Estimated Price: £6,000 - £8,000
- Introduced in late 1953 at the Paris Salon and was, at the time, the flagship sporting Triumph Twin aimed very directly at the huge US market
- It was the first twin-cylinder Triumph to feature new rear swing-arm suspension
- Utilised the 6T cast iron head and barrels but featured a more powerful engine using higher compression pistons, higher lift cams and a bigger Amal 289 carburettor
- The Tiger 110 was phased out in 1961 when the new T120 Bonneville donned the mantle of Triumph's leading sports bike
- This highly original example is presented in very good overall condition
- Matching numbers and original number plate
- First year of production and featuring unique items such as front pilot light, remote float barrel Amal 289 carburettor and ribbed 8-inch front brake with air scoops
- Running well last year, engine turns easily with good compression
- Maintained by the late Triumph expert, Hughie Hancox, with receipts in file
- Big history file containing original RF60 buff log book dated 1954, old MOTs, old tax discs, numerous receipts, old photos, old V5C and two spare carburettor floats
- An important piece of Triumph history
- UK-registered on a current V5C
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