***Price Reduced*** A piece of English motorcycling history, built at Meriden, near Coventry and first registered over 50 years ago on 01/04/1972. Two bikes in one, V5C currently shows Historic Vehicle M/C Combination, attracting nil Vehicle Excise Tax. There is nothing to stop the new purchaser returning the machine to single bike use.

Whilst not Concours, the Combination is in great used condition. Owned for the past ten years, with matching frame and engine numbers, the bike has been regularly serviced and improved upon at Matt’s Machine Shop (Abercynon, Wales) and is supplied with full documentation to evidence.

Adapted to Sidecar use 25 years ago, now with lower compression pistons, Avon Triple Duty, square profile, front tyre and smart new sidecar car wheel. Set up with the help of Watsonian Squire Sidecars in the Cotswolds. Updated last year with new chrome wheel rims. A very low and well documented 5k miles with MOT’s, etc.

This has been a great bike with no end of fun trundling along on with grand kids and the like. It is skilled motorcycling at its best. The dying art of combination riding is a joy. Very sorry to see it go, but house move and slimming down of collection forces sale.

The Triumph Combination is currently stored ten miles from its Meriden birthplace, in Hurley, Atherstone, West Midlands, close to the National Motorcycle Museum. It is available to view / test by appointment via my nephew Dan.

It comes with full documentation, V5C, MOT’s, 2 sets of ignition and combination keys, sidecar tonneau and a Triumph Haynes Guide thrown in.

In the first instance, please contact me via e-mail at russtesp@hotmail.com to arrange a viewing / test at its Hurley location. Tallyho!