Specs Mentioned: Make/ Model – 1955 Triumph T110 Tiger Engine – Air-cooled OHV vertical twin, non-unit Power – 40bhp - 29.8Kw @ 6500rpm Top speed – 110mph True to the British style at the time, the 650cc T110 Tiger was their hottest bike in 1955, so much attention was lauded
Specs Mentioned: Make/ Model – Triumph Spitfire Mark III (1968) Engine – 1296cc, In-line 4-cylinder, twin SU Carburettors Power – 75bhp / 71ft/lbs Top speed – 95 mph 0-60mph – 14.5 seconds The paradoxical thing about the Triumph Spitfire is that it didn’t spit fire. This sports car was launched in
Specs Mentioned: Make/ Model – Triumph TR2 (1954) Engine – 1999cc, Straight-line 4-cylinder, twin SU Carburettors Power – 90bhp Top speed – 107mph 0-60mph – 12 seconds When Triumph was absorbed by the Standard Motor Company in 1944, the decision was taken to re-establish the marque as a sports car manufacturer,