1970 Triumph TR6C
Details
Year: 1970
Make: Triumph
Model: TR6C
Frame Number: CD45801
Engine Number: CD45801
CC’s: 650
Mileage: 94,255
History
The 1970 Triumph TR6C was part of Triumph's iconic "Trophy" line, renowned for its versatility on both road and trail. Originally designed for the American market, the TR6C became a favorite among desert racers and off-road enthusiasts thanks to its robust 650cc parallel-twin engine and high-mounted exhaust pipes, which gave it the signature scrambler look. Sharing much of its DNA with the Bonneville, the TR6C boasted a simpler, more reliable single-carburetor setup, making it easier to maintain and perfect for rough terrain. Known for its strong torque and dependable power, the TR6C captured the adventurous spirit of the era, remaining a beloved symbol of British motorcycling's golden age. Despite growing competition from Japanese manufacturers, the TR6C’s rugged charm and minimalist design continue to captivate enthusiasts who value classic style and performance.
History
The 1970 Triumph TR6C was part of Triumph's iconic "Trophy" line, renowned for its versatility on both road and trail. Originally designed for the American market, the TR6C became a favorite among desert racers and off-road enthusiasts thanks to its robust 650cc parallel-twin engine and high-mounted exhaust pipes, which gave it the signature scrambler look. Sharing much of its DNA with the Bonneville, the TR6C boasted a simpler, more reliable single-carburetor setup, making it easier to maintain and perfect for rough terrain. Known for its strong torque and dependable power, the TR6C captured the adventurous spirit of the era, remaining a beloved symbol of British motorcycling's golden age. Despite growing competition from Japanese manufacturers, the TR6C’s rugged charm and minimalist design continue to captivate enthusiasts who value classic style and performance.
This Motorcycle
Our Promise
This 1970 Triumph TR6C is a rare find that stays true to its off-road roots while incorporating a few tasteful modifications. Featuring TR6R low pipes, this bike blends the sleek, street-focused aesthetic with its scrambler heritage, making it a perfect hybrid for both urban and off-road adventures. The custom-style handlebars give it a unique stance and a slightly more relaxed riding position, enhancing comfort for longer rides.
The motorcycle starts and runs, but given its mostly original condition, it will require careful maintenance to ensure peak performance. While the engine is in running order, some components may need attention and fine-tuning to achieve long-term reliability, as is often the case with vintage machines.
This TR6C offers a fantastic opportunity to own a piece of motorcycle history, preserving its authentic character while still being ready for the road with just a bit of extra care.
When you purchase a motorcycle from Le Hangar 23, you're not just buying a bike—you're investing in a community deeply committed to preserving and celebrating these legendary machines. Each motorcycle that leaves our workshop has undergone a meticulous inspection and thorough servicing to meet our exacting standards, ensuring it’s not only roadworthy but also a joy to ride. Our dedication goes beyond mere transactions; it’s about nurturing a passion for motorcycling and maintaining a legacy of excellence. By choosing us, you're joining a network of enthusiasts and experts who share your love for classic and unique motorcycles, and who are devoted to keeping these exceptional vehicles on the road for years to come.
Our Promise
This Motorcycle
When you purchase a motorcycle from Le Hangar 23, you're not just buying a bike—you're investing in a community deeply committed to preserving and celebrating these legendary machines. Each motorcycle that leaves our workshop has undergone a meticulous inspection and thorough servicing to meet our exacting standards, ensuring it’s not only roadworthy but also a joy to ride. Our dedication goes beyond mere transactions; it’s about nurturing a passion for motorcycling and maintaining a legacy of excellence. By choosing us, you're joining a network of enthusiasts and experts who share your love for classic and unique motorcycles, and who are devoted to keeping these exceptional vehicles on the road for years to come.
This 1970 Triumph TR6C is a rare find that stays true to its off-road roots while incorporating a few tasteful modifications. Featuring TR6R low pipes, this bike blends the sleek, street-focused aesthetic with its scrambler heritage, making it a perfect hybrid for both urban and off-road adventures. The custom-style handlebars give it a unique stance and a slightly more relaxed riding position, enhancing comfort for longer rides.
