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Marketplace => eBay Finds => Topic started by: firko on July 09, 2013, 04:19:25 pm
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Cheney-Works-Triumph-750-Vintage-Moto-Cross-/221251621508?forcev4exp=true#v4-40 (http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Cheney-Works-Triumph-750-Vintage-Moto-Cross-/221251621508?forcev4exp=true#v4-40)
(http://i1112.photobucket.com/albums/k495/firko2/CheneyTrumpy_zps0f3b27e4.jpg) (http://s1112.photobucket.com/user/firko2/media/CheneyTrumpy_zps0f3b27e4.jpg.html)
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Now if i could afford that it would be a keeper
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Absolutely gorgeous.
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WOW ! Now that right there my fellow vintage riders is a bike to be proud of ..Wish I had the cash to get it..
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If you're going to ask that much money you'd think they'd fix the engine
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I'm a bit wary of the claimed 72 hp. It's got all of the correct stuff but that seems an awful lot of neddies. ::) Great bike though, I'd own it in a heartbeat if I wasn't so poor.
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would he swap for a Adler?
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How does he know it 'barks into life'? No clutch?
pancho
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How does he know it 'barks into life'? No clutch?
pancho
Was thinking same thing, no primary chain either from description
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72 bhp @ 6500rpm is what he has quoted from an article ( read his disclaimer ).
Have you read the article on how the motor ( 474) was built by Gordon Edwards very interesting.
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Have you read the article on how the motor ( 474) was built by Gordon Edwards very interesting.
I doubt that Gordon Edwards built the engine, I met him at the Sandhill Ranch AHRMA Dick Mann meeting in 1994 and a few days later met up with him over a number of beers at a bar called Liverpool Lil's in San Francisco. Besides being the USA Cheney distributor at the time he made his main living as a fashion photographer and it came across to me that as witty and charming as Gordon was, he didn't possess much mechanical ability. He told me who built the engine but I've forgotten....although it could have been 'Little' John Hately. I recall him telling me that he was getting the royal runaround from Eric Cheney with regards to delivery, saying that he could have sold four times as many frame kits if Eric could keep up supply to demand. Gordon gave me photo proofs he'd taken of the bike and they were used on the poster for the Tanunda Nats in '95.