Loads of ancient Brits have returned from overseas, ripe for a rebuild.
This T160 Trident was an easy job
A cleaned wiring loom, now re-wrapped, and new HT leads
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Produced between 1968 and 1975, some say that the Trident – the last big throw of the dice from the British Motorcycle manufacturer NVT (Norton Villiers Triumph) – was too little, too late.
The production figures tell their own story.
The total number of bikes manufactured during those seven years (both T150 and T160 versions) was a measly 27,500 units, while the Honda CB 750 – the world’s first superbike – totalled for its K model alone a whopping 53,000; while total bikes produced was a stunning 400,000.