The motorcycle starts and runs, but given its mostly original condition, it will require careful maintenance to ensure peak performance. While the engine is in running order, some components may need attention and fine-tuning to achieve long-term reliability, as is often the case with vintage machines.
This TR6C offers a fantastic opportunity to own a piece of motorcycle history, preserving its authentic character while still being ready for the road with just a bit of extra care.
$8,900
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This website’s content is for general information and not professional advice. Le Hangar 23 makes no guarantees about the accuracy or reliability of the information. All content, including services and products, may change without notice. We aim to keep the site updated but cannot guarantee all information is current. For accurate details, contact us or check our policy and terms. Le Hangar 23 disclaims any liability for actions based on this information.
© 2024 – Site Created by Studio Frenezi
This website’s content is for general information and not professional advice. Le Hangar 23 makes no guarantees about the accuracy or reliability of the information. All content, including services and products, may change without notice. We aim to keep the site updated but cannot guarantee all information is current. For accurate details, contact us or check our policy and terms. Le Hangar 23 disclaims any liability for actions based on this information.
1959 Triumph TR6C
History
The 1970 Triumph TR6C was part of Triumph's iconic "Trophy" line, renowned for its versatility on both road and trail. Originally designed for the American market, the TR6C became a favorite among desert racers and off-road enthusiasts thanks to its robust 650cc parallel-twin engine and high-mounted exhaust pipes, which gave it the signature scrambler look. Sharing much of its DNA with the Bonneville, the TR6C boasted a simpler, more reliable single-carburetor setup, making it easier to maintain and perfect for rough terrain. Known for its strong torque and dependable power, the TR6C captured the adventurous spirit of the era, remaining a beloved symbol of British motorcycling's golden age. Despite growing competition from Japanese manufacturers, the TR6C’s rugged charm and minimalist design continue to captivate enthusiasts who value classic style and performance.
This Motorcycle
This 1970 Triumph TR6C is a rare find that stays true to its off-road roots while incorporating a few tasteful modifications. Featuring TR6R low pipes, this bike blends the sleek, street-focused aesthetic with its scrambler heritage, making it a perfect hybrid for both urban and off-road adventures. The custom-style handlebars give it a unique stance and a slightly more relaxed riding position, enhancing comfort for longer rides.
The motorcycle starts and runs, but given its mostly original condition, it will require careful maintenance to ensure peak performance. While the engine is in running order, some components may need attention and fine-tuning to achieve long-term reliability, as is often the case with vintage machines.
This TR6C offers a fantastic opportunity to own a piece of motorcycle history, preserving its authentic character while still being ready for the road with just a bit of extra care.
Our Promise
When you purchase a motorcycle from Le Hangar 23, you're not just buying a bike—you're investing in a community deeply committed to preserving and celebrating these legendary machines. Each motorcycle that leaves our workshop has undergone a meticulous inspection and thorough servicing to meet our exacting standards, ensuring it’s not only roadworthy but also a joy to ride. Our dedication goes beyond mere transactions; it’s about nurturing a passion for motorcycling and maintaining a legacy of excellence. By choosing us, you're joining a network of enthusiasts and experts who share your love for classic and unique motorcycles, and who are devoted to keeping these exceptional vehicles on the road for years to come.
© 2024 – Site Created by Studio Frenezi
This website’s content is for general information and not professional advice. Le Hangar 23 makes no guarantees about the accuracy or reliability of the information. All content, including services and products, may change without notice. We aim to keep the site updated but cannot guarantee all information is current. For accurate details, contact us or check our policy and terms. Le Hangar 23 disclaims any liability for actions based on this information.
© 2024 – Site Created by Studio Frenezi
This website’s content is for general information and not professional advice. Le Hangar 23 makes no guarantees about the accuracy or reliability of the information. All content, including services and products, may change without notice. We aim to keep the site updated but cannot guarantee all information is current. For accurate details, contact us or check our policy and terms. Le Hangar 23 disclaims any liability for actions based on this information.
Details
Year: 1970
Make: Triumph
Model: TR6C
Frame Number: CD45801
Engine Number: CD45801
CC’s: 650
Mileage: 94,255
1970 Triumph TR6C
Details
Year: 1970
Make: Triumph
Model: TR6C
Frame Number: CD45801
Engine Number: CD45801
CC’s: 650
Mileage: 94,255