Post Listing Update: This custom Triumph did not get any interest at the opening ask of $24,999.
Starting with a ’06 Triumph Bonneville motor, Jeremy Cupp of LC Fabrications created a hybrid of antique style with modern motivation. What do you think of it?
The TT Deluxe was inspired by Triumphs from the 1910s – check out the logos on the tank which are from Triumphs between 1910-1914. Per the builder, “The wiring on this bike was probably the biggest challenge. A modern engine with all the emissions and safety crap has a wiring diagram that looks like a bowl of spaghetti noodles. At first I went through a lot of trouble to find someone who’d tackled the task before…..no luck. It seems everyone who’s ever done one of these simply stuffs the entire factory harness and all of its “mystery boxes” into a fake oil tank, which was not the route I wanted to take. I sat down with a factory diagram, the original harness, and a volt-ohm meter, around 30 or so hours later I had myself what is apparently the first ever chopper-style wiring schematic for a modern Triumph in existence. A lot of headaches, but I now have some pretty clean wiring that only uses what I need – no horn, no dimmer, no emissions, no safety crap, just good old spark, charging, and lights.” The build placed 6th in the Freestyle class of the AMD 2009 World Championship of Custom Bike Building and has won many awards at smaller shows like Smoke Out and Easyriders.
Find this custom Triumph for sale in Mansfield, Massachusetts with an unmet opening bid of $24,999