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From: lmacy at mac.com (Macy Larry)
Date: Fri, 28 Jan 2011 21:13:02 -0500
References: <20110128202726.QOBZO.1008265.imail@fed1rmwml43>
Wrong-O old buddy, old pal. It is not a factory "do-over".

It is a custom rebuild of a 05 - 08 Triumph Scrambler. They are built by a 
friend of mine here in Philadelphia. They take a modern bike and remake them to 
look and feel like the old ones James grew up with. The goal is to recreate the 
look and feel of the 60-70's Triumphs but get the modern reliability.

THis one is called the Jack Pine.
https://hammarhead.com/motorcycles/jack-pine/

FWIW, I prolly won't own a bike any more (I had a Choppered Bonny in the 70's) 
but this is one fine ride. I loved it. He also builds (well has a prototype) of 
an all electric bike. Fast, but strictly for city commuting. 

Larry

On Jan 28, 2011, at 8:27 PM, hardy.john at cox.net wrote:

> Yes it does look like a 60's era Triumph, but actually its one of the new 
> Vintage look bikes that Triumph is producing out of their factory in Hinkley, 
> Leicestershire. This particular one looks like their Bonneville model. They 
> do a pretty good job of keeping the look but they don't puke oil, continually 
> blow fuses or vibrate like a by the hour hotel room bed. In the past few 
> years they have done replica Trophy, Bonneville and Truxton models. Even 
> though the Truxton was originally a Vellocette not a Triumph. They also 
> produce a brilliant 675CC sport bike called the Daytona (another legendary 
> Triumph model name) as well as a couple of big cruisers, dual sports and my 
> personnel favorite the Speed Triple that's a naked sport bike Hooligan  
> machine! 
> 
> I cut my teeth on 500 and 650 Triumph and BSA twins, then I completely lost 
> my mind and made the transitions to Ducati's.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> John  
> 
> 
> ---- "Shop at " Just Brits "" <shop at justbrits.com> wrote: 
>> << For just a bit more sanity
>> http://vimeo.com/18976012
>> Larry >>
>> 
>> Anybody know for sure but the bike looks like a '60s era Triumph
>> to me ?!?
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