of the Thunderbird was the Triumph Speed Twin and is offered with a 4-speed transmission system.

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