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We used either modified 850 Norton cranks , or a Moldex billet crank to achieve that kind of displacement way back then . Duncan Campbell in Joplin MO had a bad fast Triumph street bike using that formula , shook like a paint shaker though :D Dusty
Gorgeous interpretation... I remember Sonny Routt from back in the day. Always wanted to drop a 910cc kit on a Triumph.Nice job.
I been working on this 70 Triumph 650 for several months. It started off as an engine and frame. 92 Yamaha FZ600 front forks, Triumph wheels, Routt 750 kit, forged 9.5 pistons, aftermarket connecting rods, nitrided crank, slightly hotter intake cam and a bunch of other stuff... Yesterday was the first time it ran. Previous to the video the machine was run for about 20 minutes on and off at 2000 rpm to break in the cam and see if any parts fell off....
Nice! Where's the "like" button? ;D First kick? Wow…cr